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A? from 55 to 52 Cents an
"Lt‘i’tiltii'S of One-Man Cars
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RESiRMNlNS
ERRSERNWORED
l‘tilN'l‘, N. Y.. June l:l.—As-
tlmt the l'nitcvl States does
l“l'l :tu nrtuy were, met, by Sec-
- \‘t'nriu; of the \Vnr Depart-
:Iu :ttltlress at the graduat-
.\. l‘l'lh‘l‘i of tlic l‘nited States
. \i.ltlt'lll)' totluy. with the
t' ilml "the civilivution of
-‘i nuts on no surcr t‘ounulu-
: .l'wl the civilization of Hos-
tlu- time of the police strike
lr' .ll'l\‘ three years ago.
ll \\- rt- not for the restraining
the military establishments
,, tuttio'is or the world." the sec-
Il‘tllii‘t'il. "nu intlcscrilmhlc
w Mum would result and civil-
, \'.tl'i"l lu- rupitliy cxtcrmimttetl
:l: :v H airsirttclit’in."
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(l‘oziiiuucd on Jase Eleven)
AIAL WANRERINE
ARIUiRAREi-‘flfliliil
.llmm shops and stockings. n Hun-
'l.t.'l girl. who gave her name as
_i'.4.t:v| 'I‘homnu. was found wantierinz
tilltillll “wellington street. at 1245
Mimi. this morning by Patrolman
liwiuti (htuwr and was brought to
littllm' lll'illlilllal'lt‘rs where she was
‘i‘i' tinnt-tl, and where she told the
Wilhelm: storyb—
hml come here about two
Flirt
' 'ltlilllll" ago to live with a Hungarian
sent here by her
iii-cuts. She said she came here
from .lohnstown. Pa.. and was 14
‘ -.t:': old. She said that she didn't
ll'llli‘llillt‘r the name of the family she
mix living with.
"his morning Miss A. C. Wende—
m'h. t-xccutiye secretary of Norwalk
l‘liltlilt‘l‘. Red Cross, questioned the
cut with the help of City Clerk
Httvphvn liokus, who acted as inter-
l'l‘t H-r. The girl told a different now.
r'ililllg that her father and mother
uwn- hnth (lead and that slip came
hvi'v yesterday. looking far a Hun-
L'Iil’liln family whose name She did DOt
t'ctucmbcr.
(Mitt-r conflicting stories were told
until it was learned that the girl had
lllll away from her home. The local
authorities are communicating with
lllt- Julmstown. Pa, authorities in an
to further trace tbb girl’s
tun-tits, and how she came to wander
in this city, and to be found here-
iuoteti about the streets.
EIRES RESSIJEil
l..:tlil)‘. hcin:
BY YALE ATHLETES
MILFORD. June 13.——John hinder-
wn. steward of the Milford Yacht
"hilt. and police Sergeant Robert Hib< _
Lf‘i'tl. who put out in the mtor 1308't
l‘.illlr'l. late yesterday. to rescue» two
mrls in distress in a. rowboat- and Who
rot lost themselves. were found this
Anderson and Hibbard had
morning.
Spent the night on the sports! 14““
l’l“:lk\\‘ilt(‘r. While police-ant; cm”?!
. h from here and tug! M'NQ' 109403
the sound:
:t mi Bridgeport searched?
(Continued all ' I
Wanted
Dr. Franklyn G. Brown
Proposition
‘1)r. Franklin G. irown. prominent
has! Norwulk physician. urged the
liottrd of Health hi it meeting held last
night to recommend to the Common
(.‘llllll'll the construction. of mi incin-
t'rnllun plant it) lllkt- cure oi the gur-
lrzurv situation ll‘, Nmu'ulit and through
this means not “rid tl_\' :Alni
ltret-Iiin‘fi dumps." \‘.'lll('|l :trt u>ml fur
Lurlttzm- lli‘lmsui :il lll! [ll‘t‘rio'l‘il time.
ilr. llrnwn referred |lill'lit‘lll!tl‘l“ in tin-
plllulic (lump sit the rust ititl oi the
\‘.:l:~'iuxiu;tnn .xirw‘t lti'ldL’l'. in:
is :t. llli'llltt‘i' of lin- lluzlrtl u.‘ ill-:tltii.
liliicr mt-ml-t-l‘la nl' ilw- I‘eur-l \".‘:‘.H were
f‘l'l «Mi, tutu-ti; " llt'. l.: "I'Zl '3.
(If post
with
in “1:?! :nt llllq- tin me A luv: nus li‘l ‘.
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Plans Have Been Madeand
Business Men Are Enter-
ing Into the Project With
oodner -— New Theatre
Will Seat 1,500 People
lt' negotiations which zit-c pend-i;
lit-tween Sutnuel ilntnlncr. the owner
of the l'lil.’lt‘:'.llll'Hll‘l‘. out] several
business; men ill‘t' consummated, the
Second District will soon have anoth~
er mount; picture house in their
midst.
Mr. lionvlucr owns the large tract
of land on North Main and Marshall
strt-c-t‘. which includes the building
Occupier] l»_\' the Stutlwcll Piano com-
pany. and he has plans out for the
erection on this land of a large
structure. two stories in height. which
will include several storcs. and n
theatre. to be used exclusively for
pictures.
This theatre will be without a
gallery and will sctrt about 2.500 pco‘
pic. ‘
The proposition is n co-Opcmtivc
affair. and bonds to the amount of
:tlmut $100,000 are being othrml so
that those so tit-airing: nmy become
tlnnuciully interested in the project.
It is reported that (“tulle a few of
the local luminous men have assocint‘
ell themselves with Mr. ltoodncr and
while it cannot be tit-finitely stated at
this time when the building will he
commenced. the prospects look very
favorable for the consummation of
the plans.
AliEl] WAAAAA
liNilEliiiil llflWN
Bl AAAAMAAAA:
Mrs. Sarah A. Huntington
Taken to Hospital By F.
H. Rhode, Who Is Held
for Reckless Driving
Frederick H.‘lihode of Dorchester.
Mass. a salesman for a leather finding
concern there. is held in bonds of
$1,000 at police headquarters, on a
charge of reckless driving. following
an accident on West avenue. near
Courtland Place. yesterday afternoon.
when Mrs. Sarah A. Huntington of .4
Courtland Place. was struck by his
car. and was taken to the Nor-walk
Hospital suffering ifrom possible con—
ion of the bra n.
cmElfin. Huntington. who is 80 years
old. alighied from an uptown car and
started to cross the street towards her
home. when the auto driven by;
Rhode attempted to pass in back 0
her.
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”in moms
on?! nous: romom
hi i was to
"0 house" w c _
may}? thepeonpenlng of the new tan;
porary home of the Frank 0. God and
Post. No. 3.
tonight;
weeks.
it was am this morning by
e nay Wei-me.
Co'i‘nhtgandmru meeting of the p08;
will be held tonight. however, an
“important business will come up be-
aession. At the me me.
iii? miu' Auxiliary will hold a
1396“an
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HOLLY: ' John T-
51:0 I‘JJOI'FTII’ Bruno)» vido' °t
Bruaen. cite“ owner. "ho
and used on mm m
Board Of Health
To Recommend A $200,000
'Incmeration Plant Fer City.
My ay with Public Du '
They Were Fly-Breltms on the Ground Thai
Thought Incineration
lirtnvn '
i‘f‘l‘tlllf‘. health officer. :21 \‘.l:tt::-- (mil-wI
New Movie House May Be Built
On Roodner’s North Main St. Lot
‘was ah'ot
is under
Vol told ninth
Urged the Board to Do
eding Places ~— Board
Plant a Too Expensive
failed to support Dr. Brown's $i}¢;i:'\-.~-
lion, inasmuch as on ~inciucrutir‘tn
pinnt would cost :tpprexiinutclt 3"th -
“Mt to build and about .9 E _ .
to operate.
The lmurvi lili:tll_" Alecitit ii to (1:): i'lll
to ill.“ t‘ntnmotr Council A
ihr ins-Hint: to lir- 73oz} tin.
“MW :1 .Vi-ar
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(‘iir' li'tll to 5'»: li‘ s‘ricihmt'
‘('()l)l'l iiul ltc lulu-n jh\\ill'tl Marital:
‘lizi'l: t-t‘.litci}' I'HH'lxt it} “Slit-‘1 n7
dirt us it is (mpticrl ni li-t- yttl'ulic
(lumps. .-\t it: last int-Olin: tlic liar-iii
liinitmi the tit-it oi (lumping 5~-".\'."-'l
:tnvl -‘. 11).. Hit tl:i-. t.:r :‘..A'
thin lms uni lief-u li‘vti tip it. '-
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‘AAVAA AAAA
AlAAAtA IN
A Slut
BELFAST. June 13.—Rival mobs
clashed in the York street area last
night, using stones as tniseiles. A
bomb was thrown. the explosion
wounding a woman.
ANGORA TURKS MASSACRE.
TWELVE 33111811 somaa’s
l.l’i.\'l)0.\'. June 13 (Associated
Pi‘css).~—'l‘\vci\'c British soldiers have
lit'f‘ll massacred lay the Turks in the
lli'lLYlllHH'liOOll of the Dnrdanellns. ac-
cording to a semi-official dispatch
from Athens rcceiu-tl here int-It night.
The men were trike prisoner during
it rnitl ivy Kcmulist hands on a “’(l‘lk
iritish detachment.
CAPE. STEVENS
ERRPiRR REC
iii (A S‘FIH‘iUit-Il
\\ itippc-i
lltn‘r
half
Sift-
T’AYTOX. 0.. June
Pris.5).~—i.:tslie-i :‘Yitl
by :1 li‘lv-ruiic on
tltuli iultr :m-i :t
A-ztrilti.."-ll lll" '.t
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lit-iii
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1mm ‘iutt for
crow: currout
ll:":lll "fibula” (till "lltt'Lil' llii'l‘l lo
lucnic. :il‘t' smcrul o; the "mere"
toils l‘i‘Ellli'Il inlay ln)‘ (‘upinin .\. \Y.
Ft-Wt'nz“. .‘Il‘l'llll photographer. Mc-
C‘ook i‘it-lzl. who yesterday broke the
\‘.’:.l‘l'l plum-Nutr- jumping: record,
Win-rt he (lt'Sf‘i‘nde ‘24.:“6 ii-rt.
The fact that it was his first 'tlrop'
ton-l.q to make-his tent one of the
toms? remarkable in the history of
i);
l‘i‘\' l‘is ”J‘t‘l'i ll
'1 ‘ui r.>llliut~"v-'i
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Continued on Page Five)
RAEERHER EASE
iS RElNfi HEARD
(Special to The Evening Sentinel)
BRIDGEPORT, June 13.——An array
of legal taten’t and business men sel-
dom seen before appeared in the
Superior court, this morning, when
the case of Edward B. Gallaher. of
Norwuik, against the Southern New
England Telephone company opened
for trial before Judge Isaac \Voli‘e.
Attorney Frank C. Dunbar. a member
of the Ohio bar. and brother of At-
torney Jesse T. Dunbar. of Norwalk.
appeared tor . llaher and had hhd
as his assisfan . Attorney Edward J.
Quinlan. of the firm of Dunbar and
Quinlan, of Norwhlk. Attorney James
E. Wheeler appeared as counsel for
the Telephone company. The case has
attracted state-wide attention. as the
outcome of this particular case would
have a direct bearing on a subsequent
appeal which would follow concerning
(Continued on Page Four)
'SEEANUP WEEii ‘
PLANS SRMPEETE
Final plans for clean-up week to be
held the wee kof June 19 were made
last night at the regular meeting of
the Board of Health held in the office
of Robert E. l’crdue. “'est avenue. It
was announced at the meeting that
the Boy Scouts. police department:
highway department and the tire de-
partment had been asked to co-optr—
ate in making the clean~up week cam-
paign a big success and that all of the
organizations had responded with en-
thusiasm. .
The clean-up week campaign is re-
cciving the hearty support of the ad-
ministration. Mayor Calvin L. Barton
is very much in favor of it and has
asked the Highway department to be
ready to handle a surplus of ac-
cumulated filth that will be cleaned up
week.
du’l‘ili‘eg 12:): Scouts. police and firemen
have been requested to take a gen-
eral survey of the city and to obtain
addresses of houses in or around
which thére are dump heaps or where
unsanitary conditions exist. These ad-
dresses are, to be reported to the board
of health who will take steps to have
the places cleaned up.
litmus
. MYWCBIIIENT
on Stabell. who lives on
SuTllt‘hx'Tnland. reszd three High
school students from death by draw:—
ing urine Sound yesterday afternoo .
when ‘a once in which they had pad-
died out capsized. due to the heavy
n the waves. .
wig: :tgention of the people on ti;
shore at Rotten” Point was called
matter. when miss Charlotte Lookl 9
wood. daughter of Patrolman'nl ton
Inchwood. came up to "flop Bone-
did. it“, saver at
'm ham» out in ‘ 5““ 3”“:
notch P0?!“ ”’- “A
at .he, .ng wean”?
. A.
MRS. VlElRR RRWEANR liliiS
SEEE Bl SHRRTINR NEAR liflliSEBfltii
Had Been Sick and Had a
Quarrel With Husband, a
Cook on One of the North
Atlantic Oyster Farms
Co. Boats
“Good-bye. Victor. I'm through."
said Mrs. Nettie D. Rowland, aged 51
years to her husband. last evening
aboout 7 o'clock. She then drew a fully
loaded .32 calibre revolver from a
pocket in her dress. placed it to her
right temple. pulled the trigger and
sent a bullet crashing through: her
brain, before the eyes of her horrified
husband and a friend of his, who was
standing about twenty-five feet away.
The suicide occurred near the
houseboat occupied by Rowtand, who
is cook aboard one of the oyster
boats, and his wife. on the shell
heaps near the North Atlantic Oyster
Farms company.
Just what caused Mrs. Rowland to
take her life could not be ascertained
today. but it was learned that the
woman had been ill for some time;
had been in considerable pain .and
that she had had words with he:-
husband.
There were a number of ugly
rumors about concerning the cause
for the suicide, but none of these
could be traced any fact. as. Mr.
Rowland could u be found and the
other witness to the suicide refused
. (Continued on Page Four)
' ______‘________—_—-
’8 EXPENSES
an: OUT $1. 300.000
WASHINGTON. June 13.—-—Expen-
ditures for carrying on the ordinary
business of the Government for the
current fiscal year will be; dearly 81.-
700.000.000 less than last year. or
about smo.ooo;oen more than the la-
test. estimate by Director of (he Bud-
get Dowel. Treasury Mauls stated
00
.’
Eax’pendltum of the VGovernment
chargeable against ordinary receipt:
exclusive of the prlncipal of a: glut).
a e
for the fiscal year
”gaggbimounted to 83.523.136.678,
Attenuated with 35.1388“.le for the
ending period last year. .
m "by webs-Ice! bureau. of.
~., one
m umbilical! my ”4
rebut
BREAKS WRRED,
Lengthy Discussion Of The ‘
, Budgets of Charity, Police,“
uFire and Administrative Dep‘tsL
penses—— 5k $10,000
The ltuti'rv-t's of the Charity De-
partment, titc Aduzirristrctivc Depart—
incnl. Fire and i’oiict' ll'1\t|rt-
l‘flfsllln‘. i'mlnr the mm of lite
Hoard ljs‘iu‘niu and T:t\;’:iirzi 1:1
Lht mwiiiig ‘leitl at the City Hull
‘.:.:-:i Awning. :t‘lll (‘Ul‘él'll'rllllli‘ timv
‘t’us te‘at-ir up \\i‘h each. the melting:
3314
i hi“..-
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not “i.‘lll!f‘f until limit.» o'clock. All
l‘.“‘liiln aw: ut‘-tlac l’uldirl present. Mark
.i‘nh'l‘S‘Jll comm-.7 in :.imul illum-
, hilt? tho mew-i-
ill“: '..*
'I‘l.‘ 3t“ ' lit-infl-
'~'. (If tht- Charity
melt? \\‘.: lit":
1- ‘t tit-e f \ :1
Hill) 1.1.,
lll.;l llll
S 37th: |.-|-'.
~ plum-vi :ti .' .tii'fl-Jii'
ittou $l.-
in it. .'~\’.l
.Lf‘lllllllll =i to
poor unvl
xvititnv's 101:“ $l".""3“;
lll! hospitals for ii),n sit-I; and “1941110
\t'iii lzlke $1\',it“¢l. as. ciost E); :is. can in:
m: llll.‘lli «l.
lint-tum: rcumin u:
live i-xpcnscs :mvl vulurivs tll‘i‘ Sl,.’.ittt
this ylur :tzitiust $13.“ ' lust y‘nut‘. The
lmutp llr‘llil' tulle lur $1.7“. the some
:15 it till lust year. i. '-your the
Nahum-lie Home rim-rived Sl'lJIllit,
while this yulr Slfl‘i‘ltlt is naked. One
much “'1“
real-i -.l
The
llt'ilhlttll\‘
buds-'2
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will
S‘EW', ‘3. lzilv nil-
HANKOVV, China, May 17 (Corres-
pondence of The Associated Press)—
Sixty persons perished and upward
of two hundred were saved, mainly
through the gallantry of the vessel's
officers when the Yantze river
steamer Kiangtung was burned en-
route from lchiang to Hankow the
night of April 29, according to re-
ports following the official investiga~
1011.
The Kiangtung was near Chiltmiac
when the tirst burst forth.
MYSTERY Silii
iN STARK BASE
Mystery still surrounds the removal
to the Stamford Hospital of Mrs. G.
Frederick Stark of Noroton Heights.
wife of a well-known Stamford attor-
ney. and former aviator. who was
married in a whirlwind romance by
Lieutenant Stark during the war.
An effort was made to locate Attor-
ney Stark at his otlice this morning.
and the reporter was informed that he
was in. but when the identity of. the
reporter was revealed it was said that
Mr. Stark had gone out and that noth-
ing was known as to when he would
return. . I
It was stated in Newton Heights to_
day that Mrs. Stark. despondent over
domestic alfairs had taken poison in
a suicidal attempt. Some stories were
to the effect that she had taken lysol.
others that she had taken a solution of
vanilla extract and strychnine.
'At. the Stamford Hpspital .this
morning it was stated that Mrs. Stark
was resting comfortably. and reference
was made to Dr. J. J. Sloonan of
Stamford for further information.
Dr. Cloonan still stuck to his story
of yesterday that he was not in attend-
once but that. a doctor in Noroton was;
Dr. Long in Noroton said that he was
not in attendance. and. didn't know
who was. .
' Extreme reticence to discuss Mrs.
Stark’s condition and the cause ton
her actions. has been evidenced where-
New York cyclone Death ,
List Continues To Grow
Mr. McMahon Inquired If It Is Proposed to Have-
Naramake Home Made. Over—Prohibition:
Ian" Causes an Increase in City Court Ex-
for Sinking Fund, which‘ '
Has Been Neglected the Past Few Years \"
item is cheaper. that of water rant.
340‘} being asked for this year against
$1l5 given last year.
.‘il‘ich improvement is needed at the
Home. it nus: stated, including beds.
turnishingzs. including steel lockers-
for the inmates to place their clothes:
rrr-nirs to buildings and painting;
loyinr of hardwood floors. etc. “fil-
liu mil. Meliuhon wanted to know if
7‘12" pine“ was: not going 10 be made
oxer. and was invited by Frank H;
Min-ill of the Board of Charities to
come out and look the place over at
fllbfv' time. Some of the work that
must lu- done has been ordered done
by the State. ..
In the Administrative Ikpartmcnt.
which was the next budget brought
up. the question of a clerk {or the
aSSt<SOrS was discussed at length.
Frederick H. Quinku‘d wondered.
what :1 clerk was needed for if the
Tax commissioner ‘was to be at his
oilicc. and why the assessors could
not do the clerical work as hereto-
t‘orc. Iic didn't favor part-lime
clciii.
M :yor Barton stated that what was
:1
(Continued on Page Three)
Forty-five Now Known
Dead and Sixteen Re-
ported Missing ig-a Bronx
Grand Jury Starts an
Investigation
NEVV YORK. June 13.—-—The death;
list resulting from the cyclonic atom
that smashed and swirled its way
through New York and It! suburb.
Sunday evening continues to grow.
The known dead now total forty-five
and sixteen other persons are report-s
cd missing.
The police launches continued to
grapple today for bodies of those still
missing after the storm left unsy-
and Sound oi! City Island strewuwith‘
wrecked and capsized boats. At lend
forty visitors to City Island wen
drowned in the disaster. and the pea
lice are convinced that the death lisfi
will reach as high as seventy.
It will'be days before the total 10.
of life will be known.
The Bronx Grand Jury has started.
an investigation of the wreck of 3m
Ferris wheel at Classon's Point. which.
(Continued on Page live)
mun sumo AT
'yllliiSlllE cuss
Monday afternoon marked the clan
ing exercises of the lower Ichool ah
Hillside. ,
An Operetta. “The Fairy Rose.” was
given by the younger L‘oup. Cast as
follows
Frederick ......,..... Barium
The Little Green Man
Virignla. worm
Sunshine and Shadow .......... ..
MarioCleonndCaxolynsun-h‘
Grasshoppers ...................- '
Marjorie Woodward. Diary Well-
and Ronald lie-do
Butterfllee . . ....................._7
Barbara Townsend. Eleanor Got-n.
ley. Ann 53ers. Prudence 3m
and Mildred Avison
Hummingbirds ......-...-.......
me Shutelt. Jane Scheme!
Queen of the Fairies. . . .
“- Eugenia. newborn
Fairy Chorus.........-..-.......
(Continued on M Ten) " i
arson-runs ran. " "
on no: of sun:
__———-
.n..-.....
eyer inquiries. have been made con-
coming. the affair. and the telephone
at the Stark home is not answered.
mu m ELY avg. ’ "
snor
00331.32
Box 23 called the Gcntrath-e {Sta-
tion apparatus to Ely avenue‘ about
7:15 o'clock last night to a. small are
in the cobbleraahop of James Brunettl.
"n the building owned by George
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shoes and was smoking at the suite
time. when his cigarette was knocked
from his mouth and grown. into the
dust. hole or the apparatmheyu us—
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burst into flame. a not.
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spectn' torn, being frightenedjflu by
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ten.
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