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tomobile Demolished as

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g'“. years train from Danliury. Tho train was
t» 1 'l l. lying condition at. soutlilmnd and strurk the automobile
. k 1, pl;2 today from in-‘ulth :1 tcrril’ic impact sending it. 03
ml ~~ar. Saturday llizzlll.'tllc track, while Falbo was [lung 11
lllll. till. he w:l~ driving score of feet by the mice of the col-
by . ll‘a‘ at. tin- Cross lision, .
l . Ass 1. Tlll' 1min. immediately after the accident,
coll-1' ete- demolished. Falbo was placed in tho automobile
: thl- 'n . score (ll tm-t, l at Deputy Sheriff Nelson Benedict and
11mm ~d thernul inNrushcd to the Norvnlk hospital. in.

1 ‘ will ‘lbfl y result inI R. M. \Voltc treated tho injurcd man.
He described the injuries of- ll‘allio as
:3. .l‘ollowa:

Concussion of brain; frac-

.inre over right cyc. internal injuries;
:lntol lbil. 0551 (‘1-053’ largo cut, over right eye, contusions,
MA. 1 istl‘oet. ' abrasions and bruises ol‘ the body.

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1?:int U. St to Participate

in Solving Russian Question

 

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Prolullly not since lllt‘ (illys of the
I‘V'Olllllllllill‘X “'m‘ bus the historic
1 King‘s Highway in Norwnlk and
‘ rich in I n llsml (or such lrunsportm
l us that of tho cvcnl of this morn-
“'hl'll ll‘irst llllttulion. 7th Field
'lllery. l‘irst division of thc Rogu-
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l- li‘lli'lllitllml “‘9 Chum“ lo" “'I “4'" Co; I) 1)(‘\'t'ilS. mnrchcd ovcr llil' lliuli—

lllcllt, with the Russians is in 'l(‘\ “.3: The sight. brought hack ‘0 many
in liv'lll‘llIl. _ the memories of a short. time ago
All the pOWi‘Tz-‘w now Will" *"l‘rlt'xvhe’: the khaki clad men were more

hl l'l' n'lll hi- "NR"! l” 5"”‘1 "It" '5‘” mm I'ous than they or..- at the prcsent

’—‘“‘ line... 1 7 1 '1‘.._.,.....,1..11-.......,,3. _
Ti. Battalion 300 men and 250
ors s is in command of Major \Vil-
rim H. Kcnncdy. colonel during the
to \\ orld war. All officers and men
mnuissioncd officers with the battal-
n srrvcd lillronli during the war. The
on :Irrtvcll :lt Cortland avenue. Noro—
n. Saturday noon and rcmoincd
lcrc over the week-end until 5
”clock this morning. when they broke
amp and continncd on their spring
like. the ncxt stop being Bridgeport.
\Vht‘l'l- they will sizi,\"Toiiigllt. The de-
tachment was preceded by Lieutenant
Eduard Gillettc. Jr., supply officer and
:llll. who will make heccssary arrange-

IOHS A r e Held, Ices mellts for the men upon their arrival

Have Been Advance in Rampart
‘ (lthcr officers with the battalion
.l'wnlNCVI‘ON. 1). Cu Mo;3_—. arc: Lieut. Francis H. Morse. adjut-
I ..-.ll..ll's gasoline SiOCk is iin- ant who is in charge of the combat
... “ml: :lllIi had on Apr“ 1 ted. ‘
. mlm- 7.000.000 gallons. thigh
.. l.’l lll.ll‘k Of 807.000.000 ans
l. ,I-I'nl ill storage March 1. ‘rd:
l.. .. Allltistical summary 115.
l.\' Ilw Bureau of Mines. 'ks
.l 3-5000 gallons were 03nd
~. .1 supply 20 pox cent. ker
‘l' April 1. 1921. and tor
. - IJltll‘ than for April 1. l.
" . I.:llllhcr of operative r9193
. "wind States increased,“
during. the moni,‘
.5. The daily average ammn'
through the stills was 1.
:l-IIH. an increase of in,
l .. . II; the daily ave-rage ow...

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WANT fifllllllill V
WILL lNlEllPilEiEll

Nelson B. Gorham. administrator of
the estate of John Gorham. deceased.
of Wilton today brought action in the
Superior courtvat Bridgeport to deter-
mine the correct lnterpetation of the
last will and testament,oi' the latter.
Twenty-two defendants _are named in
the action. They are: Emma. J. Gor-
hnm. of Wilton; Gebrge A. Sturges, of
Norwalk: Margaret Hooker.flturges,.ot
Bridgeport: John Gorham Sturges, of
Norwalk:-ances Louise Wildmnn, of
Dunbury: Sarah Elizabeth Coley. of
Westport; Louise Coley Welch. of

.. mm- are leading the 'Weatpol't: Florence_ Coley Bates.
11:13:? ti; $125133“ iflgnidgefield: Carrie Nash St. John.
.. no.1, it is indicated in repéWestport: Emma’L. Bradley. Jesse
”lumnes ot‘ the Govéx'mnl‘w“ Bradley. Hattie Belden
'iradley. all of Westport: Thornton
nninga Belden. Beatrice'I-Iurlbutt
. mph-m with steel are angle-idem Benito. Virginia Beldcn. all of
’ll llllll’llcturc. building. ra’orwalk: George Franklyn Nash.
. mulling and repair and sparse Burr Nash and Harold Frank-
: l Nash. of East Havenr Frederick
of New Haven;.Vlola
Washington. D. C. The
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FIVE SASIOINDUSTRIES J
DUE TO DEVELOP BC

x .tll\'<‘.'r01\', I). C., May 1
A . I 46-01 and four other i)

 

 

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'wr industries sharing bu?

3" lrlm’lically mcry séction olrvin Belden,
.wrlll are reaching the I’acifllden Bolling.
urls are reaching the Govl‘ham estitte
' “my describing very mater 0.000. ,
' WIN-ll conditions in these flvlames T. Hubbell who represents
"W ”“3: 1 plaintil! in the matter. in talking- of
vw'y lltbm- industries have case-this morning. declared that
" will“! (is arometera ot.‘ infactlon was not. an attempt. to break
‘ "WWW! It is on this baé’. wm of the deceased. John Gor-
llf‘t‘diclions are bicng madd but simply t; uncertain 1116 cor-
, .. """”"~" is “hm“ 10 PM” Upon construction of certain clauses in
‘ i ”f "Xnanslon that W“ b in which appear to be more or

-‘ out more fol-reaching than annulus. *
‘l'r-l‘ lt' {wriml in history. the will. 1986:,VOLflle “defendants
i above have inherited a. cer-
ractl'on oi! the income from. the
of the dosed-e. Tie action not;
ui-t to‘decide‘wbéfller the trust
is to be divided into‘ several
nd each mounted as I. W
-. whether the entire edit:
be- «connected-go single

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DOLLAR DAY
Is Thursday. This ‘Week.

It is an annual event in
South Nomalk.A"day you ’1
wonderful values from every
merchant.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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scorn nonwux. 001m: MONDAY, MAY 15;“ 1922 '

 

 

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WIRE AND QUE OWN OPERATOR.

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AAlllllli lllllll R A Wills.

 

CAR GOES lilo
* DEEP CANlllN

”Alizxmo Cl'l'l’. May 14 (lly The
Associated }'l‘(‘SS).~“1‘hll‘(E‘L‘ll persons
wr‘rc killed and morc than seventy
injurul today when it. trmncnr carry-
ing :-. holi'lu)’ (‘l")\\ll was catapulted
into a llccp cinyon m-ur Santa. Fe. 3
small \illagc adjacent To the capital,
after colliding with another car at the.
top ul' a hill. Mogt of the victims
were women and children.

The car. titled with plcasurc seek-
ers on their way to Dcsircto De Lost
Leoncs. a popular resort near the cap~
ital. crushed hcadon into n city-bound
car. The collision did little damage.
Hit the car spell lIrlckwurIl down the
inclina’the hrcaks failing to hell].
It; left the rolls lit. a sharp curve, and
was hurled into the gully.

'l’hcrc Amcricans in the

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lpm‘ty, l..lt suit-ml (humans and other
I lurciglwr‘s wore on nonrli.

The death
list will proliulrlv l)9‘ ungml-ntvr’i. as
mnnv of thc illiurcli arc in :1 serious
condition.

unit] lillllll 1
MEWE TliiEll

CHICAGO. May 13.——l‘7il:hl lallnr
nlcn llzllictcll on mill-lll-r chnrgcs in
connection with (‘llicnlrn's lulmr war.
will l.:l\'c prcliminalry hcurinxzs today
before Kickllum Scilllon, ch'ii-t' justiu-
of thc (‘riminzll courts. ,

'l‘llcir attorneys huxc been instruct-
ed to ask for llulu-lls col-pus writs,
thus forcing the static. if it wishes 0t
hold thcm wlhtont hall, to produce
mivlcncc upon which hanging verdicts
arc to be asked for the "big till-cc"
labor lcnllcrs. ‘fliig Tim" Murphy.
head of the Gas Ilousc \‘l’orkcrs' l'n-
ion: Con Shea. of thc Theatrical Jun-
itors‘ l’nion, nnti l“r(‘il Mzulcr. prcsi-
dent of the Chicago Building Trades
Council

it is allczcd by Henry Barret
Chambcrlaln. of the Chicago Crime
commission. that the labor men are

med with 11‘ million dotiur Mush»

liond" tor the defence.

‘ Police and autos attorneys con-
rrctml with the casc rascrtthcy have
sul‘ficicnt cvlllcncc to warrant contin-
uci confinement of the indicted men
without bail.

lllllllNAlluNs Al
ilillNllAiE, will.

On Saturday, May 13, Rt. Rev.
John J. Nilan. bishop of Hartford.
ordained to {be holy prelsthood in
the Mlsalonary chapel of the. Scholas-
gcate of_ the Holy Ghost Fathers at.
l?crndnie. West Norwalk. Rev. Sebas-
tian Schlflgena of 'l‘nrentum. Pa. The
fololwing twelve were ordained dea-
cons: Henry J. Thesslng and Anthony
J. Lac‘nowaky of Conway. Arkansas;
Timothy J. Wrenn. Providence. R. 1.:
Robert L. Wall. Brooklyn, N. Y.;
Thomas M. Harris, John L. Hanson.
Thomas J. McCarty. Patrick J. Mc-
Carthy. Anthony J. Walsh. George J.
Collins. all of Phlladelphln: John J.
'l‘odorowski. Mt. Carmel. P3,; An-
drew M. Bedn‘arxyk. Wilburton, P1.
All those ordained are members of
the Cathodic Students’ Mission cru~
soda. These latter} will receive the.
dignity of the priefihood in Septemb-
ber. Immediately following tn) or-
dination. mus... Father museum
the privilege of imparting his Brat
blessing to his parents and to his Rev.
pastor. J. J. Ruehl, C. 8. 89.. Sacred
Heart church. anentum. Pa. Sol-
emn benediction was given by the
newly ordained at 7:30 p. In. On
Sunday, the 14th.. he sang~hi1flrs§
solemn mass and gave his blessing to
all assembled in the Scholasticate
chapel.

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Out of a class of about 150 con-
ducted by Professor Ray Bert Wes—
terfleldxoi’ the Department otAEcdno-
mics and Banking at Yale unlvemlty.
under the auspices of Bridgeport
chapter of the American Institute,“
of Banking, the :two highest. honors
wereAawm-‘ded to members from“ the
South Norfolk Trust company. spen-
cer 8. Adams received a rating 0:719?

per cent...the highest of nor in the) .
and Miss Dorothy; Mchi-egor‘
the highest" ot any girl in the.

cl
class:
The course 1
ring? and ‘wut open to that: ampere
glad employee of Bridgeport banks.
and by special invitation and ”range-
men; the. South Nerwalki'rrust-eom-

 

 

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mamaxtx, Arizonti. May 15.»—Clll-
cnzo. lzock island and I‘acitic train,
the Golden State limited from Chica-
go to Los Angcies. was held up __by
mnakcvl bandits :1 short distance wcst
02' ’l‘ucmn, Aria, at 2:45 o'clock this
'mornipu‘. -

According to intmmotion hero. .tm
lamlits discount-Med the mutt and ex—
Kurfu”; 4 ;:l‘S and fore-2'1 illc cnginc crew
to .lrvn the-m up the track win-re the
contents or the cars were ri'ied. In-
l'ormlllion received hcre did not state
\vl'clher tllc pusst'l‘zel‘s Were molest-
L-‘l .

Pour posscs
hull iii. -' , 1

No l siimatt- oi the value nt‘ tho loot
HECEIT'V'. was nxaiinllcl this morning.

The holdup Wat: discovered by thr-
crcw or :1 ll‘._ll.flll train which camt‘
lip lil‘hllill llil- iimiil‘d. 'l‘hl- freight
li'nill's crow h:-:ird shooting and im-
mt-r‘lia‘ rltnrnz-d to Tucson to rc-
port affair. Tllc)’ (ii-.1 not stop to
Anal-:tfzm'c it'll“? was happen-ml: on
lhr limi‘u-li, tlAI-y shill. «

(.‘HN‘AHU. May lz’ls—(lnc member
of a hand 01‘ ten men uttll’nptlng to
holdup tho Goldcn Stutc Limited on
the Rock Islnnd Lines irom Chicago to
Los Angclcs was killed lot.G “Ash-rill”:
in a gun light bclwccn the train crop’
and tho llfilltfiis. llcnr Jayucs, Aria. ac
cording to dl<pzltchcs rcccivcrl
r-r-rly today.
any loot. .

According to D. M. Madagen. con-
ductor on the train. the holdup occur-
rnll onc lnilr- from .lni‘ncs, Ark... when
a. group of eight or [on men lluggcd
the train. The conductor. socing the
cars slow down. stepped on the plat—
form of the coach. but shots from the
bandits forced him inside.

The express and mail cars were cut
off from the coach and sleepers and
pulled down tllr- track a few car
lengths. (in failing to gain entrance
to the cars the robbers fled firing sev-

 

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GENEVA. May 15 (By The Aer“-
ciatcri firesu).—The Soviet delegates
at Genoa informed the League of Nat-I
tiors cxperts three that Russia desir-
cd to (to-operate withuthc league and
bccomc a full fledged member within
a rcasnnablc time, providing the con-
te rcnct- succeeded from the Soviet
viewpoint. l‘lie league’s xepcrts have
just reported thisto the League Coun—
ri‘, whichis meeting here. Thc Rus-
sians added that. if the Genoa. con-
lcrcnce fallrd, Moscow would contin-
ue its policy of opposition to the
long”? on the theory that Russia.
could not expect anything from an
crgmiizalion composcd chiefly of
rr.cml.er states with which it had been
unable to rcach an agreement.

The league officials here regard
these unofficial overtures for» pcace
from the Bolsheviki as very signifi-
cz'ut in view of the btiter opposition
of Moscow to the organization in the
past. They believe it. would only be
a question of time when Russia would
have to be admitted to the icaguc if
Gcnolt produced an all-lluropcnn
acrimmrnt with the SOviet Govern-
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FOURTH DEATH IN
BATAVIA ACCIDENT

 

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. . l? t: 'i . T‘. '.. 5’" ' 51*“ .
'1 he bandits failed to Sct .1 l\ a x i. la) 1 ) lie fourth

llulth in the Black Diamond express
\vrcck occurred early yesterday when
Mrs. Russell A. Burch‘field of Buffalo.
dicd of u fractured skull.

The woman who has been lying in
thc hospital unconscious since the
wreck. was identified yesterday as Mrs.
A. C. heroine. of Geneva. She had
bcen in Detroit visiting with her two
sons and was on her way home when
the wreck occurred. She has little
chance for her life.

An investigation will be opened in
Buffalo today at. the office of F. M.
llnkcr. superintendent of the Buffalo

SENT

_ assoc'm'rm) PRESS NEWS FROM 4m. name OF THE wofinn m: A SPECIAL

 

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Arecord fine of. $160 and costs
amounting in .‘all'to $171.99 was im-
posed this morning by Judge Nehe
miah Candee loathe uptown city court
upon \Edward N. Tottle. of Norwaik,
who was arrested charged with
operating an automobile while under
influence of intoxicating liquor and
also of being intoxicated. The arrest
followed an accldefit at 11:35 o'clock
Saturday night when Tuttle drove his
automobile head‘on into a trolley car
on Main street. »
The accident happened on Main
street near the Buttcrworth place.
Tuttle was driving towncdahiainv street
and lost control of hfs machine, a
Ford. owl—nod by his wife, Minnie,.al-
laying it to11ram into the trolley car.
The 'car was operated by Motorman
\Villiam Reid, 01' 84 Main street. ‘ ‘

Tutfle‘s automobile was consider-
ably damaged as the result of the ac»
cident, but was still in operating

 

 

Judge Candee Imposes
111290 rd King

' " 011 Norwalk AutoiSti! I

Edward N. Tuttle Charged with Operating an‘
Automobile While Under the Influence of 1
Liquor—Two Slight Collisions Are Reported " 1»

 

 

 
 
 

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rder. Tutlle proceeded toward Main
street where he was stopped by
Patrolman Murphy and placed under
arrest. - 1 ~ ' - ~

In court, Fred Miller, Patrolman
Murphy and Motormnn Reid all ten- ~ .
titled as to J’l‘uttle’s condition at the
time of the ‘accident.

Two other accidents happened it
the First District over the weekend:
Lena. H. Frank, of 438 Main street;
was crossing from East avenue into
Park street\ when the machine sin?
was driving and that of Victor “Ten.
of Detroit, side-swiped ach other. The
damage was slight and the matter
was settled between the two partial
concerned. V 7

Helen Fagan, of .6 Center avenue,
reported to the police that an auto-
mobile her sister, Margaret. was
driving and that ovm by William
Carlton, of‘Silvermin'e,‘ had collided.‘
at Silvermine and‘Perry avenue. The

damage was slight.

 

 

TOOK POISON TABLETS
-WHILE IN TAXICAB

STAMFORD, May 15.—Mrs. Angelo
Costello, of Silver Mine. in New Ca-
naan, is in a critical stute'at the hos—
pital today having taken poison tab-
lets. She called a taxi-cab to her
home festerday and while on the way
to Stamford she took the tablets. She
driver ended his trip at the hospital,
Where his passenger was onetred as a
patient. 1 Mrs. Costello’s husband left.
home several days ugo and the po—

Labor to Take Part in . 1
Coming Irish. Elections

 

Body of Elderly Woman
Found in Belfast, Bring:
ing‘ the Total Number-“of
Victims in Sunday:
Shooting to Eight 1

DUBLIN. May '15. (Associated.
Press).——Labor proposes to take a.
prominent part in the coming Irish
elections. Thomas Johnson, secretary
of the Irish labor m, announced in
a speech here yesterdly that labor hall

 

 

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was "Stundnrd Bank-:3

crul shots at Engineer Reed.
Passengers were not molested.
The train léi’t Chicago Ffi'day at
6:30 p. m.. and was duerin Loo An-

division of the Lehigh valley railroad. ”“0 ha“ beg“ ”Fm" t° find him-

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REV. BEARD DELIVER
BIRTHDAY SERMON

The congregation of the Norwalk
Congregational church yesterday were
given a rare treat when Rev. Augustus
F. Beard. D. D.. of Norwalk. a. mem-
ber of the ministry (6r sixty-two
years. delivered a. birthday sermon
at the 10:30 o‘clock services. The ser-
mon was most interesting and con-
utruct‘lve. 1

Dn'Boazrd was ordained in 1860 and
had pastorate: at. Cape Elizabetb.‘
Bath. Me.. and Syracuse. N. X. otter-
Wardn becoming pastoral the Ameri~
can Church at Paris. France. He is the
author or several books and 'In moo
the editor of the American Mission

magazine. ‘ .
LEADER

 

 

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1'0 LEA“ {ALICE
Junta Sexton. after I period 0;. l'e’r-
vice extending over seven years 6,. d1-
rector ofmnsic at the Palace Theatre.
will never his connection therewith,
June lot. He has manned a‘ new or.
chestrn. known as the Sexton ~Harmcn-
lsti. the members being composed
oflncipally of the mums of the
lane' Theatre. 1. .. _
Static for'llnnces. receptions etc. Mr.

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Bust of the "Ex-Kaiser
Knocked-Down For $835

Rev. Louis B. Howell, rector of
the railroad in this “‘9‘!“ lune been St. Paul's Episcopal church; .Rev.
called m appear- ; James B. Werner, rector of Grace

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‘ ‘ Ch‘aries’x.‘ arks, ev‘. " dim“ .‘sueae

 

and Rev“. Alexander Hamilton are
among the local minisetrs who will
attend the diocese of Connecticut

.pedent urban: mines m and up

 

Episcorlalian convention to be held in
Hartford this week. .

 

L147 Separate B i is. f .o 1'
Bronze Statue at Shipping
Board Auction

A novel feature of the three-day
auction or surpluo stock obthe United
states Shipping Board That began this
morning at Wilson Point. was the sale
of the bronze bust of William II. ex:
Emperor of’ the German Empire. It
bod been planned to offer the bust
last. but upon the urgent request of!
twenty moving picture men the statue
'ol‘ the former Kaiser was Ordered
knocked down to the highest bidder..

After it was explained by Charles S.
Gerth’. head or Gerth's Realty Experts.
auctioneers. how the bust came to the
included-in the sale. someone in the

 

 

" ‘Mussoum .IN ANOTHER DUEL

MILAN, May lsi—Professor Benito
Mussolini. leader or the extreme na-
tionalists, who bears more than one
hundred was received in battle,
engaged in a. duel yesterday with
Signor Misssiroli. editor or the Turin
Secolo, overdiflcrences arising from
uncles appearing in theirfrespective
newspapers. Prof. Ingrown-“is editor
0! me Popolo ‘lbaliaoa Milan. The
finish lender won In several asuoulcs
lusting forty minutes. The nuclei-erg
tuned '3‘ reconciliation . after their.

 

rear of the mnin “Rhona; whirl: meeting. '7 _
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the sale is being Misha?” followed JUMPEO FROM ELEVATED

give thirty cents!" _ .
by a bid of $5 and by another for 8100.
The fourth bid was fillol-the fifth
$115. The bidding thattollowed was
of the llvllept undmos;h spirited 90:11.6
and ll in am! tun.’ ere were 1 1 .1 .. ‘
hoist? words8 we“. nor anything and 3:91: ($3 mun. Tmtexi‘ih thong-2:12;;
that lght have hurt anybodmy'o feet. tug: 1315me {in deft. oil (a;
fin. n600wubid crowns __- 1 ‘ _ 11 .
ion maroon-e ot‘laughter and cheers Wvé?n;u:§¢:fi $2”:er in his
ohook the rafters or the warehouse 39m Sm: add ~ WEIWIRM .

' , , rem unknown, He was

. , STATION
NEW” YORK. May 16.——Hundred’ s of
per-sen on the elevated nnma m-
tlon platform at Manhntnn avenue
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Sexton Will-also continu’e his inch-no.4
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MANCHESTER. May" 15. —— Joint
Disney. 5. foreman. and. four work-
men were injured this morning inane
collision of a. trolley car with their;
trpck "while cit-their wuy {to work.
Mr. Disney Buffered n- gutgol} ills face
Which required auroral {tltcbes to,
closewwhfle meta .Doviugn14hnd n3
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won 100 mu: RACE
'= .MELROSE, Mass" May 16.—-A bird
rm the who! James 11ch of
the Lynn lagoon, club, won the. 100
mile race 0'! the United Homing
Pigeon concourse yesterday. This bird
wing'iof a

fiewiffls’o one hundred “as; e1m

decided to seek a. representative Irish
parliament. beanie it hold a. definite .-
cial. economic “album program.
to put through.

The labormqhe aid. mood inde-

chublican putt-b. but! went tor-ward
on its own profit-mm flavoring its ener—
gies to the workers tutu-en's. Other

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Shipping Board Can Use Wilson
Point Roads Only Three Week:

 

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Following the viewing of the spot
in question on W! m
Judge Edwin S. Thou-sin the UM
States District Court glue the Um ‘
States Shipping noun. Emergency ,1
Fleet corporation. but three week:
longer to use part of the roads II:
Wilosn Point, on property owned by
the Wilson Point Loud compo-3f.
Which brought its injunction out
from the Superior to the Federal.
Cant-L

After this period 0! three weeks
the Shipping Board will be mm to
use the roads. wmum'gsed wen
public roads “can artisan, a; tho
plaintik eompgny claimed- .

An injunction was obtained some
months ago m the Shipping‘
Board from using the road: there.
which injunction was modified to ah
loving board to use certain portion.
for a period of six weeks. When this
time: was up the board continued to:
use the roads and were cited for corn
tempt of court and violation of tho
court order a: modification. 1 1 ‘

In order to save the board from an— 1
s‘werlng to a contempt charge lg m1
suggested and agreed to. final: ”they

 

 

 

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Engines, Cost:- minim

.1 ing , $413001!!! $66,009
Each Sold for $900 By
Gerth Realty Experts -

‘Thirty-flve 1.400 horse power ma-
rineenglnes; which'cost‘ from 347.690 » 2
to $66,684.76 each. brought $900 each
ntlthe auction sucking held today.
tomorrow and, 1#fluaday_ rat. the,
Mstnteo'm’npingf‘amrd. Emer-
y, we 3 . _ on'lfplantrat

. j ‘ ‘ ‘n'eroln't' morning. Charles S.
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fox-6' ’ Hayes Hunter. ousted town man-

' Six-am d has z-‘toided his
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