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Oak-e ns Second Clas Man Matter.
:—
<' oncessions by
”a
~'--pt..
(Associatl-l
4')
I .. '.<‘[-.1[>“."H of HRS City have
m. . .., ‘wl on tho .‘l'l"l)'ill(‘*‘ll’ir'l‘L
.’ “3.1;, Srnzct f‘r‘lir‘IIstwr ut‘
l'.I ' l I. In ‘luit T'«ii...‘ll in;
I'TTII .I'LIIIII'IIII‘ " l-
min : ',‘:.i' l("‘.’l".‘~', <~‘ l'v
I. lit ‘ bu'tI-V’L'L'tl the two nations
In 4.Il'll"(l out. The I'TnxliizzIJiiitl‘I:
‘ w-JI'I l- Iw- printwi (lily-“:5 0" Trot:-
' \ ‘lwvl II ‘o IT‘lt' Moscow Soxiot.
‘-I II hr~ :i,r“.i)'2llt‘l‘vl thr- l't‘fl'lpl of ll‘“
IIItImItIiiI:
"Wi- how- no doubt," "‘rn’zzk'. is
linitmj {1‘4 Isiili‘xz: "our (iii 'iii:'.it,.: wil’
.n-I Ill sm'h :~ 'll‘lll!"'l‘ ti'..‘ 'llll l_‘I-I‘
.IIioiIi,r l'.o it“. \" n REEF" Hat arrow:
Mnl‘. hour,” I): ~“ 6 tIii'N \‘ :, in
mfltnl IIII': {NF 'II {rival-M» Y‘,‘.'¢ .i:.i
‘._‘n01~IIIuI f‘l‘l.{’~>’llll .IIHI If" Vin-I
ions "I‘lII: .-lIII.<tII'w:I’ (I “lllw’ (’(‘l
DWI-V01", (.III ln- l-I'Ii-Iti-ti mm“. in Ls -
\\‘lll(ll 'Ml‘ll .ii-ll'r'
a [when I 1::
3 ltimatum to Russia
Discussed Before Soviet
’iinistcr of War Says Adjustment of Polish Difli-
‘ rattles Demands That Terms of Peace Treaty
. Lived Up to Are Possible Only Through
Both Sides—French
[Financial Interests
Arc Blamed.
assed
torncy
SAN lt‘i’ IANCISCO
spotlight of testimony again
Sept
ltuppo. film actress. to
'iIcthor ltoscoe (Fatty) Arhucklc.
omcdlnn. will be tried on th..
If murdcr or on the chargc or lllflfi
eath. It is charged Miss liuppie
red fatal injury from Arhuckle whiI
(- was his guest at :I drinking port
the Hotel St. ll‘r‘anms llt'rv Scpt,
\VJIS to l)
hi»:-
this afternoon
Jail, when-
' buckle
- ught from
old to answer to the Superior Com
n U10 niurdvr Charge sworn against
Iim by another guest :I'. ti.‘ party.
Ilrs ll M lh-linont, n grail-l jury in-
lirlmcnt already rl-turnc/i accuse-s him
.I III:I.IIsI.IIIgIItcr.
'l‘lit- lirs' session of At'hucklle'
5
(Continued on Page Three)
RERNBIIEAN WRITTEN
IIIEET WEDNESDAY
.1. ltv‘p'IlIliiuI} woman in Fair-
' I H. mm; Is (lflkl'l to :IIU Iid a ms-‘It.
I .r :u l‘I-u organization of The Fair-
~ min-‘5
.imn, to he hcld
\ 5‘I'Il'd Club, Liberty
In-I, Bridgeport. ll“).l.'
Sl-ptcmiucr “J".
{l committee
ll‘. the
Iliiilllinir.
“’mlnr‘s-lu‘.
at :1: 30
to lllt’t'l
iIlOOn.
'I'(' Will in-
l I.::I§
III-'1‘ IT‘.‘
I I:i-t-tiIL:I-liio-I‘
I Jinn-zit". for tlw
It womr-n of
.H.
twirl-pilot]. “'ill]
l~‘airIH‘-ld County
’li‘HIiiullltwil, The woman
1.: .-.-.II< IirgI-Ii to attvu‘l this first
i' - ‘:III:
’IIRIIS IiII/EN
'I r:-
IIIIIIIII TRIAL
\Voods of New Canaan.
charm-d with a criminal .15-
u:‘ m: tlit- fivc year old daughter 01'
\‘w'vl N'Imvulk resident, early lusc
III»; w L3 arraigned in the Superior
' "HI I;.- S.
ll.
l'-I
"l7" I'v-.<N-rri:I). the state resting its
“"1?“ It :3 o 'clock last night, after
"' 'I'U s-ssion
‘I Irimtri' II was declared in the Case
I"ll It came into the higher courts
‘ amine: Attorney Leo Davis. who
N!" .r-nls ‘Noorls. will place his client
IIII- min-l this morning. It is claim-
II'. llxr‘ dcfwnsc that Woods is not
_w us who committed the assault.
I 1- msmii. it is said. took time; in
"mum in a lonely rt of the
I“ ‘l‘hvm is only one Witness
' IIIi s‘Itc has who positively
'If-IIII . Woods as being the
n In full‘lpllny with the little girl.
u I-lerrdny took the stand.
I'll;-
(
.[I,p
HS": attracted considerable at-
when it first came to notice
'i—«Tht
today
urncd toward the tragedy of Virginia,
(ll-ti‘rmin.
lilin
char: -
pre-
l-Lépiihlicrin \\'oiiicn's As.
’Illfillll‘ss
Mam
.III
business llll‘i'tllll: lllt'l‘t' will
rc-
Imrimw: of having
UPCOH‘H'
ol’
matr
st Session of Film Star‘s
’reliminary H e a r i n 1:
Without His At«
Outlining H is
Probable Plan of Defense
1
Y
laughter in connection with tho girl's
suit
9
.I
,.
is llt'ld
ithout bail to a police court for (‘Oil—
nuntion of his preliminary licaring
'lIlCh will decidc win-thinr hc shall be
t
l
'pecific Charges Against
‘2 rbuckle To Be Set Today
DAYTIGHT TIME
ENDS SUNDAY
.__....__.._..._.
Norwalk and Othr‘l‘ parts of tho
state that hzivc been operating on (hiv—
Ill-{lit saying tinn- sincv April last
by common consent will return to
l'lustern standard time Sunday for tho
sumo rI-uson. The Now Haven linil-
road will put its wintcr schedule into
city-ct ham-d on standard timc will.
ilrst train out Sunday morning. Church
sl-rviccs will in.» 'lieid according to
standard time Sunday and thercut‘trr.
HII Monday filCIOTlPS, stores. oftic
bunks. schools, city offices. courts.
stutc and t't-dé-rnl offices will all open
and close according to standard time.
Daylight suvim; time also officially
ends in Massachusetts and New York
as well as many other states that have
daylight saving laws on its books.
UthL-r states that have been operating
undcr common consent will also rc-
turn standard time making the llll‘lf'
uniform throughout the country until
next year.
Now nintnr time tables of Now H.1—
rriilroiul trains arc iiircuciy In tho
howls or iii... ticlict sulleis for distri—
IIulioII
'l‘hosc
catching:
clocks or
Saturday
IIIIIIII .IIIIIIIII
lilllEll III IIIII:
L‘ a
'5.
Vt‘ll
who would viizikc- sure of
trains should sot back tll’T‘il‘
VVllll hos one hour sometime
night or c;1rl}'_Sunday.
l-I’I‘AMI'I-ZS France. Scot. 1‘3. In)
the Assorialcd I’ress).-—-C«'!ht:1in llcr—
iizird do ltomnnct. the noted French
aviator. hol-lcr ot‘ the world's sin-ed
record for om» kilometre. was instantly
killed licrc today while taking part in
the elimination races for the Dcutsc’n
dc la Meurlhc Gun.
The Canvas on Romanct’s machine
tore while he was flying more than 180
miles an hour at a height of 65-} feet
and the plane fcli. killing the aviator.
The machine “as a bipane from which
the lowcr plan? had upon removed
for the sake of speed.
Captain dc llomanet's world record
for speed was established on Noxcm-
her 4. last. when at the R110 Airdromc
near laris. hc flew over a. measured
kilometre at the rate/of 309 l(ll0ln(>t’§l‘fi
12 metres per hour (about 193 miles).
covering the distance in ii 65-100
seconds.
Collection for
Nursery Tomorrow
The annual tag day for the benefit
of the Nor-walk Day Nursery will be
held tomorrow in the city. There have
been about 100 who have volunteered
to act as workers in the Tag Day to-
morrow, and they will report at the
tw stations established. one at
Wells store in South Nar-
walk the other in Glendennlng’s drug
store in Norwalk.
I
The worke‘ will go to the railroad
stat: . i
olisli Situation Is
Grave Trotzk-y. dmits
III III
IIIIII SET
Kiwanis Club Boosts
Big Civic Improvement
Favorable V9“? on $100,000
Bond Issues Each for Sea-
side Avenue Park Project
and Calf Pasture Beach
Highway Enthusiastically
(Continued on Page Eight)
NEW INSTRUETNR
EIIR flIfiH SRNINII
Morris Gottlieb. a Yale
has been appointed a teacher in tho
Norwalk High school. it was an-
nounced this morning by Supcruitvi‘d-
grailunlt
I . .4...
\VITTIlif; to minim: l,‘i)f‘.l‘€’$;~‘lfi"§. \‘n- ILOII‘:
tho rhino-bum: Iiziys iwf-Ir; thi- crpiru‘ IJrge‘i
“.ion of tit.» illitwutun' “Jill (Thar tin" \
Z'f'l'utlpl‘ \‘JI- mm 71.): « \(mtvi 3... Th 1‘ tlw Pitts-n3 0f Norwzilk Sfi‘illld
t .Iv )Iis nation m: in purl. of R DA ”.h. I'le. am). for the $100,300 bond
i l I.“ Milli}: 7-) carry (#1 I'w- l'K‘llC 1"" ”1'3 Cililf Pilbiln‘o Bunch
é; Igzu' ll,.‘ 14 u": A, tout l .R,_ 55 ”as” " In :hv'. I ,; should push the 5...,“
'Y‘IuHii- ! m; ‘Itlsm‘ll (l ‘2'.» All: fl. It “ I “H‘ V“ “‘er .‘WODOSRTO'T I" a fin‘
thi situation u « .Ii of. us i; .akss mil \Iiigi .Irgml yt ’tvrday 1:" (.‘liarlcs
(inn... ,, p.) S 01‘, 1.1.! to W'asifltill't‘nfi, Scp? ;.-‘. — .‘\iiollwi‘ I ill .I .~: ore-(III . and irrahuryr of
v.11: uni . hp! wise} ': ).Ill6 nu» {litil “3""7' I" 1ring up Hm- ':I~ rvviszon bill 'I \ Hun». Mrwfl K Trust (omimns'.
litiss' ~ nmkyp... “kn. mod»- to (i, 7 .n ‘ Hennta‘ unis gI.;Ii.m--l today by .I‘. .m cm T'Ji‘llnl Cf tin; ill»: um: club
whiz . n Si)\j_’-f i;0-,,._~:1'i.~llf ~ l‘vtvrosv m‘ ’i‘e- 'r‘iniim‘r Inn li‘ “yum: {116‘ Wci‘kly Infirhrxnn
. W. mus: I“. >3, _.. N I, ‘ .1 it .. 1-. II; also hoiml 'o sutimi; .. LI .1 lwv' -. Lil Country ...t Mr.
’I £ COTZCIIIUWJ. “but. i r ..z\ .I.. no: t. 3"“ "WWW” I-‘twr? 0:1 117v :mwsurv- Um? HIM .. ll I'NOHUH of ‘22: ..‘,lLI<
Ii ‘WL: tiny» 15 J“; l"~-~Irri‘ 0. uni ”1:. Tim l’t»II.as:."5'.x-iiiu Sv-iiltnr (it'ilrt‘tl It) I.I;-i,~. III-x ,~. U: tillll‘ Impo I .a.:- lo
"(-w llllnlufi'n “ill r‘n/t ll’l' III ;« I\_ I::“'v ‘hv ‘III‘ :e-ud this rack, with .‘l '- I v\ti'1’«‘ I‘. J“? tlx‘Ler (‘ll'v'
1.. ,:.,.., 1' >TIl'il‘ ..- ‘-. W,» ‘22., r. <in ii' to tho (I;l“".lll'.: of K' rIl :ie'hutx‘ I» In ' ”a"? Counsel Eduard J.
“1“ FY." lulu!“ 1"lli I" irn'fr'l- Il Toma. 1” '1' \' 5"”531.‘ ill llll‘ I'll “A UN“ ii! ‘I'JL‘E O"? the $.me Slilljt‘Cl-
.\..4 to Poland :iII‘wnisli 1":« sit-.1 ,lil).l 'i'i-r- livirmvrutzv .Ssitlll'. m: HI.» inczi I - . ' "‘ “1"?“ d"“"-'J' mu“
m mt)?"- ,ilir'vii'vg (3' ¢ --~_:;_<v not EOI‘gI‘Bt ‘ ' £lT""‘i'l,\' This TIM-Ii l;II::::' “l. Szvll- \ ‘4'»; I. . “ 1. W0 1“" he tilt pretti-
._ _, .I-Ii-s \\—;;ESL. o: .\l lcsucht. . and I ll ’ M .1»: “1110' gt! not ill“ larg-
(Coritlnuuj on Page Six) "xi-rm: of him-l.- Island. \viti‘. tfic :IIuII If ”HUI: 'I’Iu‘l. Ih- Wall {‘35—
;).u)\tl‘ oi $r-I21‘4»i's Siminozw. n: .‘Jur‘h . .=' v I" l f’l"l"~’51’»i‘l7z 1" Ivrvndum lie
V'iLl‘UIlliJ. .‘ilill ill-mi. of Missouri, 0i.ll\"i‘ L 1' i {JVQI’JbIZ- 1". {hr (all virus
1 minority llll'lDTICl‘S 0: tr..- i-‘Inanav I‘UH. :j.‘
'ioiiiiniit-w. l5\iit‘«l 51.2” ll.l'lll lilhl "—
‘lTli! nth-clam: tlw tviil :Is i‘t'ii-l'cn» (OTHHUEG on Page Seven)
NITI IIISI’IISE TIE
SEIZEI] IIIIIIIIR
])I_:I'.i—i of all liquor wilted by re-
u-IIiIc «:«nts under thv prohibition
liiw. m .l rigid insp ctlon n: all por—
mlts for tho furths‘fi‘withdrawn! from
bond of Whiskey destined for Pcnimc-
ilt‘lli, Is planncd by prohibition iiu~
ent of Schools G. Y. lluchnnmn. ii.
Gottllcb will teach I’Xlutllpnlu’lt‘h‘
This addition to the llig.‘. ~. lvaI
faculty staff Is the result of Ll‘l‘ HH‘F-
llowing Iiiltiiluxr 01‘ pupils no“ u‘tcmi-
ing that school. The staff of ‘m’u‘lH rs
:is uppoiiitwi by the Board 11‘ {Clint-n-
tion “us not sufficient to lllll‘IIL' 'lic
cliisscs.
Mr. Cottliwli is the son 01 Mr. and
Mrs. I. (iottiicb. HI- is a. graduate of
the Nurwnik High school and of Yale
l’llivI-rslty.
Superintendent Buchanan is still (‘ll-
animal in making a report concerning?
lIH- l-stliblishniciit of the night or
afternoon schools. \Vurii has lN‘L‘I‘. ri-v
(‘t.‘l\'(‘ll from tho State Board 01’ lidu‘
cution that children up to llli :Igc oi
15 ycars who have not compli'tr-d the
eighth grade in irrunimo-r school cm-
not he COIllDl'llt‘Al to Mllt‘llil nizhl
school. but may b» compcllmi to (Ll-
tcnd :Iftvrnoon Missions. Attornooi:
school ('xpcnscs would have to paid
entirely by tho cit}. Ll'V‘Ol‘illl‘i: to thc
State Board of livlizcnlinn. 'I‘lw ll’l Llr
ti-r will comr- iip tnr .l(‘ll').’i :.I the» l‘. -.\l
rciruiar niccting oi tli'r- Ifdu‘
cation. -
lif‘IEIIT u?
\
TANII DISPUTE IS
BASIS TIE SUIT
{olvcrt Joseloysky, o: Si-aview gue-
lllll‘. has been Iinniod dri‘ciriunl in a
suit for damnccs ui' sl."‘I-.‘ .Irmight by
George it. and Annie 5. 'j‘ookcr. of
thiszitl'. the case being returnable to
the Octolwr term of the Court of
Common Pious.
In tho writ. papers in which were
sewed yesterday by Constable John
Nooncy, tho 'l‘ookcrs :Illi-gc that on
May 5th. 192‘), ”w dofcndant sold
them a lot and house. at 219 Flax
Hill road. representing it free and
clear of incumbrances.
Later on, the defendants allege.
Bcrtha Fodlman. who owned propcrty
(Continued on Page Seven)
Sued for Failure
To Honor‘Contract
'Allcgations are made in a suit
brough by Majk Olijcn against Em;
cst \V. Div'ndagc. Jr.. of this city. that
the defendant failed to live up to a
contract executed with the plaintiff,
and damages of $500 are c!a.ime{d.
Papers in the action. which 3 re—
turnable' to the October term‘ of the
Court of Common Pleas, were served
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Nelson
\V. Benedict,, land on First avenue
and “Warren street, valued at $3.000,
being rattachcd.
According to the writ, Olljen claims
that Brundage agreed to purchase
land and a house. at Warren street
and First avenue. for $3, 000. pay—
ments being made at the rate of $30
a month until the sum of $1. 500 was
paid when a. deed would be. convey.
thoritics in the state in their campaizn
to cnforcc- the regulations of the Vol-
stead act.
From now on all pwrsons wishing to
withdraw whiskey from bond. must
have their pcrmits personally vcrificd
by l)ll‘€".‘[0r MacKenziv or lIartfox-d,
This mcnsurc will permit the directox
to kcop :a watch on all further impor-
mtions of liqii'nr into ll‘l‘ slate. Liquor
which has lwr‘n seized under thP pro-
hibition law will either be destroyed
or sold to permit holdI-rs. depending
upon its quality. Arrr-Qgcments for
the disposal of thc liquor now undi-I
seizurc were completed yesterday by
Internal lewniir- 1"oilector W'. O._Ea-
ton and Assistnnt l‘. S. District Attor—
Iiey Group» ll Fallon.
Tho "poison" \i'lliskcy which killed
18 Hartford pc-op‘. and blinded others
at tho (“hummus holdidays in 1919.
will be The poisoned whis-
key cami- from N w York. left a trail
of deaths ll ~. ;';n the Connecticut
valley, and mu: ‘mi in four mcn going
to S‘JJIL‘ Drip“
Arguments Started in
Ten Million Dollar Suit
{:HSET’U: “I
Swill, Ila—Arguments
CHICAGO
1m. uni ”1' --mt .‘l. general dcmurrcr
l‘ilcd Til . ..- i hicug’i) Tribune against
suit f0r‘le.llli0.-
hcard before)
M. Fisher. in Circuit
\chmout‘n Kirkland,
of counsr-l {or newspaper. ari-
nonnced u“: would finish this
morning: his pin to how the demur-
rei‘ sustnircii. The answer of the city
was in the hands of Chester Cleve-
land. spcciai counsel.
Mr. Kirkland addressed himself to-
day to torchim Il considerations of the
right of a municipality to sue tor li-
bel. He took tht ground that since
the city possess-cs no trade, business
or other inherent earning power it
could no 0t suficr damage in the man-
ner set forth in the dcclaration
He also took up the accusation that
publications in the Tribune of allcga.
tions that the city Was in financial
straits, had affected adversely the
market for its bonds. He maintained
that the safeguards of the law. gov-
crning bond issues, were such that
their value could not he; so char. ed.
He also dl ected the court‘s atten-
tion to what he said was an admis-
sion in the declaration of the suit that
when the Tribune asserted that the
city was “broke," it published the
truth.
Accused of Theft;
Held for N on-Support
James Richards was arrested last
night at ‘ late hour 3' Patrolman
John Murphy on a warrant charging
him with non~support of his wife.
Earlier in the day a. complaint had
been made to the police by Mrs. James
Steinwald of South Main stréet that
Richards had entered her Home and
had stolen some 01'- bur clothes.
‘hmnco's
.§;.I=-.,.;:.~, wran-
lht- ('li‘ n: i
000 IinT
Judge Hurry
Court. to 1:9.
tliv
hi‘
SYSTEMATIC
REGULATIONS
. EITECTIVE
«Trait
.n
llAllTr‘ul: 1') Sept. 'L...
‘--m:1tlc rcgmianons ls Laying u ll"{.1:l-
~43 effect It} (‘l’it‘l'l’lilg thc incre'ase in
syn»
r'Ifi'iv :I.cci-i :Its in Connecticut is En-
iIl'.tt("'l by tho- luv-t that thc proper»
llflil OI Iilliilnellnlv ul‘t'i-lx‘nib‘ to til"
ntmiwr of :1 5‘15”er cars in 12..» state
has biwn ulnlost cut I1; hall in the“
past {our you—s
The Motor Vv’f‘ ““0 I Wp‘a :“mt llI
main public twin}. figure.“ showin-
flint tLI- :1\'I"‘*"(‘ Y." - u: i'u‘Iiitt
i»? lugm-a "ion: 0" <1 dorm
, ..
{Mir}. 3. I
'I'lw llccrt’asc
1.1.57 .
In 19!?
it drop.
Pro—
slight
2.91 I
has in i" list: lul)‘.
ti) 1 T 6
“.13 37.7,:{1 lzll'é‘
in 1939.
e :u'rgxtio':
ilii :i.'.'-.’
pld to 23.11 nil-i
\iousl}. with tiny
lrrI-qularity it. lilli tl‘c proportion’ Ill~
Y'H.;:v
to 23.
ot‘ H.
Continued on Page Thirteen.
SPANISH AIR-
PLANES RITIIII
MIIIIRISII TIIWN
MELILLA. Morocco. Sept. 23 (By
The Associated Press).—v—Sclouan. :1
town south of this city which is held
by Moorish tribesmen. has brcn bom-
~hurried by a squadron of Spanish air-
planes and several fires were observed
as a result of the raid. Reports re-
ceivcd here dvclare the Moors were
greatly depresed as the result of
their defeat at Nador last week, and
many are declared to be inclim‘d to
withdraw from the fighting.
General Berenguer. Spanish High
Commissioner for Morocco. has issued
a geaeral order congratulating troops
which participated in the battle at
Nador. whose conduct is dcclared to
have been brilliant during the opera-
tions The order says the advance
has filled the troops {with Bride.
EINE MEN WRIT
NIINTEII TIN SUNDAY
It has bccn incorrectly stated. ac-
cording to Game V‘Vardcn “’i’ibur R.
Smith. that the season {or wild ducks
opened on September 16th of this
year. The State and Federal laws al-
lows shooting of wild ducks only from
October lst to January 15th.
As is usually the case whom the
hunting season opens. there arc somc
who shoot song birds, or who shoot
birds on which the season has not
opened.
Yesterday. in Fiiirficld. Miko (“fax-c-
lieri and Louis Cavciicriu were lined
$34 and $32. respectively. for hunting
on Sunday and for shooting song
birds. The two men. wcrc arrcstcd
by Dcputlc‘s VVilliamscn and l’arrott.
Two others arrestcd v'crc Tony
Grassc. of Trumbull. who was fincd
$24.20. and Peter li‘arsco. of Simi-
ford. who was fined $15.6l in Hip
Stratt‘ord Court [or killing non-game
(Continued on Page Seven)
Asks $25,000 for
Breach of Promise
Miss Frances Hunter. a. 50-year—old
trained nurse of New Haven. has
brought a $25,000 breach-of-promisc
suit against Arthur Childs Robertson
of Coscob, a. New York business man.
Inner complaint, Miss Hunter al-
leges that on Feb. 21, 1919. Mr. Bob-
ertson asked her to marry him, and
that she agreed to do this. Shé fur-
ther says that, on the following day,
she took up her residence in the Cos-
cob home. as nurse for Mr. Robert-
son's three children. aged 8, 12 and
14 years. She remained in this posi-
tion until July 21,1921). Miss Hunter
alleges that on frequent occasions she
askgd Mr. Robertson to fulfill his 111—
leged promise, and that he had ne-
glected to do so up to the day the
Roland Over the
NEW YORK, Sept. 23,—rli‘liss Milv
drcd Hanan, said by the DOTICP to or
a. daughter of tho late John ll. Hanan.
wealthy hcsd of H: nan eh Son. Sl‘lOC
mziniifacturcrs. was shot thrcc times.
:‘zariy today. as she was emerging from
an apartment housc in Brooklyn with
John S. Borlami. cu; importer. Mrs.
Gzacc lntwcs who fink: tho shots. t‘ncn
wrdcd her own life by firing a bullet
into her brain.
Miss Hanan. in a hospitai. rct‘urwd
to S(USS tho shooting.
According to thc policv. Harlow]
said Mrs. Lawns hall stenpr‘d out of
inr- sha-lows as ho and Miss liiil.."l
cmcrirwi from ll;=’£l'{"1rlmtnt wirwru
they had iwcn \isitinrz :1. friend and
fired '.I‘. 9 5‘3. ii :.“"- but mi 1‘.
W Acid
RESERVED SEATS
EIIR SERIES SRIII
NEW YORK. Sept. 23.———Tris
Speaker's Clevela’nd Indians 1920
world's.— chm-upland were here. today
for their final four game series with
the New York Yanks in which it is
believed. the 1921 pennant race will
be decided. ‘
The reserved seat sections at the
Polo Grounds all have been sold for
the series, and experts estimate- that
close to 150,000 fans will see the four
games. Ticket seekers stormed the
Yankee offices Tuesday and VVedm-s-
day. and many were turned away.
Extra police squads havc been de-
tailed to the ball park to handle the
crowds expected to start early for the
unreserved seats. The teams start
the series virtually on even terms.
The Yanks have an advantage of less
than two points, the Indians having
won one more and lost one more
game than their rivals. Three victor-
ies In the four games would give cith»
or team a tight hold on first place
with a two game lead, while a clean
shooting. police said. to jealousy,
milling that he had
Mrs.
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Stamford
IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII
III STEEL MEN
MEXICO CITY. Sept. 23. (by flic-
Associated Press.)“ Zlbcrt H. Gary,
chairman of the Board of Directors 01'
the. United States Stcel Corporation:
Jamcs W'. Gerard. fortncr United
States Ambassador to Germany. and
a party of friends left on a special
train for Laredo last night. followinz
a visit of ten days in Mcxico City. Mr.
Gary declined to make :1 formal stair—
ment. but told the Associated Press
his visit here had been “a most on.
joyablc and pleasant surprise." Mr.
Gerard. however. talked freely of his
impressions of Mexico.
"We were received with the royal
hospitality which the“ Mexicans dis-
pense so well." he said.
a visit of the greatest interest and
nave seen that Mexico is rising
phoenix- like from the ashes of revo-
lution and civil war. I had the great
honor on Wednesday of a long talk
with President Obregon. one or the
-
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Blind Frenchman
Gets Harvard Honor
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Sept. 23.—
Guy Envln. a. young Frenchman. who
flwas totally blinded 1n acdon during
the war. has been awarded the Victor:
complaint was filed. ails- Hunter
Richards. owed her room mt, no. ,
turthe'r said she mid lain coming???
“We have blLd.
Jealous WOman ShoOts
Girl Then Kills Herself
Daughter of Wealthy Shoe
Manufacturer in HOSpital
Miss Hannan Was Leaving Apartment House
With John S. Borland, an Importer, When She 5
‘Was Shot Three Times, by Mrs. Grace
’ Lowes, W h o H ad Quarreled With '
1
Wounded Girl.
ad-
qiiarrcled with
Lawr-s recently over Miss Hanan.
Bliss Mnnnn's condition was rcpor‘led
to l.» cri‘hal. but not ncccssuriiy fa-
t'il. him of the bullets took effect In
tiw loft liicnst mar tho hoart. one In
How left side and one in thc right arm.
l 'Ilund was unablv to cxplain to fhe
poliiv how Mrs. Lawrs learned that
Lip and Miss Hanan were visiting an
Urcmklvii. lle‘ said Tm had norm [0
lirooklyn yrslvl'dzly z'Iflpr'IIOOl‘. with.
Miss Hanan to hclp licr sock ninew
unzirlmont. ’l‘hc apartmcnt hunting
17131. T!" s'Iii “mics! with a Visit. to BUS
l‘ornlliy Cottschnlk. n r‘rirnd of her
family.
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Killed Husband With...
As He Slept
\Vonmn, Mother of Four,“
Children, Collapses After.-
Confession—Says His At-
tentions to Other Women.
Aggravated Act ,
AKRON. 0., Sept. 23.—-Mrs. Minnie
L. Derr. 42. was in the People‘s Hos-
pital today. suffering from a Kiel-mill
collapse following her sensational con.
fession. last night. to the throwing 0:
acid into the face of per husbanuL
Alvin R. Ilcrr. an Akrofi busineu
man. who died from inhaling the poi—
sonous fumes.
A charge of murder was entered
against her on the police court dott—
at.
Mrs. Dcrr. arrested in her room a:
homc‘; following funeral services ovu-
her husband's body. yesterday after-
noon. broke down under questioning
last night and shrieked "Yea, I thrci'
it!"
"Oh. God! I didn't mean to kill hill.
I didn’t want to kill him!" she moon‘-
cd. and then fell in a. faint on 4:113-
floon
”In an adjoining room her four
children heard the screams which
marked the confession. Three of then:
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Sensations Sprung in
Police Probe
Six Men to Be Tried Next
Wes-K for Murder in First
Degree in Dewey Club
Case
STAMFORD, Sept. 23.——Thc dram,
atic withdrawal of Attorney George P.
Rowe-ll. as counscl {or the citizcna'
Committee of One Hundred, and tho
rnsig‘natlon of Raymond E. Hackett
as mcmbcr of the Committee of Five.
appointcd by tho Mayor and Common
Council to investigate the, Police De-
purtmcnt in connection with its at-
ligcd (onnivancc at gambling in the
so callcd Dewey Club. were the ma—
national developments in the gam—
bling probe yestcrday.
Mr. ltowcll withdrew from further
participation in the investigation, tol—
lowing an executive meeting of tho
Committee of Five. in which the com-
mittec. which unanimously had vomit
him the privilege of examining wit-
nesacs. last. Friday'nlght, decided that
he should be permitted hencefofla
only to ask or sum question.
through Corporation Counsel Stool.
This decision was arrived at in on-
position to the arguments of Raymond
E. Hackett. who in alleged to have
warned the committeo that the public
(Continued on M Mid)
Accept Resignation of,
vent Christian church. held at ti.
E. Chapman Fellowship at
W
Wot-d.
me of tho lib
Advent Church Pastor
'At a business muting of, the My
close of the prayer meeting all: '
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