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‘ NORWALK’S
HOME PAPER
Entered at. the South Norwuk Post
011109. as Second Class Mnll‘mar.
Snipers Very Active
In Belfast Streets
MORE POPllS BALLOON O-
‘lllAN EVER IN ANOIlS HANOAO
lflE SCHOOLS ’OESIROYEO
Y0 R K. ‘ Aug.
E ST ABLISHED 1870
ENOlANO Al _
PEACE Wllll All
OOl lOOKEV-
3 1.~—At mid night
Fighting of Most Savage
Character Continues
'E'ixchange of Shots by Conteliding Parties Began
liarly Yesterday, and Gradually Spread Over
an Increasing Are-a, Culminating \Vhen a
Party of Men. Armed ‘With Rifles, Open-
ed a Hot Fire—Two Killed and a
quate Redress in State Courts for Injuries
Which Law Does Not Give Them—Said
I Buses ‘Vill Run Under a NeW Plan.
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LONDON. Aug.
. ' A large increase in the numhor of NEW’ 31.—Dlrigible . . . _
[)02831 or 31301.9 Are ‘xrounded' :‘Chool (jilldl‘t‘ll oxvr prmicus \‘1-:11":i.': hmlmm “>6. ”‘19 largest American tonight IEngland “T111 be email”); at
01.111 ctml wl‘vr; school opens 114w: mn'ul aircraft of it? 0139. and the kite DC‘LCI‘: thh all her erlemiesIdurlng the The petition of New Haven jitney- others were frankly disappointed.
l l.l<‘.‘-:'s"l'. Am; 31 (.\.]lf40(‘i'l1‘fi'l!:.‘li vutw x ‘ .: V.lil‘ i'cl‘r.».l'='11"‘ ttr'» " 11‘ Hill.) 1:101»; 11;; Thig i3 wfml Eur illl'lmm A451 W‘To destroyed by (’1 tire, ‘IVOE‘Q‘ 3111‘ With ‘he echeIInlon ngTj‘lr- mpn for an injunction to prez'ten (“‘- TO Run .'w’- AJQ‘WIY «
1). Stu-rt llrzhz': 1.: or ill. r.:;--‘ xi: l* . 1 1113113143.. 01; pgmtr lhr11.t:=l-(lw. . of Schools G. V. put‘llllll» which also razed tIhk‘ hangar today :11 1‘93' ””3" date. dorms. U terminating forcement cf the new state jitney 13W Samual Silver 1.. state mmm of .
1111...»:11. (‘U I"! i: Il (.1111: :1 311w: 1,. i1 (in- mammal two alt said 1...:1 nzorrxirc. ”W “”“k‘m‘” 1'0”“ Naval A” 5‘0“ ”:0 _t‘.‘.Chu‘C.al Stine Of waif which Bias war: denied ill decision bonded down the Ru mnen'fi association and one
- l 1'1! l. 1 ;1 ' lollnwnfl: :1 11' l_\ (1. (31»! H l 4a": wow K1‘lul .‘ :7 :l ilmze: "“7““ I Lave “0 ““11 in 1‘01“)” lion. A” explosion of 311150}??? from pairuiilfdmnm’ ”1.9, cessation ctrgfhhil. ‘Ji‘steriiuy by 1%9 three f(~.(\{3 .1; jmigri tne organizer's 0f the 59' 933-3. 3::
".1 11'11-1~::~ 1: ll 1 1:11- (1-1/0: .(lvzl. tr :. ..'.r1:' ll 1:.1- \'...1- {:11‘9 113 r‘.l::*r.<, l ‘l‘lil. that the School 111': an unknown Callie" Started the blaze. hcs‘ldrm‘“ WELS “XE“ by .11". 0‘ U‘ I“ w}: heard the aDPPal in New Player that the emerge decisiflu would uh
I in: (111, \.(‘l(' l<-:: in ‘1' 1"yltiurix— to lllt‘ ‘-i(¢'r‘(‘>l1):~'i('l llw .. l.‘.11':. ( 1:6. 1'! lion l‘l. 1‘ .ll be lift" “3' i1: 'l‘l‘l‘li‘tl Although IL I!!!“ Der 0‘ men Were in (VO;‘:1"“I’InIA'L‘I5"III1IO; III l't‘ tr‘c "f1: Auzrm't IgI p‘wlfu’fl‘. t the operatm'l 0f juiiiy‘hm:
Lu-z In willu- in... . 1.111.». -.111... 91'. cl :7: ‘zir-hlv l r .- .11 ; ~~-.«-..1: (-11-: ”1"" Var-W ”"3 ’ ‘*"i““"m"m ”w hams”. ON) one mar; was :light' .« H bugmfa ‘L‘L "QC“; ‘ 0' . “LY «in The Judges. Circuit Judge Martin ’7 thos: “‘10 were assomated IV"
1 - 1 ‘- i H .l -- H 1' 1. ”:1: . .- . .. - 1 1h. . . .d , liucrl1'«:.:zr.. "Tl't re 1:119:13 lo, lw nmrv l) bllrlw‘d. “M CODCtUbIOI‘l 0f the struggle Wh“h \"""N)" ....I: liic‘rict J‘I‘J‘g‘QdS Eiiwll , 11:. 111.1 new arrangement 113 entirely
. ‘ MW“ J," luau-«1.111.. “WW/Ly t M u H L -' w -“.> 0' -t! 5‘ (.17.: “if,” rf‘UIl" ll. '1. ~11 in H1” (‘li\ :lt llu- (lrvul 1:1l1k5: contaimrg hydrogen actually aided years ago is of much :II II‘II‘1‘I'I‘I It)?!" (. hi0); mug thu‘ legal. lie Would not disguise the flag.
~ .llll’l l‘ tl‘w <)l)'~‘1 mil) the 01:14.1.” "5”“ ET“ RUY'N‘W'J In". the riilll"2- ' ,. .1Il: luI ,,,,, .‘l li‘ElFV 'ln- wvrv lmzllcd 1.1-:11' th" hangar ur‘d t‘. 9 significance. but Wh‘” ”"9 ordinary : .Iom....I. H“ ‘ 1. .« .L. q t .C‘Orltt'rll!‘ ‘ te'... oi the new plan.
«11114-1. \-1'I1' 11-1). 11“3l\’ “"7”.” 13‘1“";"1‘1‘ L} “"" ‘3 “ “'mli“ . .. ‘E I lll‘l'nll'n played water upon them to ““3"“ will. probably regard as its in. recent i?m“l‘:i:i:-\'o<ulc ("om-'111si‘o1 ETrl‘le federal decision opens the “5'
‘ ' d ""2 "'"" " ""f “H ' E ,. E" ' ”W ' ‘1' . I.” (1‘ .1... 0mm”... plum-"l 11113311111» "xplofiumx r2039 practical effort will be the ex- 011 Ithe “Ami” ‘1 ”Rm ErP-é‘ém to {0- 3r}, connopfipm company to apply
WW} "I :1 ”HM“ I" ' ' H. ' 1,!“ 1‘1-~ '11: r- ..11 he w : le “>6 WL‘H ‘35 ’9‘“ “H 5: ('U'l’i‘"! {9“ >1: 0f hem” for dispensing liquor ailivh'orll'u ~10: :o‘rhtheognerationio" jib to. the Superior Court for an. influx:—
ol :1, rum. (1; 1.:1 l'r'w'l' by XI...‘ {H H.“ J...“ I 11111~w “r 1-...” .1111} 11...; .1 . H; 01- under the new licensing act. which gmmImeI‘jfi ~s*'t {own I“ II.“ 110*: H the J‘ii'lt"‘1'l‘ rqgfim‘. 099133991»
I" \“h” Prim”! 5“" I" i. (.fi‘ru, 1:121 .1313}: inxtv ”mm. u' ~E» 1111'. Sim w.:.'~ «lewd to supersede? the Defense 0*. the Realm Eitgiyigeio.miyifogdil‘g'ixtewredl'i'ss 1 :11"! it is onwried this step will he. 2;
"I. “”31“”: I“, “I. “H. E “‘1: ‘ I, P”? ' 1:11”, 0'” for "”1“” 1!».111)::.~l. regulations. Whmh lapse “firth the fitnd Eh: .s-te‘c; courts for :3an injuries dorm" ,takcn. "i i
1,..;,...1 " h“: ‘3‘” '1‘ "7' ‘ ”i ‘ .1,‘ (f cry“... of hostilities. Some restrictions lm- II ‘ “L ' Review (51%. In Detail.
""M‘imnl ”V“- 11.1.1111-4- " ‘1 ii. 1.14. l'ilulw" (Continued on Page Five: peer-d by those regulationsv have ”9"“ ‘hpm 1 . o the ii'ru11.~.-.r-111 Grin: irln, 11in ruse in detail. the- 1
":1. m.“ (I: ( Lu" “V "(A)” '5 VP 1 - luv \ 1'11 .‘1 1a “ll the ””h“ “" limpeded in other enactments. some of S”: Effie #3110 nappy-were“ (likihfififot‘lult‘l wars rmirw the purpose or.
“:4 (h . Elfin“ 1’ “V I i 7‘ ‘ t {J1 t .1 ' 1- e ‘1 l '. “Coir "1' HH‘ r ' ' 1 Which are (ApECLEJ to be repealed ”x39 -L.:\‘L.‘:ETL. V“ hhnc "r-‘c psgodil‘” t‘lc': Illa” ’ {inn :1"! order of 1‘19. court" L.
”WV NH“ 3 L» h M A Z n ' (if 1? Lil c.1671 “- ‘l ir ‘ illl“t' 1 a V 3 90°“- Legal, obligations held in ubey- ”he a“ mu“. .Tjic 1? S‘- 131:. to de unconstitutional the. law .1
:I‘mI' mud . .1 .. . . .4 (.- 1‘ .l: f .. .- g .1‘ 11:21: 2 'm ‘10} N_ m if“. I1 1:. (. tilt-'3' “1‘” d ’ once “to: the duration of the WM", :9“: E»: ii :3?“ ."‘f;..t‘.:n: p, or \11::‘ I \ _._-. _-
"' ”if ‘1 1 11‘ .. 1 - ‘ "'1‘ ' "‘ ‘ “ .. . - 1, . . . re: Eire leu'.‘ 1.1, . ... . .
“13;”, air .1; I'III’III,"IIIII‘II‘II I: IIII'II‘II I'I ’ 1,-I, r. .1. “.th L hum-r. . 1 1,. e l 111 1 i1 ;::~.1 diulely. .- I q I 90!.th turning tomorrow. _ day seemed army 1.1““;ch 1-1.; (Continued on Page Eleven)
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.lluiltilii'l'i'lilrl’lhll‘l"‘Q‘l:?:lli"“l:‘\fv ‘ Eli‘llli’ IV Ott'e'r (C0"tlllued on P ' (Continued on Page Eleven) ‘% all MIAKE PRUTE‘JT NEW THEATRE TAX
.. . - . .. . . .. . .g. M... '1 Mexican 1c1a S l‘e
OEMlllO MADE m
SMASH 31111101111
Does Not Want Bridgeport
Office of Rehabilitation
D iyision Abolished
EffEOllVE 31m. .1.
Harding Commands Enjoined by Supreme Court
State Levy Of One Cent a 3Must Not Denounce Righifii
M ° '
lners to Dlsperse Y 'I‘lll' 1 rank (_‘ “01131) l‘GS-f. N0. 1:. H Al
. 1' . Ami-1.11.1. l.l-i:1.~.. Lil 14~ :13: meeting O ne so KIWAN‘ANS . . .
“_'_~ ' ' ' ' " ":- _4 HAMBI‘INE DEN will pri‘l illy 1‘." "$2 .1.‘:.l‘m‘t abolish» gallon OllEfiGa: C ties to 011 Lands He!d b!
liliilllltES Distribute Comes AVIMALS MUSVI l mom of in.» 1:1. east» 111.1! oifice or t 095 mfit beCA— oun t Texas Company P110: ta
1‘ the ltchullllmliu- .1. «.011. Federal e musemen I
lresidents Proclama- 1 l .. .. II .. .. . II , IIIIIIIII r... v....:.r;:1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIII it OBflt _1 W'lly e' One- T“ luNfi ISLAND May 1,1917 . -
11 Throughout Mining SW” “"5 9“” ““09 ‘5 “W“ 10 w ...- 10.1 (1.1 11.1.. norm .1. A similar R8 es 1. Rec 1“? .
be washed again. that lS it the fiery . =9. 1 t t l A t f ItiEXICO CITY Aug 31 (Agnew-o
xi! ict denunciations being made by the :(ILIEEIIIII‘fLZle: ”L1: IIIg‘UIg'mgéélAc‘oE; Haf 0f To. a moan 0 ed ed Press) ——Oflicials of the MM
" other? '° AW 9"" “mm“ "‘ 0'1? “Mil... Escrowuzfirrr.rri.. or
run:- . e y, or . , , I 1 .. -.
111AEJOH W dvamlAlug' 313—41“ 7 I [,3 "Paddy Rwy". as h” “'39 "“l' r leitlcirtil1339lfilmfignEhtngfiiii Ti”: 0.1: Beginning next Thursday. Sept. 1. and Thirty a‘e preme Court from denouncing m .
. . .- I ayI iIs luted coplcsIof Ne“ MOtO!‘ Veluc C W5 known to his friends in the gain!» “mum" urging that Mme” n‘lpl‘oteit two‘hew taxation laws. passed at the Outmg' Across Sound to 0,1 lands 1.91.1 by the Texas cm
' \lclont Harding’s IWOCM-mutlon Have Many Thing-S of ling house known 11:: the liowm (‘Iuh he g...“ ‘0 Ropr(.q,.r1..u‘.eg'Th1 <1w-1- last session of the General Assembly pan} prior to May 1.1917. This I!”
. .. . . . . W‘“ go into effect. One imposes a. tax One hundred and thirty strong. thy c1510“ Handed down last night by m.
angllout this district. Thousands
11- printed here last night. Friend
..l for alike. received the pamphlets
untnining the president’s command
on Sunday mornil g b} sonn- l.1ll.lu.l
o
.1
Unanimous \ote of the court. probubn-
ly sets a precedent for file colirt'a toe»
tion in dealing with nearly 150 cc“
calling into question the effect of Ann
tom. as well as to other
men holding public office.
The resolutions adopted by tho
with C. A. 0. Association. similar ones
[11011211 out I,
of .7 per cent. on theatre tickets arid
the other requires users of gasoline to
pay a State tax of 1 cent a gallon.
The theatre tax will be collected by
Norwalk Kiwanis Club yesterday en-
joyed a delightful sail to Lotus Grove.
Long Island. and an old fashioned
cldmbake. Bridgeport. Stamford and
Interest to Drivers
bandits amoul to on: (him:
In Now-York papers it l>~
to read that (lr"l"d Jury 1'.“ :ll::.wlli"nl~~
surprising
The new motor, vehicle laws have
'i‘iilI all persons engaged in ”illsur— arrived and :1 perusuul of them will of Stumfnrd‘s \‘11‘1'urvto 1... oxide 111,“ . . I .
"“110":er DTOI098d1n8‘5" @890”? and reveal many things of interest to driy— Stuulf‘ord paper curried “milling of rhifh “IX,” FFObd?L}Ibflrn?°ptefj b" the the tax commissioner. It is just oné- Danbury Kiwanians were guests of the ticle :37 of the Mpxican Constitution. ' 2-.
n-turnI to their homes aIt or before. ers OIl automobiles. etc. ‘ 111., 1.0““..- lost/(:1 ,.03l.~1r.:“;.}.§i. 0 ’075' l m half the Federal tax on admissions occasion The sail was laken‘on the The Texas Company appealed 15.."
1:33“: 1:;‘I‘fsglifiieseff'ostedI‘ixzmg (":‘SIF‘ In Section 3 of Chapter 3I_34. as the Thai Si..1nfor.l is :1 hot hell or of H1; “lizllabilltatlo: 23315.1": “Fe-f: ‘0 “WM”? At "‘9 end Oervm'Y month oyster boat. Columbia, through VVil— the court for an. amparo. 01-19er
parts. of Kanawha Counties ogmoe :1IlI.d motor vIe-hIiclo luvvs are designate-ll. l: gin-1.11111; has long 1.11.1.1 known, but on“ "OflMIIof Vouattonul Education the ownersIof theatres Will be Ireoulr- liam H. Ray. who provided the boat. inary certificate issued to the. 110'“.
the circulars . DD 1g ls (zspl-ollllly provided that 110 our. 19131 ll ii not :13 had :13 it once was was opened In August, 1920 in con; ed to furnish the tax commissxoner Kiwanians are very greatful to Mr. or a landZ‘TaIlm'- pending the me.
At (l:l.wn the Spruce Fork ridge shIInlIl louriImi :uiIimal. or cause to l.. 13 Indmiin-d by eve )Llnn. Them-{ore formity with the decentralim'tion pol- WithIa otatement showing the amount Ray fog his thoughtfulness and kind- of pre—emptlon Dupe-rd. This W
guard reported IAII Wall, Tli- . ii .111} arilmdl 0.1 thl. public highway...» 11 11. :111 ii p more s‘;rpri§jng to anyone icy practiced throughout the United 0: his [federal tax for the month. and hess in this matter. was taken tIo prevent the gonm‘PenQI
1* F9 01" the state. after one-hull hour uttt-r‘ 11.11 (1 can”... stummm to 5.... the $13,“ Sutm to band“, men-s cases more to 86nd With the statement. 3- check The party started from Water fronl denouncing claims held by m
" ‘ ‘ If the other oil com
company'.
v-hic-h have brought similar" amount»
are \ictories. it is generally m
that the decimons will coustituté ti.
or cash for one hurt the amount. The
accuracy of the succulent will be at-
street. where a parking place for au—
tomobiles had been provided. Instead
of going directly to Lotus Grove. a sail
to Northport harbor and other points
was no fighting during tl. 61 night; no
.utempt was made to scale the 9.151(-
vrn slope of the hills How the other
sunset. and one-half hour before sull-
l'lse. unless there is attached to {ll‘
:lnimlil a light which shall be visihl.»
ford pill'wr come out with a surprised
malt :lr-d 'suy ejitnri:1lly:~——
(121.4» Him. zit Mm, hitherto :1 mooted
efficiently: and. .
Whereas. The work of said office
has been gradually gaining in emch
(continued on Page Nine)
{allows ”lent the time betwern d'irk v1 ' ' ’ hm
1 - _ in feet to the rear of the animal an! 1 1-4.." l 1 1 ' f ‘ H
was and do break w . . . I I I . . 11 ..ion )3 n.nn\I,- w «r settled by the one an lncreafiln in ability to han- ‘ ' i I"
IIIIIIIIIIIIrIII y us l matter f0' .1 slImIllarIlllstunce ln lIrontI of lt. gnmhhrgwr-so tl.oml,1i.le o_n Sunday y d _8‘_ . ' .11 ‘ Of interest in Long Island was enjoyed, court‘s drfininon Of Affidiexzm and \
IIIII ll’[>l(‘$ l’. lain _:J IIIIIIII and (‘10- 'l us will mean. by a. strict mterprn- lllOl‘l‘lDR‘. 1 here. luts llmn . .'1 _ moo; ”optioned OI P380 Seven) ‘ i : The fun commenced immediate“ inierpr°t3n9n 0f thin fit: 3d ltfiu‘
.111; who r0 :1. 9.2 were reported gaih; lotion or the, ldw that it will be. im- fipltu‘id. though it him be :1 vague ' L after the Kiwanlans had embarked. “on r‘ho‘lcu‘e in Is e M “i
‘Zr.’ for art”l:1vasion"of Lo 9033“)“: tor anyon e owning :1 dog. to knO\'-'l('1l:.{i-lh:.i.t such :111 ll‘Rilllltion ex- . ' There were singing. games and Owl“. “aims to on lands held ‘3?an ~- '
33” take the dog out far on airing at night istvd there whr-rv is was found. It was ‘ A stunts that made the afternoon a plea- 1 1917 ' can not be _..______q____ue3ti°n 3
{Continued On Page Eleven) llnlnss thr- do” has a tail light anixr l assert. 'l 111.1 somw 1111i denied by others, sure particularly in view of the ”wt f
to it. I _ and the mass of our lilVidlilldan poo- - . of the warm temperature on shore. I4
, . lutrolmun Frank n. Strntlor in (ll-n pic. who vn-rv, of course. not in the The American Band played dongi' i
. cussing thr- oddities of the law sail ’ music on the trip over and at t O ;
REPUBLIEI4N EITY I.I:MI.III’lpcrIIfIIrsI‘IIIIIIZHI‘I.okIIIIfI“II:rgt:‘EIIPOOMQ- (Continued on page Nine) . Thousands Of \.Ga"0ns Of grow}. Solos bye Jfofjofggthegi):;ln\fi Tip
. . 1 - r» y orn- ——-— . . 'eW .aven. wer’ 1 It ; "
llurl‘u‘lsml M, 111.1 MW law These [“0 1“ be sewed Liquor to Be Sold Songs included the favorite. “Um:
IIIIIIIIIII 01.111 :lnzleuworms III the var» Seventy-fi\e l em l'S Come Under Court Order Liam Jane." and a group of singers
l}
1... lu-phlfl'vnn C‘ira‘ convention. 111
I1 I'Jl'll'lwit‘f-l for the full city
wt Will in» nominated, will he held
lly lull 01': September 9. This
1 voted rat a. met-ting of the Repub-
m (jity Committee held last night
H10 ’l‘own Ass-mlily hull. CorLsirl—
11':ll)l(-. interest will be taken ill the
' Ilnvelltion.
A; the. (‘OYYEm-iifl‘t‘ 1..r1r1‘f:1:. it was
voted to hold ('{l'l'l 1:3». :1? '1' o'rlork
standard 1;1.. 0': the . of s p-
tembcr ’I 1 H:- rwspmu‘u'w wards.
Deputy _<'.~1' l-Zrlumwl l3. llorlii'lis
prvsillwl I 1 (1,1'111111fn—c- llll"“!llg".
WV ll1‘ ll-Ii1'l"" h.li'(~ been up to the
mauul [.11. 1.1‘llr-l' quiet. they Will
lm 11m“ 1 1' lrmrze 11. subject from
nmv until r mtlon. Much interest is
hem: lid/(n in tht sellct‘lon of a man
1. run mayor on the Republican
1.1-ket as opposed to the democratic
whom
thr- present may,or Jen‘miah Don-
I 11dld.1t('
/ in
l"1l* (taucu
1 the evening of September 7th:—
H: at War
1‘ 111 street;
'1'l, V‘U'l
" '«"'l\'l(in H
S. Marshal Selling
Whiskey Running Autos
rill: '/ HA\ LN.
:ultornoblles.
~1-1‘orcenient agents. and or-
€1ytl'e l’n
".lllL;
'lllz'm
"-ll
1 .-
4’.
l
(
4“ u'
’il.~j'
1r. 1:] Ward. Red Men' s hall. “ ash«
7.
SI) .
AOEOS {SAUEO
it is believed will
ses will be held as follows
d. Town Assembly Hall:
Third Ward. Community
andt street; Fifth “’ard,
ose‘ company's quarters.
Aug. 31.——Whlskey
seized by pro-
tect States Court.
public auction by the
here yesterday.
.3 ordered sold. only
the others being out
'" '18:; appeals Blddlng
r... was sluggish. as
‘Ii'rt most of the cats
5: ch bargain prices as
b
t
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l
l
ll’\ R 01.11 as
i; p: m i:1'l_v
(Continued on Page Seven)
Warren Smith ,
Is Rae-appointed
Thr Stale lloardi of Fisheries an?
Gume- has re-appolnted Wilbur li‘.
Smith of South Norwalk a fish and
game warden in and for the County
of P‘alrfield. State of Connecticut for
the term or two ycaia from Septemuer
lst 1921. .
Mr. Smith has served his twelfth
year as warden and has fulfilled the
numerous duties in a thoroughly con-
scientious/and satisfactory manner.
receiving numerous compliments on
the condition of things in Fair-field
County. ‘There s a noticeable im-
provement in the enforcement laws
since W'arden Smith assumed office.
Summer Sun ,Comes
Back with Full Vigor
Old Sol came back strong yesterday
after being abseritfor some time and
fooling the public into believing we
were having an early Indian Summer.
Bridgeport): volunteer weather ob-
server. Jei‘lnlugs. stated last night tha'~
the highest temperature reached dur-
ing the day had been .95 degrees. at
which polntthe thermometer stood
between two and five p. m. An aver-
age humidity of 86 per cent all day
contributed to makingI the day '11
‘scorcher." ‘
No relief is promised for today. al-
though a. gradual drop in the humidity
.,xers had hoped for.
. wa- notcd last night.
"right crawlers." and it
:111 impossibilify to affix :1.
lllOllEYOAllS
1:"! hall: in :1 "night. crawler" because 1
0 1h: difficulty in ascertaining which A H INT" BLUE“
is tll- tzlil. .
"\Vhy," said the patrolman indig- ‘ A
“1.11in “H113:- poor people won't b"
:.|~lr to lllkt‘ their pets out for ad |
f-wuirig's slroll now. and supposirr; ‘
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Aug. 31.—
Property damage estimated at $l00.~
000 ‘or more was done early today.
when a, train of three. loaded trolley
express cars bound from Worcester to
this city got beyond‘control on the in-
cline on State street jumped the track
at at switch at Dwight street and
crashed into the corner of a five- story
brick a stone building occupied
principal! by the Victoria Hotel. The
head car tore away the supporting pil-
lars at the corner of the block and
buried itself in the interior. Iwhlle a.
:argteosotafition of the brick wall extend-
n eroof. v
allgthree cars. a alanched do upon
James J. Irwin. motormauv. -
ried into the building with tgzshcgd
car. but was practically unhnct. Abra-
ham J.- Bojsero express mm.
(Continued on Page my.)
Two Hurt in Collision
of Sub and Schooner
NEW LONDBN, Aug. 11—min aub-
marine K-4 brought hen: today the
crew of the three masted schooner
Can men of La Have. N. S which
sang in collision with the .‘Bubmarlnn
of!" Block Island last night. Officers
on the submarine said the vessels col-
lided kl‘ a. dense (as The schooner
sunk quickly but all e! her crew were
rescued. .- MT! .;,. “a: :-.
tl‘wo members or the submarines
cre‘w Ensign R. W. Dongher. and Ma.-
I- w
minor injuries. The K4 was bound
for 610112158319
' requeiting enforcement of the
chilling Kate 0. -3. Kit“. sum lion.
from Bridgeport and IE“;
joy Steward Hollywood’s
Hospitality
’l‘he :r1._}g9poa~t Rotarians, some
,.Qv..I“Iy-11\1.a sumo—r. came to Norfialk.
last evening. whi‘l'r‘ they held a ban-
quet at the Norw ilk Country Club.
James P. MI'GUVern. Icollector of
port. in Bridgepm‘t. was toastmaster
of the evening, arid. during the course
of the dinner. 121': 1111111 S. Wolfe. pres—
ident of the Rm. irian Club, and also
president of the l irst Bridgepon Na-
tional Bank was unanimously nomi-
nated as the ‘Romrian candidate" for
Mayor of Bridgczlort at the coming
election.
Following the din ner. whlot'.‘ was
Ierved from 6 until 8 5:303; :.:.‘ en-
tertainment was staged. which was
enjoyed by about 150 people. The en-
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.lll‘NEYS Wllt
BE 1311101111111
HARTFORD. Aug- 31 —As soon as
a copy is received today of the fed-
eral decision dismissing the jitney te-
queat for an injunction against the
enforcement or the new jitney law
Robbins B. Stoeckel. commission of
motor vehicles. will send out a request .
to all the police chiefs in the state and.
the superintendent of the state police
state
law now tut its constitutionality ha.
been established by the federal deciv
r
evidence.
attend all of the twentwone sessions
As a result of a conference. at South
Norwalk, at which United States Dis-
trict Judge Edward L. Thomas. De‘
puty United States Marshall William
J. Hayes and Assistant United States
Attorney George H. Cohen were pre—
sent. orders are being prepared for the
disposition of lfiiuors and apparatus
now held in the custody of the mar-
shal at New Haven.'1‘he action- was
taken in keeping with the suggestion
of the Attorney -General that efforts-
should be immediately made to dis—
pose. of all liquors held by the Govern-
ment in storage. that has been seized.
except such as may be required for
9
Three orders are. in the course or
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OllllllllEN liE'l
3113011 rum
'10 11111111110111
. When Harold Biseell. leader of the
Boy Scout Drum Corps, put his hand
into the but at the end of the lucky
number Chautauqua parade, yester-
day afternoon. six NorwaJk—South
Nor-walk hildrea were awarded sea-
son ticke which will permit themj‘to
'7.
of Chautauqua. as the guests at the
association.
Following are the lucky number:
Romy Paul Singewald. Grace Zwi I
er; Aileen ZWioker. W Uhle
6"th prominent in politics andfinancc.
was apparentiy about 45 years 01.1..
composed of Messrs. Taylor. Nutting.
Pollard. Moore. Byington, Buzzard
and Southerton rendered many vocal
selections that proved mighty popular.
Immediately upon landing. a bidet
lunch composed of sandwiches and
coffee was served, A baseball garlic
between the Norwalk and Kiwanis
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15111013111101:
Slipped Out of Greenwich
Men Arrived
a. few days ago left Greenwich. where
he had been living since last (all, and
. was supposed to be a wealthylxanch-
owner from Montana. is wanted by the
Texas authorities for robbing a bank
in that State of 8200.000. according to
information obtained today. That
why Department. of Justice men were
Looking for him the latter nan‘of last
week. He rented a cottage on Locust
Street. where he lived with his young
wife. Undeveloped photographs found
in the house were taken to Hartford
by detectives. to be‘developed. and his
trunk. shipped to New York. was seiz—
ed. He received mail through the
Coscob post-office under the manger
Wilson. and is said to have been in
frequent communication with men
He
.3
am his slouch but marked him as a
The other two are destined to remain
unknown uw"'they present:
13139113110113 figure ' in Greenwich
.~ It was given out in Green
Who in: km
A Bill lllllllll‘ll
Just Before Secret Serum that extended to “a a treated men. .
Douglas Demmon (or Damon). V In splendid project: alt-my W"
.Norwalk-South Norwalk is mam
lN NORWAIE
That Chautauqua can be 1 m '
the first yeai\in cities of the “'92”
by dispatches which have been tbs
ceived at the headquarters of the loo-ll.
Chautauqua horn neighboring tom
Bristol. Connecticut through M.
JI Arnold. Publiciay Chairman, 1711”,. .
“.-.autauqua has been of untold bone—.1
fit to BI‘Istol. I believe the} it. achW~I
ed in istol some of the very m.
lyou lmve been working for duringh‘
par, 1 ten years.
' Our week of Chautauqua save even
Drir‘ ol-z1 city we like to think a very "
progressive anew—a. community em;
afforded an opportunity to worm
Iour forces for advancement. and “to:
'us encouragement to confirm: mgr
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Sanitation-Adds 4IYem-g
to Average Span of Lille
COLUMBUS Aug 31. ——The aw
life. of man has lengthened {our m
in the last quarter century. despite the
crime wave. war, automobile and other ‘
hazards 1,
“Within another generation the II-
lotted threoscore years arid ten will“
a. thing- of the past." Dr. George W.
Hoagland said today. basing hum
on mortality statistics of “191mm.
Insurance Union. of which he in ”I. .
rotary.
“Improvements brought about fill
Imitation, the nationwide antim- . I
fight and other stein h‘uve ”(doom
toward man a longevity.“
said. ' "Severe epidemics Dc“
1
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