destroyer marking the way. the
liduntlcfls. followed by the other Am-
. erican vessels, and with seaplane-.9
EEEEEEE llE/lllll
assocn'nzn pansspmws mum PARTS 015' WW0
.l
BY A SPECIAL WIRE‘AND OUB_OWN OPERATOR.
-
mrnmnnn 1870
Entered u the South Non-walk Post
Office as Second Class Mall Matte.
sown noiwnx,’
tutor-—
FRIDAY, stem. 16, 1921
3‘ E V ‘7 .
Fair tonight and probably Saturday. THREE GEMS” ,_
r
Negotiations Not Possible
1 013 Terms; by DeValera
But Lloyd George, in His Reply,
:‘Leave the Door Open
'Is Careful to
for Further Parleying
~ ~Calmot Accept the Condition That “Pres-
ident" Confer as th
e Representative of
Sovereign State—Lloyd George is
Under Care of King’s Physician.
LUHIMJN. S"pl .lG (B) the Asso-
ciate-d l'i-cm)’ «Hols-lions between
l‘cnglrmd and Ireland today stood .v,.-'.
tin-y did before, llumon dc. Valera
cann- to London on July 14 to discuss
with l'iimc, Minister Lloyd George :1
pumihlulmsis for ending the Irish
(‘ullll")Vl.‘l$y The. Sum Frill lE-mlcr
yélalm'rlny “Jade public bin note to the
nrlum uninlbinr, affix-lulu}: his stand
that: lrlsh‘llepuldlcmi plenlpolentlzu’le-s
(muld'eutnr a conference only :13 (lt'l.‘-
gates of an independent power. and
Mrnhloyd Gemge quickly 3.’lll()U'l"1"l
the Cancellation of hit: nlwntmn 0'.
Irish ltlltth'lS to u pulley :ll l"\(‘:‘lli“§<
}It was nuldo plain by “U: prime
minister that he could not meet the
Hum Ir‘cln dclngalos if (hr.- claim of
Irish independence. and scyvnl‘t-zfznl)
were insiutml' upon, but he (lid not
Funeral Ship
:‘ Willi ZR-Z _
m
Bodies of Sixteen American
‘ Snilormen on Way to
New York Navy Yard
Ilium 'anK. Sept. 10 —~Convoyed
by lulltlf-nhIplI, destroyer“, and air-
I'rwfl, Mill'maPRE'd as a funeral ship
by thc‘hlm’s‘in eccolors. the British
cruiser "Ell” 88,18 due here today
froln‘l".i'l§lailid with the bodies of six-
.vtecn ‘Amerlcan sallormcu-vlctlms ol‘
the ill! disaster. "
The Dauntlcss‘was to he met rar at
sea'lry the American flotilla. which.
put out from the summer naval base
at Newport, R. I. With an American
flying Overhead. will paws up Ambrose
Channel to the New York navy yard,
pant forts which will thunder a. salute.
A clear right of way Will be glw-n
.1hc funeral ship by all passing ves-
(Contlnuod on Page Seven)
lulu/Aims
; 'EEE/m 00ll‘ll.
John S. Moran and-Arnold
Swmsmw to Be Confined
in State Refromatory
closw tlu- door to further exchanges
leth the Republicans. Mr. Lloyd
Gwn‘k‘r- is ludlsnnswi 71ml is cor'lnv-ll
to his rooms at Galrloch, Scotland.
when. nu ”2N been :uw-unufl at vaca-
tion., and it is expected here that
'memhers of the British Cabinet will
confer with him below the :rovcrn-
menl takes further steps. \Vht-n the
t'.1hlne-l mE-i. nt luvrrness 01‘. Sent. 8.
.1 committee was appointed to dcnl
Iwith any situation which might do-
.vclnp us :1 result of r-xclmnc‘cs “ill:
lluhlln It (‘nnslslvd of Mr. Georg“.
Austen ('lmmitcrluln.‘Enrl Curzon. Sir
twain: \"nrt‘ylpgtnn-l‘lx:ms. \‘Vlnslon
(Continued on Page Seven)
Dauntless “
Victims Here
BlllllllllYNllAN
mums ENTIRE
HllllSE, UNlllllEll
NEH" YORK. Solpt.v16.-—Althougli
entering his 72nd year with enough
money to ra-lire and take up golf.
Frank D. Johnson. of llrooklyn. con-
tinucs to erect houses. all by himself.
and sell them.
For the past 5|) years he has work-
ed 10 to 12 hours a day at this pur—
suit. and now is pulling up a omnumn
house. on Gravesend avenue. N0
hands but his own have touched the
structure since lie started it.
Last July while he was working on
the house. it was struck by llghtning.
Digging himself out of the
Johnson rubbed some nrnica onto his
bruises and Was back on the job 'llic
next day. ' '
Born in Boston. of lte-volutlolmfy
W'ar stock. Johnson expects to live to
100. He has all but two of his origin-
al teeth and scarcely a hair has full-
cn from his head.
"I could have knocked off and
taken it easy. but if I had done so. I
would now be reposlng in some grave—
yard.” was the way Johnson put‘lt.
Ill-sides brim: :1 stout-mason. brink-
l
layr-r. carpenter, plasterer. plumber.
linsmllll. painter. pnpcr hunger. dc-
.luhn 'l‘ Mmzm of Bridgeport, and «orator. glacier. electrician. wood
Anmlrl Swrcnry, who conducts an carver and cabinet maker. Johnson
Ill-virtual store In Darlen, were sen‘
lv'liwwi to tho Connecticut rel‘ormntory
by Judge Frank I). ”aides in the
(aninnl Superior court yesterday
win-n they cult-red plea.“ of guilty to
charges of higamy.
- Morall when ni‘raimicd lit-lore .qullzl:
fllalneu refused to say anything in his
own behalf. and Public Defender
Itohcrt (l. hell‘orcst. asked the court
to extend leniency to Moran, who 13
20 years old and was: :, soldier in
France, where he was: [pmacd
(Continued on Page Elzht)
ill lllElllllNllllES
NHW HAVE , Sept. lei—Commit-
tcencports were taken up for consid-
eration fol the outset of the resump-
tion of the convention: of the Connect:
icut division of the American Legion
i.
studied all the ins and outs of laws
Lynn-rulng' rcal estate. so as to save
all title searching and allied fees. .
NO0WAlll MAN ,
The following letter. from Major-
(‘u-neral (7. ll. Edwards. U. S. A.. is
self—explanatory. and clears Thomas
S. Ncgus. of 134 Main street. this city.
of the stigma of being a deserter from
the draft. when. in fact. he enlisted
within a month after the outbreak of
the war. and served in the 15“? until
llcctenilicr 18. .1918. The letter EDI-
lows: l .'
l-lcudquarters First Corps Area.
Army Base at
Boston. Muse.
. August 26. 1921.
From: Commanding -General. First
Corps Area. ,~ . - :.
To: To Whom It May Concern.-
Subjecn Removal-of name from dé~
today. On some of theme debate was sort“. list .. .
cgucciod and action might be delay- chusfiTfiomas‘S Order No 1041
(’ . ~ . . . .
Meanwhile outside the convention,
there was great, activity among 3‘1!"
porters of various candidates for of‘
flees. Phtio (l. Calhoun. Past Com-
mander, authorized a statement that,
he wag not a candidate for State
treasurer of the Legion against Frank
S. Butterworth, the present incumb-
ent. _-Mr. Calhoun said: "I have beéa
State commander once, and that is
as much as and more than .I deserve."
‘ It was understood that as the Hart-
ford-delegation desires to [retalnvthc
Local Board for.Dlvision No.
State of Connecticut.
1. The charge. efldescrtion stand-
ing against the aforementioned regis—
trant has been set'aside as having
been erroneously made. under the fol;
lowing circumstances: . .
2. The draft records show that this
man was orderedto treport for mm-
tary duty not later than December 8.
1917, and upo hlsfadlure to do so.
he was subseq ently certified to the
Adjutant.General.,of the, Army as a.
dmfler . Recordaicnthoselv‘lho sent:
’ ‘ he' 6. 'War in ,
14,
Martel-n in that citv. it is
debris. '
l8 CLEAREN
*roposed Irish‘Pe‘ace ?
Conference Cancelled;
ASKS. PAYMENl
0E MllllGAGE
“£00,000
A dcmnnvl for payment of :x note of
$30,000 from lhc Norwulk Hospital
has ism-n n‘ludt- by the holllvr of the
note. (‘. lie-“Wit Dan-low. it was learn-
ed this morning by Tim l'th-n'
tinel. \thn the hospital Ants
(‘l‘r-(‘tt-(l. Mr. llurluw arunncml some
$65.0'H‘l. This has sincr- licvn rmlvmul
t') SSOJHW. which Mr. Barlow
quested to lip pulll.
A joint tin-cling ol‘ lln- 32mm! of l).
r1 ciors of the Norwnlk hospital. of “ c
Nor\v:1lk_\.\ll_'ulrnl Association and
Hospital \‘lslllnzz
night in the
llzi s :‘c -
l‘lt‘
Zuzana
Royall
of
l‘ulrv
\xus ‘m-lnl Em:
Jumps EN'lll'l it:
tho purpose l'ormulleln: :1 railr-
paler“ to funds. AS Ulr- rvmlil
of llw tum-Hm: tlw campaign will st'lrt
polnlwl which will mrvl .Saturdly
Spencer Churchill. Edward -Short, ,nlght to mukc further plans.
llri‘wr: Munro. Lord Blrkenheml. Sir] 'I'hv-t'onnuillvh I'l‘pl‘l'fll'n‘lnglhi- hm.—
”Ml‘fil" Gl‘t'<‘"W00;L and Sir “Obt‘l‘t pilul directors are: John Cavzmngn.
1.; ii. (lullmm. Sumucl ltooduvr am!
(Continued on Page Eight)
TUBENEUL08IS
CAMPAINN l0 -
NAlSE $100,000
HARTFORD. Sept. l'tl.~—~Thc Sum
Tuberculosis Commission has lit-gill:
a campaign to misc 3100.004). to i‘u-
ance itsco~cnfled preventive and edu-
cational program in Connrctlcut clue.-
and toWns the coming year in connec-
tion willt the clinics. dlsncngirics and
tuberculosis nursing which have lint-u
developed as a part of the nntl-tuln-r.
culosis campaign. As the annual
(‘hrlstmus Sl-nl Sale. this campaign
has become a permanent and ultrac»
live fvnlurc of the tuberculosis work
of llic stale. Through it. the lubcrA
culosls nursing in most Connecticut
cities and the I‘rvc tnlwrculosls clinics
are maintaincd. Morc than 379.001!
was rulsml lustuu-nr by 1110- Christmas
Sun] Campaign and tyrant», the pre-
\lous your.
The State ’l‘ulicrculosls Commission
has established as its local rcprescn-
lutlvcs in all the villus and laruc towns
of the slate n hvullh unll. either .1
tuberculosis association. :1 visiting
nursc association. a public health so-
ciety. or some- similar organization to
co-opcrale in carrying out such a
searchingr tulwrculoals campaign ln
that community that cvery case of the
disease can be discovered at an curly
(Continued on Page Eight)
Dr. Gregory Is
New Bank President
Connected with thc bunk since 18?”.
Dr. James 0. Gregory. at n mot-lint:
of the board of directors. hold yes-
tcrday afternoon. was clccte-d presi-
dent of the Fulfill-Id County Savings
Hunk. He succeeds the Lil:- 215:1 ll.
“’oodwzird.
Dr. Gregory “as clcclwl r. corpor—
ator of the bank in 1883; made a di-
rector in 71890. and elected prcaldcnt
in ”SH. Few men have such a rcc~
0rd as lie in banking activities
Judge Henry W. Gregory was elect-
ed vice-president of the rank in the
same meeting.
The regular semi-annual dividend of
four per cent. per annum was voted.
r
NNNS Al lNEAl
l
Al lllE mums
owl umcnml
H. S. McCormack of Harbor
View Beach Delivers Ad-
dress on Human Equation
in Business ‘
NAME lElEllAlES
l0 CNNVENllllN
Frederick S. Lyon. Judge W'.
F. Tammany and A. C.
Wheeler Chosen
“A, ‘. yrs of thy vamllx l§5\\'fillxl‘:
. v. The '. an unusual Hunt zlt'lcr
1“,. 3 . up ltrnl .‘lt ll'w- an‘luzlh ('Ulili»
«Hm psi-Jilin." \x‘ltz‘ ll 8, Mc-
..:',. .v-h l'm- Wind I ‘55 (‘nunSt‘L
my. .;1 ‘gu-rlwi an add: m "The llu~
m,“- [ljvmutmn in lluslm-ss; or, llzc
Elwyn. in llll‘ Mn‘n-wllg. (if l‘:\’ll'.\'
;.;\.~.v;:;\. " Klwanzuns \‘.'('I‘(‘ unam-
ymu. ..; z; 5‘ opinion that tlu talk was
My ‘ r'w sili’w 15 l _\‘ l'ml ln-nld
5m... :3. tvl‘lll"l7.illl-li'. (".imv into l-m
“ll—Z
71st (32' . .zrnch-risllcs and
wrrw thll 'szl in llLS talk,
lu- All: McCc'm‘uu'k. “lm has luvcn
walk-d 2mm. scores or" tum-u by lead—
business organizations to :usslsl in
nmnagunem prowl-ms and
iluiQO rl‘lallng to personnel. Mr. Mc-
uwmnck dmkxld in detail charac—
h. listics of men fitted to hold certain
m' ‘7. r'
halnl‘.
ANS:
unlxlnzt
qu-clfic positions: he told why men
on peculiar (‘lllll‘flClOl‘lSllCl’ \w-rc not
ullmi to hold positions which they
\vvrc filling". .
.‘llr {\lm‘ormzick told how the char-
.-1r~zrrlstlls of ccrtaln men. for certain
posulnns, were secured. lic dcvlurcrl
that the l-onkkcepers in Scores of
plants \w-ru analyzcd. and. finally. a
composite picture of the average
lmukluw-pur rcsulled from the data oh—
tnmwi, / '-
llo Spoke
lwml man:
the squared
of the “pear-shaped"
or the round‘facc man. of
jaw man. The first. he
(Continued on Page Six)
TYNNEll Will
MAKE 00MPLAINT
l‘p until umu today no warrant
hmi lice-u issnwl for the arrest of Jos-
Ppl‘. Legato, pnw‘li-torlof» the Norwulk
Hm.»1_ as n ruull of the mysterious
(“New llml luuli place at the hotel,
lust Tllvsddy :l!lv‘t"'.00ll. when .l. Hol-
ly 'l‘yrn-ll. nl‘ l~‘.m‘ strcrt. was \xouud-
ed m ”I" nul. and head.
1\t‘(‘()l‘tllll,‘£ 1" \arl‘lng SlOl‘lOS. Le-
gala .md 'l‘yrrrll had quarrc'w-d. and.
mix-up bethc-n the
as a result of .1
two. Tyrrvll run-l‘ged with ft bullet
wound 0\v*l' his left shoulder blade.
rind :1 wmmvl m the hack of the neck.
which mas first thought to be a bullet
Wound, inn “inch is now bt‘llx-V9d to
have been caused by the sight of a.
revolver.
Information that reached The Sen-
(incl. this mornlnc. was to the effect
that during the argument betwc-t n the
two men. a n .clver was thrown at
Tyzrcll. lhc sigh: 0:. the barrel strik-
(Contlnued on Page Eight)
EIEE WllllAlllEll sis
Stefania. \Vatrobska. the Westpml
girl who bravely took her sister‘s place
as a departee at Ellis Island after'
Karolina. had ben refused entrance
because Poland's quota. fori‘Septem-
her. had already been. filled. ‘t‘s re—
ported to be in a state of collapse at
her older sister's home in Great Kills.
Staten Island.
"I don't care what happens to me
now," says Stefania. She is 'weak
from voluntary starvation. and his
blue ring under her eyes. “I am no
thief or murderer. and yet they say
they are going to put me in jail and
Send Karolina back to Poland. Mth-
ing matters now. .
"I saved up $800 to bring my sister
over ,here. There was no one to look
after gier over there. Thenlthey told
me my money was spent for nothing.
ESCAPE? HAS A BREANNWN
TEN l0
>jTA1fbuckle , , _
‘ W 011 Murder'Chargel
EREE Ell All
fllllll new on
lllllflllll All.
R‘s
A free for all fight. waged on Tait:
field uvvnue from Golden Hill to
Cedar street. at 2:30 o‘clock this
morning. called Patrolman \V‘allau‘
Summis. John Roberts and Milton
Lockwood to the scene. with thv rc—
snlt that the threc c’imbntanls were
placed under arrest on charges of
drunkenness and breach of the peace.
The three nlen arrested gave llll‘ll‘
names as John Smith. James Hullornn
and Lewis Grumm.‘xt. They were held
at polin headquarters tor trial this
Afternoon in the downtown court.
Their cusps came up at 2:3“ o'clock
this nttwrnoon. .
I-‘lu- «hilt-run: complaints “we mil iv,
to the pollm- b1» l‘hltit‘llis of the- five-
nue this morning. lwlwcnn the lame
lllet tlm first call was rrr‘r-lw-d (an-i
l~n- lim-x that the officers: arrived.
'l'l:<- men \n-rc curauvx: :xml
c-llvlzzlwn‘ll‘u: lu soul» (lzlll‘rcnm-s
lit-tween ll‘i'lllSt‘l\'t‘.‘l in a luslnnn I‘m;
1.: ('ulculatd lo ul‘uilb‘t‘ the Phil“?
neighborhood
Ash and garbage
turned. stones were llll‘n‘J‘ll.
pl-{lcc and quiet of the
shattered by the cries.
shouts of the Illl‘l-t: men.
They were taken to pol.cc heml‘
quarters in an automobile and after
“('ng questioned were locked up.
DANIEN MAY START
A0WN HlfiH SEN‘00l
Town Has to Pay Entire
Tuition Fee, Formerly
Shared with Parents
The committee appointed by the
llarlcn School Committee to look into
the advisability of maintaining a High
School for Darien children is at work.
although it is said by Edward h‘. Hind-
lc)‘. chairman of the School Commit-
tee. that nothing will be.“ done this
year.
Therewas some complaint in Dar-loll
when it became known that Stamford
was to increase the tuition fees for
the sixty children from Darlen who
attend the Stamford High School from
$100 to $129. the Stamford High
School cost per pupil of last year. It
was then that the committee was up-
pointed to are if Darien could not
have its own High School.
It has been the custom in Dnricn
to assess a portion of the tuition fecs
against the parents of the children
who attend Stamford High School.
This condition would seemed to lmvc
been changed by Chapter 377 of (hr
Public Acts possed by the Legislziturr
lils‘m
AH!»
ca us were nv =r-
and 1h.
night wvrr
tl:r»:lls :md
(Continued on Pare Seven)
22 DEATHS CAUSED
BY lllflPlCAl Slflllll
West Indies Also Suffer
Heavy Damages
_ SAN JUAN. P. 11.. Sept. lG.—The
tropical storm. which reached its
greatest intensity Sunday night. at
San Pedro Macorls. Santo llomirvn.
caused twenty—two deaths and g’reat
material damage there. neports from
all over Porto Rico say that the
storm rcsultrd in three deaths and
considerable damage to shipping and
a heavy loss in the coffee crop.
m I
BRIDG ETOVVN, Barbadocs. Se pt.
now."
“I worked in a lunchroom and in
families to earn the money. I have
spent so much money on her. all I
had eight years. How could I know
ti‘ey would put in jail when I tried to
get her of! the Island? Now th|t my
money is gone, they can do what they
like with me."
Stefania said she did not know
where her sister was. She has not
seen her since she left the detention
room. where Stefania starved herself
three days before, her ruse was discovs
ercd. She was arraigned before
United States Commissioner Hitch-
cock. who postponed the hearing until
Monday, on account of her weakened
condition. '
Meantime she ls.;paroled in the cus..
tody of her counsel. Re Not her to
16. The schooner Majeflic. with thir-
ty-two passengers and crew from De~
metara for Barbados. is believed to
have been lost in the hurricane on
September 8. Four boctmcn were
drowned here.
‘ (Continued on Page Four)
, l8 EESEEVEE
IN'EW HAVEN. Sept. 16.~.Decision
was reserved until next Wednesday. in
the City court today. after the hear-
ing of iltney drivers #5th were charg-
ed with illegally. operating their ve—
hicles. The cmiwere’ regarded :11)
lllNEl 0E0l8l0N ‘ "
3‘ ’
.l‘
Maybe Tried
District AttOrney Brady ,
\
Ready in Three -Weeks_
, v
Accused Says He Expects to Be in Los Angelese
This Evening,’and Will Go Back Into the Pie-
tures—More Than Forty Quarts of Liquor i r
Consumed atthe San Francisco Hotel :1
Party That Ended in the Death of
Miss Rappe, It Was Said Today.
vatlon on a train to L03 Angcles. this
‘I‘..' ‘~“:. ‘\’(‘lSC'l.« Stpl. lG.~—~l‘.os— .
h \ I k A“ b and that lie-was goxng back
"‘00 (l-‘ulbl Arlmcl;h_-.\~§‘lll no on trial I
with
‘enlng‘.
his homo. in an interview at San
_ . . . - ..-,. 1- ( onu action -
fl}: 53.32;}, Ltfiu‘xngsl Virgina , kup‘m l“: f lsr'n published lit. Te today. I.“ -.~_,‘
within- the mxl . .‘o-c “calls. llisll‘iLl il'l'U‘Villfi acct-renter t0 the all": . ’
.\1lnrnc\‘ {\Iutlhvw lb-avly :mluluhm-di "7‘1“ 1‘1“" “P"Z‘t'n'lu" to go E’B‘Tkim"
‘Hdil‘~ . ' ,iilli; :1': am: that lh" case would be
‘ .11.“, Izmir: “him will‘ Tho WT...” (lo-drill up an; «soon {:5 re public \
cutie". 0.7 G” n... 5pm] k-Hrw it. He saxd LEA there were a > ,\
'v-svilslt.” sol-l 1} Exp,“ 10 uumbcr of pGGple‘ (it the party Whose: y
. rvadv for in about three {mml's had not burn mcntloncd: some
use. kc and I l:t>al( \w- the minions - will irom .LOS Angelvsz 0‘ conSIGerable
. i .. prominence, Hr- saul he would like to T:
W‘A'l‘llxiiuhllimrict Alb-rm») (“Haw 11 “1 till about fl and would give full (19- 0'
h“ l 54w ‘1‘ "awn”; tor maklz‘c no tolls m the pally and all the namesax
‘ , ~ . llltl trial.
3 Cmfif‘i' YV‘v vvxtn ll?! deli-
i} ('(‘ltwlnll
‘ _ , ‘ . lip said 11ml he could not under-
“l“ 'V mm: palvcc (.M‘I‘I“ " ‘7‘— "7_“'hl‘1hl r slnnd \\ by the ncwspuptxrs printed so
‘“ ”3‘ H‘“ “”7” "l“ ‘" court? 0‘ much about thv ruse. llhhlaining the
mm 1" r ‘" " Pl hVV“ 1mm" wrdmw d rise-nation. he said his attor‘ 1
W“ l'<5l\|‘ “”35 , -‘-‘"‘ to “mu” llt'jS \vcrc arranging it.
Arburlilc of l1l::.'li(“.' lw said. “lull l.< ,3 AV ‘zl-ZlJ'IS. l S‘r‘pt. 16.—Mora
that l': up to 1hr l’-.\,.l:nlllil‘.g' “nulls-l than forty quarts of liquor were con— .
”1”“ H sumrd in the party in Roscoe (“Fa—t-
l-(’$ ANGLILES. "Ul- SW“? “3-— ty") Arbucklc's suite in a San Fran-
lloscoc ‘1‘.“‘l3" 3‘74"“ k”- l” 31‘“ at clslo hotel that ended with the death;
I-‘un Francisco. clmrmvvl with murder
l!"l.’ll‘~"tl that ho
(Continued on Page Eight)
Exodus of 10,000 Workers
Reported in Connecticut ',
CHINA MAY
DECLINE PlAN
OF JAPAN
TOKIO. Scpl.. 15 (Associated Press).
—]t was intimated in responsible cir—
cles here today. that if China declines
the recent proposal of Japan with re~
gard to the turning of Shantungfiver
to China. which the government con—
siders cmincntly reasonable in nature.
Japan may refuse to discuss the Shan-
tung question at the coming “'asning—
ton conference. '
SEUEE EEAEEUEEE
INAljfllllSlllN
J ames Leslie of. New
Canaan in Stamford Hos-
pital in a Critical Condi-
tion
in; l nrxlwrul a rcsvr»
Deputy. Labor Commis-z
sioner Declares .Federaf
Estimates of Unemployw
ment Give False Impnesa
sion — Bulk Return to}
Native Lands
mp»: . > ' ' J» -"
Approximately 10,000 former cue
ployecs of Connecticut "Hindustrim
have left the state ‘i'n the past lit
months. most of them _returnin‘g to
their homes in” Europe' 011' in other
states, according to‘Deputy; Labor
Commissioner John J.‘Burk_e 'who ex.-
presscd doubt i'esterday‘as to the cor<
rcctncss of the estimates of federal.
officials alleging that 'more than
5.000.000 workers were out ot,em.¢
ploymcnt ‘in'the Unitcdlstateeg
Dcputy Commissioner- Burke. suit
that the stale department's estimates
were more exact in. that all circum~
stances were considered in checking
up the unemployment situation. He
pointcd out that it was true that tn:
cmployment figures for this year dif~
fired greatly from those of 1920 aria.
1919. but that in many cases an ma
machine in a factory did not mean. -'
that the worker who formerly tende‘
it was out of employment.
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(Continued on Page Eight)
MOT0ll alums ': _
SEEN EEmv-Eu ~
Judge Thomas to Hear
Three Claims at Federal
Building
Judge Thomas will hold hearings in
the federal court here this afternoon
Jamcs Leslie. 01‘ Stamford avenue.
Now Canaan. is in the Stamford Hos-
pital. with a fractured skull. and is
said to he in a very serious condition.
following an automobile collision near
the corner of Clark and Stamford
avenues. New Canaan, shortly before
noon yesterday. R. Cohen, of 12 Lo—
cust avenue. New Canaan. driver of
the car which collided with the Les—
lie car. is in the custody of Chief of
lin the cases of three automobile own-
“ ers who have brought action to meow»
GContinued on Page Seven) :cr machines which were being used
for the transport .of liquor. In each
' v linstunce. the owners had sold the our:
. 'undcr a Conditional bill of sale ant"!
.- were not held respoffir’hle for their
‘ ' improper use. ‘ '
. i l In the three cases to be heard tau:
SIHP RUN'NE day. the machines were put up (or
publlc sale by order of‘Judge Thom.
. as. but the bids received were not eat.
IN BRIDEE ficient to pay off the balance due on.
the purchase price. other lien- m
x . storage charges. It is understood cm
BRIDGEPORT, Sept. 16.—The mo. Assistant l‘nited States Distfld Attai—
tion made by the City of Bridgeport. ney George H. Cohen will not apnoea “'
through its 0mm“ to discuss the in- the return of the machines to the ori— .
' ginal owners. provideu they will saith,
the storage charges. ' '
junction restraining the police from
enforcing the state jitney law in
Bridgeport was granted by Judge
James H. Webb in the Superior Court
today. -
Sulficient time will be allowed the
jltneymen to settle their afiirs be-
fore the police resume prosecutions
for violations. No specified time was
set by Judge Webb for the jimeymeu
to comply with the law,- bnt it inex-
peeted 'tha‘lrthea injunctit‘inuyill be re.-
Iltter‘a home i:
eight
$3me in”!
the nature.“ astute! anew plan to!
No Foundation for
Real‘Estate Rumor
l
The officials of the Central Tait
Company lndig—néntly denied to The
Evening Sentinel. this morning, the
ratio. rt. published in the Hm I.“
evening. totheieftectr the 1mm ,
9". ' . ’7, ,‘
W led 0W,_ . ti.
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