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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
THREE!)
900 At Liberty Square
Meeting Hear Vitriolic
Speech By Mr. DonoVan
Mayor Criticizes Republican Candidate and Many
of His Sponsors—Gives His Viewpoint of
What Was Accomplished During His Admin-
istrations—Taxes, Schools and Road Pro-
grams Defended.
i1- ~pii- ;- \ ion-sly announce-Q ru— “hf’l‘ wide to any of lhl‘ issues of the
r. rrrrurw '; hull r20 rallies this year. present campaign. The irrnvor said
r .. livrnr- " ".c putty lust pvt-ninz that we had g‘oori roads :rnd referred
1 k ‘ ;, Hilfy ir: l-Tnnt Norwnlk ') Vl'wst Noerv'IIk overrun, \Viuiicid
- iii» ‘- Surrrrx- tin» (‘IrlI'I spt-ukr-v <trcr-t. and New Canaan avenue and
ill. 1- :- -: 7',” ir.;: Mnyor Jer. It:r.tI. r-‘l._-‘ Hill road. No mention was madl-
1»-r M ii. if [Olltih in \Nhistlmillv: nor of l'ou-
l. \1. rs r-:--*rri ii...¢ .‘lrlyor lmrro— i‘ll‘llll'v. Second s'tr'r-v-t, 'l‘lrird strrr-l or
\a. . . rt: twirl->3 of lIrl' of some of tin: others slim-ts in other
.. III . nix." this rIrl-v.‘ :1 Il<Tli'l.\'.
. 'v ‘ i .- rl>:.'_-Irly r-s‘ltrul- Ill L1,: . (1. - mi lll‘li lI‘r- i.r'. rat; \Ker
11 r 'r' 1’. IM'l‘lI“ :rlil-nlil-Ii. ‘owvr‘ this yrzrr' than H hurl IAN i".
1 .. _' T . :1 '- -~‘ I.’lI-.t‘li in Mimi l.’.-IT. Dr: IllLl'lIrnPLUM-tilting.-(1! his
m i r . ' ~' to so» from lhl- r..‘.l: he indu'r-rl in \vill'r-r-zrrs vsitl‘ rp—
11 I - -I:i'i:i‘t!.rllor1 Iiztu lit-m. -rm:cr- to Iii: Upperrt-rt :Ird IIH' Ill“-
111- ‘ i. Ill-r Illuiit 1r; Hpv'tk- iuhlrczrn cartiirintcs.
4.‘ 12¢ Igl‘ri't' v..:s irrlmu ’l‘i:i:~ rum-17in: thv l1- nrocnrirc ccm‘
r 2.: v.r:. ‘ tln- inzuol’ i-iirlr-t- para-uteri to III" loci-l pain-rs
r I. 1 u - .\ ii. i: tort» hi.u ItIlII- 'lrr ‘iI!1‘.“5l \l'iIII‘ille rt rwrt oi tl.i
- r . L’ rr pr »< r.:r|i:i--> ill-In: Mayor's trilk l'r t‘nitn‘ all ii p... “.w‘
l ., .-n-._.;.rrrr.r.i. air-u.- ir. rr;=- ‘urr-V'
-r 4 r ‘ s' it" 1'? .-er<‘l: IwI il‘: 1:r1IlI'EIIt lizrlr- r.~ Ill I"‘..l‘ it'T It IN
1. :.-._ 1 ,' ‘I1}'\‘.i?.‘ ll: llrr- I‘lrir” r-r-xrt ll lull
:rr «'1.’ I - ' II’ »'.lr'.t rtlri l‘. tIH- r-ll. —— T
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Economic Problems Are
Defined By Congressman
h——_‘_—.——-
.. .1 I --ri'itir1r' (if ilc- 1-rt-xf-Iil
r i-wr mr‘l' ['I'lliri4III is in the ii.-
i TILII I'lll'Iill: \vnriirrro-s (-vrrv— RELEASE BRIIHSH
1 1\pl'1'2~vi \\';rsizirrg'tr»u to 1:11:1- ‘ 4“
Hurry I=.tiii~‘lI'It\: tlrt- i':1i‘rtr.rvl~
l.rt'ltrlir‘.‘l. The INW'IPII‘ in rrr-rrry
.r' : is round tlrrs l-frF3‘1tlltI IIIOIlilIrIV I.
21\ il-r- railrr’rml «rupiww-s :«l'~ Kiwi
ilrl- l'r1.r1l\ :rr-r- i1: lJ'r1\¢l'lllI'lrl
ri< 'T'F‘. :lr:.i tin l' S irvzruury is I."-\'I”V'f\'. S‘lll 3“~— Trudi in (ir-
. ",1 .0 l H H... rmployr-s" .;.r izrrr-ri: hrs lmrrn lr-l-wi l'rrrrn Sim-
‘ ~r. is vflrnt l'lr‘.L’l‘1\.<lir:-l‘ .Qchrry- viplmrt control. thr- [ASI \l_\EI§!f' ()l'
l ' ‘ -r.~rii ..; Ftumt'or‘rl xriri in tlrr- nilH-rvhim‘. passing yl-Qiol’rizry \Ht‘n ll.
Iv_::1I'J of tin inn-resting address. automatic lupsc of the Government's
.r. 1. r: .6. the luncheon of thr- .\'or- i:":rn!. or ten rnriliou pounds for 122-”-
l l. hmunia club held at the Non coal mining- industry. The agricultur—
-'i; ’I‘III yrs-tr-rdny nonrtirnv. The n! wages hoard. “Illt‘ll fixed the min-
'rIltlil \vns t‘rnturr-d lry :i inr-rzc nt- rururrr to Iw paid inrru \vorkr-rs. H‘—
i.-,. .- the dining room of th: M. ntlv (ilsnppr-nr’kd. 'I‘he Flelt‘lll of Slit»—
sirlrzrvrg iririustrl.s is considered nhoh
islrv-rl with the exception oi" the gr: rrt
(-t {111111.000 pc-rirds. which hits lucc‘.
nlloc.rlr-li Ir) lIll' (:rrr;\i1.: out or' lion-~-
in; .w-l r-rnos by the Ministry of IIt-IIIII!
L‘oruplvfr- fin-minim from rr-strictmr ~
(Continued on Page Six)
SCHULTZE IIPENS
l’l irzliiiiriunl liiwr'ty. which \vrrr in:~
I ‘ posrvrl (is wzr r tinu- nCCv—SSII -.\‘ has In. .;
- restored “rth thr- exception or ii»
writs l'r"li‘lt’li(lfl :rr-t. which t,‘.\11iit’~ r
., .,., .
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24 EASES IN
l'vn‘ll' l”. Sr-liriit2(-. who opened his
irrsl lllzrlIU-t in Norwulk cit-yon yours
n. .‘IIlrI tum lu-cn adding to the sys-
ur .rl tin-.r-ntr- of one market for i-ach
4' starts the truth link in his
.r.: rnrrrorr-ow. at 44“.: Main Street.
.iniur-l. \rizrr‘e tl.<-:<;rrrrr- popular
.1 \ ni’ (:mlr and curry viii be ilt- -
.‘I'.l!"l1. _~__
3. iruimo now has fll‘ unbroken SUN-ml cost-s :rrc schcduicd for q
1.‘ irrurlurs (-xlt‘litlillg from hr-zrr-ir‘r: iu the uptown citv court this
:lrlrri.‘ through itizrck Mock. utter-noon ln-i'or't- JIHTLT!“ Nt-Ilt-lllI‘TI-l
'l1‘-" . _\rrr:\\:lII{. um] South Nor- (illltit‘fi‘. \\'i:iirim l-‘. Kt‘lit‘V will ‘lw
. >=.«rr;rr>r-ri. unrl buying all trir-rl for :lttlruptr-d burglnrv- liar-oill
at» :rml D"(~\i.\'IOliS in im- i-Z. Cantu-II l'rfi‘r‘ nttr-mpteri. .nssuuit“
[inns and doing: inisinr-ss George Jarvis llrrrolrl Gav, CIllil‘It'S
1 ‘IZ‘I>”Filif-&,\fl i:- ItIrIt- to ()rni: :rud Flaitulor-r- Vrrlicnti- for us-
.- Twyll r-rrms il.:l:- my 0i his srrlllt and lunch of the 1-n-irCr- lllld
7.. g . . .Irrst-l-It Tony. Nicholas I‘nppirs, Stu-v0
~ .1 \‘.I.I( I‘ I.1\l‘ ("low-(l on (Halli: (‘I.;rrI--.~ Luci-tr o Nichol“-
. . . ...~
.1 ln1'l‘rrnqu during the Nickles, Jrrrrrr-s l‘ur‘nus. Louis I‘cpt-
~ r1~-:rnr(l rho» Winter and .Iitllll-SI'.:iri.~'<i‘1flll frt’rrrir-ntil-{I P"
:rlIr-izml znnrlrlrn: Ironsl- 'l‘lrt- czrwrc (12‘
thr- tr-ri \Ini::Inr> ni' ti.r- city par-kins:
ordinance will also come up lit-torr-
the court. '
llillllil VEHICLES’
liliiClALS MEET
Q ,___.
.TRIIYER ASIIIIRE
Ill...
REE NEW IIINIIIIN
5..
NJ. Sr-pl. Urn—Tire cozrst
r' Aruslrno-t \vns OI'th‘l'L‘d
\\l‘llli.‘~‘ II(1'l- Imitv I0 lllt‘T
m :r I::r\.lI “mes-vi. cit-scribed Motor vehicles officials of H-u-ri
nw us tIH- r‘.’7\'.-rl in: ling/ii. states in Flt-5.4011 at, the Yale (‘irilx in
:4 1I :1~I‘(1l‘(-(,rtr rim r-nst end New York on Tuesday voted to form
Ikii'I‘lE. oi‘t' Ni-w London, a permanent association to bring T)?-
- fore the coming sessions of their rc-
E spoctive legislatures suggestions for
, .rl..m-_ irrgt )‘Orrorthd at amendments to or complete changes
in the motor vehicles laws. Deputy
Motor Vehicles Commissioner John
A. Macdomrlri represented Connecticut
at the meeting.
lump” is listr-ri in raval
vii st royr-r,
.Iririut- Iieach t0 lVrite
Trolley Decision
Net-walk Jitneymen
“"1! Have Parade
1 Hair in New Haven \Vedo
‘ . tr’(1IIl-}' wage arbitration
rum. up of Joseph F. Nor-wall: jitncymen tonight are to
~--.~n Roach and Attorney celebrate the partial victory they have
Itmrrrn it was decided to secured with a victory parade in
which a hundred or. more machines
are expected to take part. Tire nuto~
mobiles will be decorated with pla-
cards. '
The parade will start at the Green
on East avenue at 7:30 o'clock; pr0<
ceed down West avenue. South Main
street: and up Railroad avenue near
the fiVashington street bridge. The
parade will dismiss at this point
while Rev. Mr. Marks will deliver an
‘Address on the jitney situation.-
The parade is the result of the ill--
neymen's jubilance over the fact that
. '1\\llii: up to a decision to
.1. who as a third or neu-
would write a decision
l- 1 ~lwl tor review of a futuule
' "'-':rlI0nS and changes are
-‘~ 1w madc- and the drawing
1- I-isimr made possible.
lrr-cn clamoring
.- ‘l~l‘
"11n Inrvc
1' r‘m company is stalling un-
.:« tor-y settlement of the fit-
Illtv'i is mndc. The represen‘
ll v rnr-u was obliged to go
_ li-LlI)’ to a convention and has
wrrvml. His return is expected
1 trolley-men to greatly expedite
- . DIN)”. The ultimate settlement
rum-y question is expected to
":“at. bearing on the report. finals
granted a. re-heartnz on appll flops
for :lltuey lnNox-walk'.
i, i119. '
. sis votr-ri
the Public Utilities Commissionjms Sioux.
GERMANY
RAIIIIES
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BERLIN. Sept. 30. (Associated
l’rcssl.—-'l‘he Itiechstag today passed
the hill ratifying the peace treaty with
the l'uited States. Only the Communi-
ag’ainst the measure.
The passing by the German Reich-
:4t11g today of the hill ratifying the
“tally of pr-ucc with the l'nitcd States
complctr-s the legrs’utiu- process net--
to rutilrcation on the port of
(lorruury. 'l‘hr- ltr-ichsrut. or upper
rurrirlrf-r or thrx (ivrnmn I‘nrli’rtnl-ni.
l':lliIi--II lilo treaty on Sept. 1'7.
’I‘hr» treaty is :2? present In-l‘orr- thr
S FI-nilt-- for deli-J.- with :m
0:1 l‘ ti.1- ranking: to i).pr~rrill- r:rtrl'r-
cntiorr through an oc'rt'cml-rrt to
on Oct 14 or 15.
Till EENI FARE
inssrirrrnrriw
Yillllt Hill .11 YEAR
t-ssur’y
r~.‘r'_
.‘slil‘v' Y! lti iv M 1-51- » l-.'.2rl.-r
r,.-.‘:-';n: u.’ ,\. v.’ York it} tr. -~-
.».1 Imus irir; . 1-1 1 till-1 r)\\;r-:
~~“"-" -:- -" 1--i . run, ir-i - tr." ..
I‘~-'i.r r I.‘ rici-l i-‘ in. 5.14.
‘. rw-:l1r.-;-~lx' '11 1H l l-‘- l '1
x-Lrl r1. pinl‘p :r. v in ‘I A:
tun-ii rr..-~.:>mrnrnt.
'r'lm rr-r. Illi\‘*lt’vl it \~ ~ xvi ' «l 1
l'- \1:~‘--; \x-il, :r . ”Ii. IR til .03
rush. in In pm. its (Ittl 1..r\ thin
:irrl. v‘r~:-tt-- (rl'I>'1:‘i:iIr’ ilnr.. t1-
rmmr .' r4 . I‘.\'Ui'\ .i tr t?.- r1. 11
Illlli>lll'ill)lt.
TIN r-(lrrrini\<iov :- “ minor .1 1r \vw-Il
Irr-gir shortly lr fitl'li'h 0'; pullirr 1: ~
liiilli' ~ .rt \\I.r('rr(1ililr.r?> m 2.x. r... .-
1>:rl.ll.\ inurlu-l \-.iii In ! \aiurirzl-d. .11.-I
\ . .
any. in nous (-ppomnz: Il.t‘ pl..r. in-
givcn :1 Marina. Following ti...“
lit-arrings. thr- commission “in armour.»
cc its final Diliil.
A five cent {are is assured for .1!
least one your under the ll..i.r'.~l
plan. Thereafter the r..t~- 1 .1
rr-gulnrcd nutomnticuil) ii) ._.g
oi opt-ration.
The lrm-s noni-i he r-;: i\ ll: H
opt-ruling“ ('OI'I'Ul'uIinl‘S ;.,;; . .1. 1'
l‘o-Iilr‘ni I»(1.r"rI (rinlrn' (1:4 r" 'M rat'-
lrm‘nlions- \vrwiri my. mi. r'w -\\.r\
.Ill'T lI- anti-11 live: It. .‘\I.1!: iil.r?' -rnnl
II.l' Til()l:\. r1: 4- tir ~12: '71 I;no\ in
.\l:rnlr:rt;rn :1an Hr lir‘ur \ :r'.-T(1lr( the
S-lIr\\:r‘., .rt'r' IIIII‘H in
(-l€\.ii' ri nilri .\'lli
llrooklyu. I I '
Tim city Would acquire ownership
of thc lim-s “ithout expenditure. by
Jill ilIIlIIIII/.ilIiUI'. progrnlrr.
EASTERN REPUBLIB
AMENIIS DEMANDS
Pl-Il-CING.
T‘tl-Ss).-—I”Ir-gates
PITT Ilt'T1‘lI.-Ilt’ “In :rrr
.lnpnnisr- rcpr‘t-ar-ntnii‘rs
lr.-r\i- irroviit‘ic-d their rl~;;.
Julmh. ii I“ Slut. (I
II'r'
112173071 here.
8' l‘i 11" (.‘.‘~~‘m‘i:itl 4i
Ilrr
:r-Ir.c vs l‘lt
l1u iron.
upon
In.
ti}.
run-.-
"7 i-Ln 4t -
AI
.- .{e-
:i'. .I;r|~.rr use
Tilr- (‘Iiiizr ~r‘!)l£tll\l'$
l’l [1i-
hill the Suvivt Govt-rnmvm Trilltvd at
:r discontinuance 0t {nan-gal support
null-SS the "or l-sttl-rrr Tier-nihili-
sp- r rill). ‘- ’ firmly (-FizlbilSIH d inter-
:.1. .
national relations.
ATIAC
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rer SENATE .
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\VASHINGTON. Sept. 30.—-—-A broad-
side attack in the Senate on the tax re-
vifion hill was promised today by Seth
ntor- Simona. of North Carolina. leader
of the Democratic forces. in the fight
on the measure.
The Senator plnnncd not. only to
spcak against the more outstanding
provisions of the finance committee
measure. but also to urge adoption of
amendments oi'fered by him yesterday
and providing among other things for
repeal of the passenegr, freight and
Pullman levies; an increase of twenty
percent. in the maximum income sur-
tax rate and retention of the corpora-
tion capital tax.
Iowa ITIother Has Fifth
Set of Twins in 8 Years
WESTON. Iowa. Sept. 29.— Mrs.
Rose McCombs. wife of a farmer liv—
ing near here. is the mother of the
fifth set of twins in eight years. All
the ten children are well. A sister of
Mrs. McCombs, Mrs. Annie Forbes or
City. recently (became the
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All ET?
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Prrrshmto. Kane. Sept. 30.—
All l.0.“ mines of the Kansas district
WM... 1.11.. today. coincident with the
How.“ :I'Id August Dorchy. president
and ”Cpmrpsilient of the Kansas un—
ion (.0111 minors. to begin serving their
wwwm... 0f 51‘ months in jail for call-
ing it Sirikl' last February. according
to [I ports to the. headquarters of the
Upt-rtitor's Annotation here.
‘ rri.l'.\iI’-I'5- Kans. Sept. alt—Kan-
nliLil'i“ flocked today to the
courtroom her“, where
rho-siding, Alexander M.
A...) \‘icc-lErcrirlr-nt. Arizust
l1-1l~ in “1 r. hcduled in :eppenr VIII‘T
“W hm” liitl. tit-y woull call no
mm... “Nige- in the» Kansas fields or
l.»urt's alt-rriativc. six
2 1nd a line of 3:300 each.
(li’n'
AI"‘IIlt'l
Fr:
irtilw
IIIl ir'
Hrr‘.\.rl
li'rll‘ll
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“will IIll
l1](lliT1“1."‘
r.‘ v.. _. - '~ IYIlA(i(‘ try-tor:- gum;
.1‘ . .,.. .r -l. uni-1n Ilutlt n». ,rxw-rlv-li
.lv. \vrwh‘ ‘ ’ I- lrwxi Ill-ti that
1...“... ,. to «1-»- mil thl son-
r \\‘ ‘. “(To Iflllrisv 2 July \‘
;. 1 \. Ilia-tr tenur'rcn m. a
. it'd-g ti .~ (r: :znl HM -
. .l -‘.IE:”.I1‘.H1'Y lg.“ I.) (":rl'l-
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N ESE RESENT
TAP ISIANI] TABLE
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1-; 11l\‘ :4 30 -r.\r»wr r..l1 Pick-r
\-~. I 'nw Ii ll -- I'l.l"‘fi Shiva
A. i j ; r1. .m- in l? intriru st .1.
‘1 .. r . l 1‘ .li ~i.:}1. .l> li-[rCl.T“iI ll":
l-‘ i' . l“. .721!» v;o!.-i'.lo..
m r‘ . . \- .,;: . and ii-‘ pin.
.11.]. 'rr1 r-l“..‘li\'. S..‘~.~' :ll’: l‘
.l. r :. . r i- c tr.::..~;nrttwi to the.
\r... r n 1 .izmr . ivgmrnr s 11:.
2; . 1'l rrre -» i‘l- .gr. Oi‘fiw. The Chin-
.~ 1-.- li..Ii£I :a 2L- .\i".- Muir-Jup—
. . n; ... nit-rat can rut author-r7.“
_1.;..-. !.1 Try .2; grim“ I1r‘i‘.‘r"v'n Sitting.
:v..r :r' i the hit: d. of Y-zp unit-E's she
..rrrir<»:. the cone. of “MI";
Chinese Govrrrrmr-nt .nlgvs this
-~'ll-li on the ground that (iwrrnully'fi
r :jnr to this cubic- lnpsvd \xi-rn (“lime
'IIlll‘Q‘d war. and that Gvrrn..:
h-ren soccer-dud iry any utiu r pox-.-
.
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nut
cr.
I’IIIIBE IIE TIIIIR
CITIES SEEII AUTII
Joseph Grumblcy. proprietor of
Gwmbly's lunch or} North Main street
is minus a pcrt’c-rtly good five-passen-
ger touring.r car. while the police of
Norwalk, Stnnfi'urd. Bridgeport ard
llanbury. are today engaged in a hunt
for it.
Mr. Grumlxly lvt‘t his cur in front of
his place of Itll\l!iPSS and when he
closed up and \ir-nt to look for it at
lzt'trl o‘clock tiri: morning. found it
had been stole-n.
The rr‘aizrtrurl- an. number of the car
is fl‘onncctrr-ut ll—313. None of the
cities notified of the theft had rPPOI‘t-
0d any trace of the car this morning.
origilnrlh: Insist‘i ti..rt'.I.rr--r; \vitir~ T
drtrtv her troops tiom lintr-r: SIT-“lid “lr
Iu-l‘rrre- they would (Ti.-'i“.3>\ :r lilrlll- .i- - I
R’rr-v-rrrvul with tl..rt («Hiring lnrt 'rr‘v I
said to have yir-ldcd on that print It
is inviir‘niml Hunt .‘ilr’rsvow Lilli .'r hand 3 l
in this :ir \r-loprrirr’. “'1 “It lilit‘llllliti
I~y thr- l-‘arr Easter-n llv-pt-lrlic lo emit-r
into commercinl relations with China. (‘11[4_‘.\(‘.l1. 5-H aft—Singing :1 DOT"
‘ xvi .\lllt‘l'l(“{1 did not :-'i<"v-< i. it Iii ular song. Ci”! \Vandcrer. convicted
born hulw .rni a “rugged stranger."
whom he IlIll‘d to stage a take hold—
was Tltiilgl'tl :rt the County Court
up.
Juil. at 7:19 o'clo} k this morning.
W'rlnderer walked to the gallons
with firm stop and as he took his
place on the scaffold repeated a' short
prayer after a. minister.
MANTAIIS fllflll ‘
illllii;_A_I_ll_I_Blllllth
Angelo Paledino. of Elizabeth
street. a plumbers' helper. was taken
to the Norwalk Hospital at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon suffering from a
fracture of the left fore-arm sustain—
ed When he fell from the roof of a
house on Putnam avenue on which he
was wor ing.
The fracture was set by Dr. Robert
.‘l. Wolfe and the young man returned
to his home. He was at work repair-
ed a leader when his foot slipped and
he fell to the ground some twenty-
five feet.
3,700,000 Idle in U. S.
Besides Farm Labor
WASHINGTON. Sept. 30.-—The
Committee on Unemployment Statis-
tics. a sub-committee of the Unem-
ployment Conference. last night. is-
it estim'ateathe’ tealgjnumbe; of uns
m
sued a. summary of Rainbow in which
liliNNilillillll
'srrrrin Bl ,
MURDER on
NEW BRITAIN. Sept. 30.——A fifth
arrest last night by the state police in
the course of inqury into the suppos-
ed murder of Louis Winkle. a, real-
estate dealer. on Sept. 17. was fol-
lowed by a statement from State’s At-
torney. Hugh M. Alcorn that further
devdopments and even more arrests
are likely. and that more serious
charges might be preferred against
the men already under arrest. It is
understood that the investigation is
turning on the part whisky runners
have had not only in the \Vinkle
death. but in the deaths of a. man
found (it the wheel of his, automobile.
and of a city ofiicial lulled by a speed-
ing automobile late at night.
The man urrcsted during last night
Twas Jacob Jennings. a saloon keeper
rot“ Hartford and follow-er of the I‘Ltl"'
Previously Detective Ser-
geant Andrew J. Richardson and his
sons Andrew F. and \K'allace. and
Jacob \K‘inkic. an uncle of Louis. had
been arrested on warrants l>SllPti1ly
the Superior Court and held until thr-
Dr-ccmlier term of the Superior Court.
'Ihe charge that of receiving and
concealing: stoic-n automobiles.
lit-il-ctiug Serglant Richardson and
tracks.
is
(Continued on Page Eight)
iAllliESl lilESlillAN.
BLASSNHWATYAIE
Hillside School is now well launched
in thi- .i-'-tl\itir-s of the.- t‘::ll term. Lab
in}: opv-nc-«l for thr- your on \Vr-dncsdi-y
recognition of whom} t-xc-elll-nt Vsrl;
in (Oi-It‘gi- prl-r-nrnlm-y (tours. s
shown in tin- enroilment of hoarding
pupils from all sections of the coun-
try. and in the large number of girls
who have entered the school for a
year‘s review before entering- the lea 1-
ing civilv-gcs for worm-n. This year. iha
l.ronro‘lng group ir‘rciudr‘rs. as usual.
many girls from eastern states: Newt
TS
York. Connecticut. Pennsylvania.
Massachusvtlvs. New Jersey and
Maine lnrt there are rcprugvntutivl-s‘
:rs Well from many distant points;
from Indiana. Illinois. \K’isconsii-
Kansas. ('lhio. \Vest Virginia and
Nww Mexico. Two girls represent tr.»
(‘OIIPQ‘P preparatory group from Can-
zidn and one young girl from Film
is returning for her- second year.
In the senior class of eighteen girls.
fifteen are preparing for college. This
group is divided at present. as follows:
four for Smith. seven for “’eiiesley.
two for Vassar. one 'for Connecticut.
college i «i one for Elmira. The lower
classes s ow an equally large propor-
tion of girls taking college prepare-
tory work. r ‘ 2-53.}; ‘-
The school has very quickly arrived
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PATIENTS SHREIIEI]
TII EEEEIJT EURES
CHICAGO. Sept. 3 .——-A “shocking"
exhibition of the methods of modern
doctors was given before 300 mem-
>ers of the American Association of
rem )‘l-Slé‘l‘dit)’ {or their tinth annual
convention. ‘
A young women was put on a table.
weighted down Willi
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j;__ FRIDAY, SEPT. 30, 1921 " 1.1. ' Siurday rm and cooler. .. ,
Boy, Hurt In Accident
Dies In, Hospital After.
Right Leg Is Amputated
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Five Year Old Clarence Sherman Runs In Streéf
After Paper Box—Heavy Truck Knocked
Him Down, Wheel Terribly Mangling Leg-
Driver Charged With Manslaughter.
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Clarence Sherman. five year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sherman. of
17 W’oodward avenue. died at the
Norwalk Hospital at 11:30 o'clock last.
night. from shock. following the am-
putation of his-right leg. which was
crushed in an automobile accident at
the corner of W’oodward avenue and
Cross streets at 4 o‘clock yesterday
afternoon. The boy had run in front
of :1 Graham truck. the property of
the Manifest) institute. driven by An-
thony Quick of Kesscr island. his
right, leg being mangled.
Quick was plum-d under arrest this
ir'g'ton who has (hm-gi- oi' the case
According to the story gator: t'rm po-
lice tho Shermnn lroy. torn-thri- With
Buniiiiiiirs err-r
fiEllNSURANEE
IXl'llAXAPUlJS. Sept. Rtlc—"l‘lm
convention oi the L'ixitvd Minn “'ork-
«Ar-s of America.resumed voting today
on a motion. the nlioption of which
President John L. Lewis said would
hrnurLthc union's officer in the pub-
lic mind its "a band 0 thieves" by
r~i'-».r.irir-.i: ‘tW‘any part of the»
sixty percent. salary advances paid
since July last year. '.
The motion. calling for restitution.
came before the convention after it
had voted its dieapr'oval of the in-
creases which were said to have been
twice as large as authorized. but this
was: denied by defenders- of the of-
tic-‘r‘s who snid the salary advances
were in the same proportion as wage
increases received by the miners.
liAliililAll fill/ES
U .3. LAND fillA‘Nl
V‘VASHINGTON, Sept. 30.——Presi-
dent Harding has accepted and add—
cd to the Muir \Voods National Monu-
ment in California 128 acres of land.
the gift of former Representative and
Mrs. \‘Villiam Kent. of the state. and
from the Muir \‘.'oods and Mount Ta-
malnpis Railroad. “This is probably
the first instance on record." the Na-
tional Park Service said today “of a
railroad deeding lands ‘to the United
States as a gift." o
The Muir Vl'oogs. a notable grove of
Redwood trees. became the property
of the United States in 1908. when
President Roosevelt accepted 285‘
acres from Mr. Kent and proclaimed
the {ire-:1 a national monument. It is
located on' the south side of Mount
Tumnlapis about seven miles across
ire-r chest was
'srlmlhugs and a current oi: elect-rich}
iwas sent through her. A man was
put in an electrically charged chair,
: . -- .~ - - I . . .
"Of In“ mum“ or ma “no. h“ u“ lhis bare feet resting on a tinplate. his
tin halls which
bare hands resting: on
surmounted eacli cEalr arm.
Ituo. was shocked While the doctors
liooked on with unconceaird interest
Int the way his toes wriggled and his
eyebrows twitched under the influ-
enrw- or tlm electric current.
'It's all’ the rage now." Dr. in F.-
Rower 0t \Varikegun «i v-znred. r--- In
secretary of the organization. which‘.
has as its aim the annihilating, n:
chrono suffering (not sufferers) by
(the use of eltricity and machinery in-
‘stead of by drugs.
PiliANil nus
murmurmnuv.
MOSCOW. Sept. 30. (BY the Asso-
ciated Press).——~_Poland's rcply to the
request of the Soviet Government for
an extension of the ultimatum threat-
ening a severance of diplomatic rela-
tions from October 1 to Oct. .5. was
received here today. The reply is 50
mild that it. is thought here relations
will not be severed. '
‘While Poland has not -ott'icia:lly
granted the extension asked nor to:-
mally announced relations will not be
broken off on Oct. 1, it is generally
assumed in official circles in Moscow
that the negotiations over fulfillment
o tthe Riga. peace treaty will bepro-
longed indefinitely, without an open
break 1 -
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Ell“ toy from Sun’- Francisco.
:rrrrrrrrrravnrsui ~
INTEREST IN nu.
la
gin
box around the street.
ven by Quick came along on its way
to Keyser Island.
children threw the box in front of it.
The little Sher-mun boy jumped from
the sidewalk dirertly in front of the
truck.
before Quick, the driver. could throw
on his brakes to avoid the accident.
.rtiturc
that
number of other children. were play-
g on the sidewalk, throwing a paper”
The truck dri—
of the
and one
and was filing: to the ground
he truck was going about ten miles
11 hour. :ccording to statements made
to the police.
the truck passed
at the
The l'rcni wheel of
moi-nine on u technical charge of over the right 121:: of mo Child.
manslaughter and is hPItT in lmrris of km».- l:.cer.rtin<: the flesh and grind-
$.;.:’-rllrl. to rilvnrt .ti finding of (‘oronvr in; ti «'1 Tim M hitting-I to powder. The
John .1 T’heian. No date has been set (:1. k hzrl r. im-lri (11' it tor. and {t'ha‘lf
for the inquest as int. according; to of dirt. .rwi it x ’ the weight of‘this
.‘ximlical Evaminr r Samuel H. I—llrnt— ai‘ii ti r- truck 1 (jgljfit‘ti the serious
(at the wound
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Enormous , Waste Yearly
In , Clothing Industry”
2“ —Armuat
about
NFI‘X VOILE; F‘- p11
.».'1\l..,;~ 11‘. Ir'll‘V).' {rt-F tell: . 03‘
S_i'-.“"1".<l ~ r'rwild lie .mie in tha
Law-fie rv r-i . -n'.;irie clothing industry...
v'i'l: its _\-'rr:iy output of “001100.000.
iIli’TiilL-tl .r hport by the Americans;
Engineering ("or-.rtcii' committee on?»
v‘;illll:i:ithll or" Trams-t9: in industry. mach”
Tire rcpcit. based on;
vestrzution of the kudos-
’ ‘_._".’T‘..“lli and la- ,
for thG
puldlc today.
i muional in
try. asserted that inc-.223
i'ror alike were responsible
C-norrnous Waste.
Seasonal shutdowns, indifitrial dis-
cord. the' “s‘ell-~thcn-mal;e" policy"
lack of standarizution appliance. con-
ditions. work. content and method. and.
inefficient planning were given as tbs
chief sources of Waste.
"The most fundamental cause EOE
waste." it was added. is the tradition-
al. i‘lar inspired. order enticing sales
policy. which expresses itself in Man
variety and its attendant make-to-orb
der basis of manufacturing."
Vtht seems to be needed. asserted
the committee. is that each manufw
lure limit the number of models and.
clothes styles, bridge the slack seasons
by manufacturing for stock. and.
adept vigorous. positive selling meth—
ods. backed up by effective national.
advertising. .
EAT-r‘ssive variety in styles is large-
ly responsibie for seasonable employ—
ment. continued the report adding
that "study of sales statistics indicatm
neither the Commuting public
excessive variety."
Industrial discbrd was said to have
grown chiefly out of recurring lea;—
sonal employment. although the work-
ers also were said to retain “Vivid
memories of the mere wage pittanca
they received in their former years
of sweatship exploitation."
“The result." said the report, “has
been a rapid unionization of the in—
d str-y. Since unionization. strikes
1&9 been relatively infrequent. The;
collectiv ebargaining agreement: for-
bid strikes. lockouts and stoppages
and provide impartial machinery and-
procedure for adjusting disputes."
\K’oolen mills were‘charged with a
widespread tendency to trade and.
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IIIIIITNINR STARTS '
' SIZIIIIII TIRE
October, which starts tomorrow.
.wili he a month that will be quite
generally observed from any events
which take place in it. An eclipse
of the sun is scheduled for tomorrow.
lJnmes W. Gregory.
DANBURY Sept. 30.-—Lightning'
istriking a bui‘.ding on the farm of
in Westlake dia—
:30 this morning. caused”
trict. about a
;the destruction of extensive barns and.
while on the 16th there will be a par— “,0 "ms of hay. with a less estimated.
tisi eclipse of the moon.
I Monday October 3rd will start the
‘Jewish New Year. year 6682.
Columbus Day will be observed on
(the 12th. and also the Jewish Day of
1 Atonement.
Apple Day will be observed on the
19th, while on the 23rd the moon Will
be in its last quarter.
The inniversary of the birth of
Theodore Roosevelt will be observed
)on the 27th. The late Ex-President
was born in 1858. A New moon will
rise on the 30th while Monday the
31st will be observed as Hallowe'em
Twelve Injured in
LEICESTER. Eng. Sept.
dozen men were injured and as many
arrested after a clash here today be-
tween the police and six hundred em-
ployed men who had smashed the
windows of the
offices. .. 7 _
Thefisltt lasted'onlya few
In pioneers“ that W
Unemployed Riot:
30.-—Ai
Board of Guardian's -‘
~a.t $11000.
I De Valera Accepts.
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Lloyd George’s Invitation
LONDON. Sept. 30———An Exchange
Telegraph despatch this evening says
that Eamon de Valera. has accepted;
the invitation of Prime Minister Lloyd.
’George to conference on the Irish.
settlement. ’
American Legion
Ends Fastest Rio Trfil’é
, M
The Manson liner American Legion.
which arrived at Rio
’ciock yesterday morning. broke the
ecord between Sandy Hook and m,
Brazilian capital, covering thee dit-
l
‘.
Liner
cording to 'a cable to the line. .
Her best. previous record was tropic
days andyeleven and a. halt m
Since the Mansonxlétne whose
Sanelro at l. -
tance, more than-4.700 miles. in eleven,
days. one hour and forty minutes, oar-- _
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