Entered M the flout
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V'uiiii’i iic
g ' \io‘li, lu-ud of the railway enlpiovcn’
. l l-.lllnH-Iit or the Americfln li‘edern-
5
my Union Leaders,
re DlS‘dDDOIHde Over
Strike Ballot Returns
.323.“ Izliiit‘r ‘2‘ V ’
N n :4; Him. and (.halrman Hooper
m1 l .lillllr Board Says a Strike at;
orkei’s Are Overwhelm-
Disastmus to the Rail-
. mus“ tln- returns. The general
, .mnwn nro- expected to arrive Fri-
-, . .lml Saturday. intending to begin
H. l..llloi count on Sunday. H. M
oz» or Labor. who urged the union
wH’t'W '0 return their ballots earlv so
my rmull could he announced atthe
..:un iilm- the $1:i6.0lm,000 wage cuts
.‘ulillili' oi't‘rm-tlve July 1. is expected
all-k from tho Cincinnati conVention
marrow.
lull: workers and their leaders to-
lm.‘ '»'.'t‘l't‘ llig'eating‘ the reply of Ben
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' For 1932
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to Beach Made Ready
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MRS. OLESON
IS NOMINATED
fOR SENATE
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l‘rmil'l-Ji‘. Minn. Jame 2‘.“‘"‘(1\,‘-
' .: l‘ruw‘). » 'l‘o t’w country at
«4.9- n.“ in Adllz. Dickie Oil‘sl‘li,
3,, Him mi) ol‘ o'igl't thousand
.zlilnt‘l rill" will ulwuys he Ilirn.
; ‘ : il'v«;4l‘., trough (won her inm—
4, in ulxprv‘lntrnilrnt of Clo-
.ulmam. insists thllt the "Anna
6m" i-:- substituted for the “Mrs.
\\'lli‘ll Him is referred to to
" :u’JH‘l‘S. .
.\« i irul:~_v the little family or Hirer.-
l" (“wily tizr- illlfillilnii and four-
‘ \. .li' rl'vi clunghtm' Mary—eivmn
hi \xlih the kitowimlge thnt the
:wvi limilur llzlci liven Chosen to
tor :1 lmil for wmm'n in pol-
Mrs. lHL‘EiCH herself has
.y..
o'nl
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“I‘ iv fin lu-rwirlui trilmt’u
'v ‘ in 'i‘l'lf ASS W‘ik'l‘illl l'lli'léih'.
2. nuiy tlw llhimm-nlr-llt of ill“
w ‘I‘Lliii' thh‘ pluiicrm, Elf-l Corm—
rl ix}; Hm slnh‘ convention that
.zmvl luv for Hll' Senate. 1
.,., t i 5.11%: ill..i platform to thc
l-lll‘ rn:.l'i),'; my nomin-
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BUlllilNfi, lilAN)
Assucllini MEETS
v :irflwi :mniuil meeting of the Nor-
ll. lmihllno. Loan and Investment
‘i .... llllllili was hold lust night in the
A ‘ m. nt Taylor S; (ioldi-n. Illc..-\Vilsh-
2m Hil‘i‘i‘l, when office-rs were elect-
rm Iin- rimming: your na follows:
l‘nHi-iwnt llm-ur-c it. Nut-ill.
\ l«ve»l'l-¢-slllmll Christian Swartz.
.‘4- i l'i‘i‘ll') ~» Richard H. Golden.
'I'll'lihlll‘t‘l’w- l‘.i'ililk ll. llruntluge.
lure-l-inl's- »~('hnrie§ N. Smith. A. E-
\‘i‘idi‘ill'fi'li'l'. l-Ztimllntl F). CrOwe. Judge
.iv iii: ii. Tailor. Edward H. Smith.
\\ l'll'lill ii, Cartwright. Clarence A.
liruwil. Spent-er S. Adams, Charms E-
”Alli
’l‘lw past your has been l1 Fro-9P9?-
» mm for “it“ association. thil‘flflflta
i §\\'llxl_: lit-on increased by $60,000.
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(Continued "6n pm Twelve)
PLANS PERFEOTED
FOR BIG
those. who do
BALI-Y
not
in ornlvr that
Law} their own auto may enjoy the
ml» to Putnam Park. Reading. on
¢"~i"=l"l:ly. arrangements have b“€'ll
rim 1» for a limited number of autos.
w mmmorlntlng from four to UN 1300*
v ‘o- to leave South Norwalk at eleven
v‘vinvk. returning at five. The price
:11 iw two dollars for the round trill-
"« ivpimne for reservations to Mrs. F.
l Hm'ltll. 1263. The train leaves South
‘0 think at 12:25 standard time. am-
‘vwm: ut nethel at 1:19 8. T. Free
vl'i(i.~l will meet this train. Round trip
l'i:.l'h:u1 ls $1.520.
‘rm- big rally is at 2:80 (D. ‘1‘.)-
owukers are Hon. Whiter M. Chan-
-'.:rr.. congressman from the 19th dis-
:l-lni, New York city to Wuhwtoe;
iii» subject is “National Proflw-
um. Marion Booth Kelly prositlcnt of
the Professional and Business we»
"i“n’s club or New fork city... will
"Citizenship." Wheeler 85.
Band will play all of the
The rally will be m the
*lwuk on
Wilsu'm
afternoon.
LTXUVQ'. 0
At 12 m., (D. '12). in the pavilion
thv- business meeting will be 1‘9‘5'
Hon. Schuyler Mon-it will W‘ “i
being unable to main
iris muting.
for thri- inter meeting. flirt}:
C W m Manor.
, scum worming, 00”.. “11min“. g—fi 21am:
2753mm
80w f0ii iflE
Pauli DANCE
An attendance of ow
cred last evening at twig; :;
the. occasion being the SOTO
gallon of the Norwulk It
mund, Ins. Although the Weather wan
c tiled to be unsettled it did not dis.
£21211:in people 0! Norwalk and our-
lnfithifglfgltfs and townes in attend-
he hull was prottiiy deco ‘
the occasion with red ianteiizzdgx‘l’;
streamer- whlch floated across the
hall. Every ”copper" who could made
their appearance at the park and
dancing pavilion at variouu times dur-
ing the evening.
Definite sale of the tickets this
morning could not be ascertained. but
it won stated that close to six thou-
sand had been disposed of. In con—
junction with the «lance one’ of thei
greatest displays of fireworks em?
prosented at the. park were enjmc'i.
One of the feature pieces consisted of
ii 70-foot Niagara Falls. which was
displuya’l ‘.)n the evening of Memorial “7”" it “‘01,.“ he neceessar)‘ to rebuild
illis’. Just before the rinse o! the ‘Q brick wall to the adjoining huiid-
display it set Diem» conniving of two ”'3" which 13 elm OWN“! by the Kiwi-
lit’fl Ext-d will) to i "1‘ the E315, EXPCid“
.l’vl plumbing intuit.“-
HIS Anonnfis. ”’
. , man «9, a
{no lath-
oint Park,
lid annual
olice Pension
Through her attorney. Ju -
Ward M. inc-kwood. Florence (Highlig-
gomory today appealed {tom the ap-
praisal of benefit; and damages fixed
my this city to the lunch cart owned by
her in Wall street which will be af-
fected by the widening of that thor—
Jugiilari'. Judge John W. Banks of
the Superior court. has fixed a date of
neutlng as July 7 at the Countv Court
amuse. in Bridgeport. - ‘ .. ‘
The board of (monomers. composed
of John I”. McMahon. Frederick? L.
lamson and EdwardfiM, “‘ellec. fixed
Kthe benefits from the proposed widen-
ing or the, direct to the Montgomerv
property at tux and the amnesia}
51.200. M rs. Montgomery asks that n
rmupprutahl be made. ‘
Ll the allegations it is pointed out
that tho «it»: in, taking ‘24 square toot
ni’ him! from the property; that it
would be necessary to rebuild the
'«v..’.el'p:~;:ul‘ (salizlr below the out level;
(Continued on Page Severn
GEORGE VS. WARD AND
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This exclusive picture shows George S. Ward, father of Walter S.
Word, wearing a light suit. Mrs. Walter S. Ward is directly ahead 0:
him. The two others in the group are attorneys.
New Traffic Ordinance is .
Adopted By the City Council
Clears Wall Street. from“ 0
River Street to Mill H'll, BARBERS AN
and G i v e 5 Restricted ,
Parking in Second Dis- BUSSES AT “DDS
trict—Firemen Ask for . ‘
Increase in Pay of Fifty _._..—~—-— ,
Cents'a Day—Payment to (:33; ttrh: R 3:13;:
ROgers and Stevens 15 l.:-r.- on Till: v3.15” '9mean of this
”isms“ 2:23".32.13:.‘2‘:::5;..:i.:::”at:
the harbor-:4“ union wishes the bosses
1hr new "at“? to renew for . your. and which the
A (‘nmmiitw‘
l mic-t is to 9300":
orrilnzmrc of the
ll .
was cmnpilol
city. which ordinzlzlc-o _ houses luv-.- refused to aceept or
by the committee von‘ii‘MCJ "f C3“ .45.]
WWW-‘0" 00‘3“”! William F“ “W“ 'l 'l-a morning :1 humor who attend-
tnuny, Committee ‘on ‘ibtigcxmg: ed last night's mating waf; rexluctint
Jocxson S‘th‘l 3:11 him}; “ifs sub to diatom the matter. 31:15:51“ :3:
., n mue . 0- . ‘ ‘ ~ . : ,9 host to wa n1 '
21.3121 to the council last evening. 30::‘3-1hgn further statements would
”‘3“ ““d approved. and ‘3 to boromt‘ be mode. Asked if the barber‘s con-
cfi”“““° 0" Monday morning. July templatvd a strike in case the
A resume of the features or the
be r d further ‘tO'iSm refuaod to arbitrate the mat-
oun
tor. he said "No. we will simply look
- =w 'ohs."
(atria: stinple solution of the" matter
sccmingly satisfied him, but. nothing
was said 33 to whether the barber
shops. and the bosses would coltmue
to operate. or course with the bar-
her: out the sheps could not very
3rd.
new ordinance will:
u this art c e. ,
a“glimigge|courlcil received and accepted
an invitation from Frank C. Godfrey
Post. No. 12. American Legion, to ob
tend the formal opening or the. new
home at 50 Wilton avenue. this even»
his. .
[or pre- - .\ a union shop3 “‘35"
Councilm‘m‘mi’h R. Toy wcil opotat. a :—
, at Red by the 13 . there would be no agree-
aentod a. petition K _ mach as union, and outSlde
”-—
wémuoa on an “on!“
urn rum .
onion. ”some: nucx
1 ....
PROVIDENCE. R. 1.. June 8 .
Frederick Willing Brick or South
Norwalk. 001111.. 1 member of the
truduotint also: a! Brown Unlversita
on: awarded n Carpenter Premium at
Brown‘s 13ml Annual Commence-
od . .
"5:33.: pun-om toms. two in number. ore
assigned ct tho and or the unto: rent
to the two member: of the senior class
who. “already on scholar-slips. one
in the 3mm!!! of the faculty u .
W
men: with the
union men would not come here to
ho left.
take the places of the men w ,..
Beyond the action of appoinuag a
committee to meet with the boss bar-
bers. rm special business was trans,
acted 11 the meeting.
I 8. 10 m LIQUOR
U STORES BURGLAR-PBOQF
w w .
“'ASHING'Y‘ON.‘ Jun: 20.:- Got:
,r‘llmt‘hl Whifi’dv mr-t “fr" ‘
:0 "and. burglar-proctonfl $15, fish
0! have? be g'uttautux‘i‘f: legally b
titled to buy mny be. reduce:s y
concentrating re stains stoc Co,
rower warehouses. Prohibition _ 3p.
mam-cow Haynes announced today.
n «g.
the three moat.
.w,
_ _.
.iisop of Avon, will unpack. .,
ma: will be open “9 WW
and women. .. ,.
. fined $25 and costs 1'
3.18010
BELFAST, June Bi.~(Associatc-d
Frame—amulet were busy from
midnight until early this morning
transporting 275 Sinn’ Fein internes to
Belfast Harbor, where they were
placed abmd the former U. 8. Ship-
ping Board steamer Argonta, which
has been refitted ”a priam ship.
Alter the interned Were placed
aboard. the vessel left for a cruise of
about twenty miles to Cinrickfergus,
scene or one of PauirJones' raids. and
aneentrat home of , Stone‘w‘all Jack-
son The Argenta' nchcred outside
of the seaway at. rrickfergus.
DUBLIN, . June 21. , (Assodated
Pressl~0t the forty-two Republican
candidates in the constituencies
where there were contests in FriA
days parliamentary elections,-tifteen
hem already been declared beaten.
hnal returns from the place where
the count is, still unfinished, will,
Judging by the figures now available.
show further defeats oi‘ treaty
opponents.
One noted survivor probabl . will be
Cathai Bruga (Charles Burge’ss, chief
oi Eamon do Valera’s lieutenants.
who, although he is not yet elected in
Waterford, can only be defeated by
some unprecedented overturn in the
count. -
mammal A
Aflillill’s
A pretty wedding took place this
morning at ~ St. Mary's church at 9
o'clock. when Miss Mary l“. .‘nith
daughter of 111‘. and Mrs. \VaR‘cr s:
smith of 2 Van Bun-n avenue. became
the bride of George H. Butler of
Bridgeport. The nuptuai high mails
was celebrated by Rev. C. M. Hosey of
St. Patrick'srchurch. Bridgeport.
The bride wore a grey Canton crepe
dress with hat to match. and carried
pink roses. The bridesmaid was Miss
Catherine Smith. sister of the bride.
Sin; was dressed in turquoise blue and;
carried tea roses. The best man was
i-‘mnk Butler, brother of the groom.
During thé ceremony. Alartin Hour."
bf-Ilridgeport sang “Oi; Promise Ellie.“
and Mrs. Ravine: also rendered two
vocal selections.
Following the wedding a. reception
was tendered the bride and groom at
the former's parents home. There
were over fifty guests. Stewart Frank
l'lollywood of the Norwalk Country
club. catered.
Mr. Butler is a plumber and is well-
known in Bridgeport. as is Miss
Smith in Norwalk. 1"p0n their return
from a wedding jounrey, they will re-
side at 2 Van Burcn avenue.
WEEKS 0010i TUNE
,. Willi Hi8 PARTY
TOPEKA. Kan. June 21.»Srnator
Arthur Capper. of Kansas, in a. special
dispatch to the Topeka Daily Capitol.
deciarcd that “Secretary Weeks’ reslg-
nation might be very properly re-
quested by the President,” and " it
has long been quite apparent: that as
a Cabinet officer, Mr. Weeks is out of
tune With the Administration."
The dispatch deals particularly
with Secretary Weeks‘ address made
in Ohio last week to a graduating
class, and attacks statements which
the Senator were made by the Score
Continued on Page Eleven)
muons} DAY or YEAR
PUZZLES rwm'rm snaps
How many longest days in the year
are there? That is. how many show-
ing the greatest duration of daylight
measured in hours and minutes?
Meterologists yesterday referred in-
quirers to the almanacs. But the al-
manacs differ. It has been supposed
hitherto that the first day or summer.
which began at twenty minutes past
midnight last night. came close to
being the longest day or other years.
One almanac this year says there are
nine "longest" days, ending on June
26. sharing the record daylight, from
sunrise to sunset, of fifteendhours six
minutes. Another almanac registers
6* days. all fifteen hours six minutes
I
Too Weather Bureau figures cite
Friday. with fifteen hours eight min—
teen hours seven minutes of sunlight
[or eight 10:13th days.
Any-how. summer 15 here. and it
probably will be too warm to pursue
seriously the solution oi! heat provolt~
mg puzzlesg, ,
in“? ms roll
no anon
In the criminal side of the Common
Plead court yesterday Raymond A.
Lynch of Bmokfietd pleaded guilty to
violation or the motor- (aw airy”
Tor; operating.
without proper lights. and $50 for op.
erating ’ivithout a. ltcensehy, Judge 3.
“1'0 LAW
‘ million ‘ salient of
aggufitwmhet sum“ ‘1‘ “M “m w Semi“: in .
WWQNWQ. ”$9.4.Wr
W99 in my
Rain fldshftcrmxm and “might.
‘ .
The bur-gets of the First, Second
:lri Third Taxing districas were con-
sidered at the executive session ot
the Board of Estimate and Tahitian,»
heid' last e\'enlrlg""iil the council
chambers at th} City hail. These
burgels were allowed to bass without
any chungeo, but changes were made.
in the budgets of the Administrative
department; the Health department
:mrl the Charity department. The
budgets of the Town Clerk, City
Hall. and Printing departments also
passed Without any changes being
made.
'lhe budgets of the Highway :Ie.
partment in the Fourth and Fifth
taxing district. and of the Fire De-
purtment and Police Department are.
to be considered at the executive
meeting to be held tomorrow evening.
The School budget, which called
for $3‘Hl 127.81 was passed, as 'was
expected. but a clause was put on the
midget which stator! that this amount
Administrative, _‘ .
and Charity‘Departlncntsl 7
. Receive Sabstantial Cuts _
The First, Second and Third Taxing Districtg '
Printing, City Hall. Town Clea-hand Schools ~ %
Requests Granted byBoard of Esfimate and .2
Taxation ——_ Charity D e p a t t m'é it t“ toBé f . 7
Further Considered ‘ and HighWays, Police ,
and 5 Fire Department to Be Taken up. To? ‘
morrow EveningeKiwanis Club
forBett'e’r Fire Protection
i
included the sum or 310.159.”, ~Whi
wzkfi‘not atlowedon‘ theiust ' .
budget. when'thc ‘spcciui meeting of ‘
the: Board was held; in December. *
In the Administrative department
the item for expense of the assessors.
was out fromthc $500 asked, to $300;
The city courtitem was out from 88.x
0‘30 to $7.009, While the item which.
called for 38,000 for all audit of the
tax collector's» 0mm. was enumly‘
eliminated. The‘budget as presented
called for the sum of $133,990.00 {01*
the Administrative department. last
by the allover-education. it has been
cut to $129,790.00, or A. total cut. or
$4,200. ,
The Charity Department. which.
asked tor a total appropriation at
“9,650.00 is to be further considered
as an 'inxestigation or conditions at
the. Naromake Home is to be made
by the members of the Board. It was.
(Continued on Page Ten)
1,000 Mexicans
Hiiiiillii) i8
ASSIGNED i0 ‘
,PRESIDENCY
THE HAGUE. June 21 (Associated
Press). Holland was assigned the
presidency oi" the Central Commission
of the Coulerence on Russian Affairs,
when the sclectton of the heads of this
commissicm and the three subcommis-
sions of the conference were made to-
day. Belgium was given the vice—
presidency of the central body. while
representatives of Great Britain.
France and Italy. respectively, head
the three subcommissions.
The Russian Soviet delegatio'il may
arriyc here Friday. according to mes-
sages received from Riga announcing
that M. Litvinoft, Krassin and Rok‘o’v.‘
shy would arrive in Riga, today "and
leave there for Berlin tonight. If
they come through direct they may
reach here Friday afgcrnoon. ‘
ioron Avczzano. chief of the Ital-
ian delegation. said today that the in-
terview recently attributed to Protes-
sor Giannini. the second Italian dele-
Maromlcd
By Floods in Border T owns,
Experts Fear Water Wilt
* Spread Far Beyond AR
Previous Rgco Ids, Domg‘ .
Great Danii‘géto Growing
Crops ;
SAN ANTONIO". Tex.‘3une 21 (Asc
sociaud Press).—~The critical stage in
the Lower Rio Gmnde Valley flood.
which has inundated nearly 169,966
acres in Starr. Hidaigo and Cameron.
Colmtiese marooned near y 1.33%
Mexicans in small border towns 3nd
covered the roads leading west of
Mercedes, :5 expected some time atta-
er midnight tonight.
From a stream normally two bun-
dred to three hundred yards wide.
and righteen inches to six feet. deem
the Rio Grande has become fifty tea
deep at the flood crat and (tom three—a
quarters to a. mile. wide. The float!
is the result of agi‘clounbursc m
(Continued on Page Ten)
ABOUT roan NEW . '
MEMBERS ,- com
The Ladies’ Aid Society, of tha
First Methodist Episcopal church.
gave a. social last evening, welcoming
about-forty new members into tho
organization. which is now in an ex-
ceedingly pronperous condition. Them
was a program of solos. duets. etc.
by l’iiss \Villa Llillet, Mrs. John I.
Suaveiy and Miss Liabel Miller. with
Carleton L'Hommedieu at the piano.
Reircshments were served and ‘
(Continued on Page Seven)
utes. The Nautocal Almanac gives fif- ‘
filliii BiliiliANiS
HARTFORD. June 21.—-Four claim— ’
outs for the reward of $2,000 offered
'by the State for information leading
to the conviction of the murderers of
Special Officer William F. Madden;
who was shot Jan. 30,, 1919. while
clinging to the running board of an
automobile containing a gang of silk-
robbérs. testified before the Superior
court yesterday. ‘
to a. portion of the reward are: Clif-
South Manchester;
and Jay D. MacKeman‘bt Hartford. .
No decision in the case was died.
but Judge Maltbie remarked that he
proposed to split the reward among
.the claimants as soon ’as he had
reached a conclusion with regard. to
a justly proportional division at the
amount available.
”JO? (3. owns 338 _ ,
, - FIRE LOSS 0r»«$100,000.
l
BERKELEY. Cal..‘3'u‘né 21.—-Eeorst
Hall and. Hearst
the University of culuornls’moam—
aged in a'campusi fire. with {loss or
$109.04”). Tithe university (infirmity;
was magma by the names and in
ingrwas untouched. . T
Hill $2,000 llawnu; +
lat 8 o'clock this morning when an 3134-
The men who aspire -
ton McCumber, special policeman in.
the empmy of Cheney . Brothers at Elmore of Chaptn avenue. Rocky BIB.
P't Tet Exiththlas‘s. He was not injured and . I;
. . n. _ .
°f Stratford. e 9" rues. 9' . itourth passenger escaped with slight ,
ironomc or 7 .
iteiauy during the mm 0! Conan:
. Hall Annexwere de— émurdered fivoman, W that a.
stroy’ed and the pathology building or;
i
i
patients wpre ”mama. bit: use build. ,
very pleasant social time was enjoyed.
Two Men in Hospital as
Truck Skids Into Pole on Hill ,
'i George Flynn, of Worcester,
Mass” H a 3' a Brokm
Wrist and Walter Moyhin
TSustains Cats on Face
Two persons were painfully injured
tomobile truck skidded on the .wec
pavement and outfitted into a tera-
graph pole at the toot of Westporh
hill. George Flynn of 89 Gage street.
Worcester. Mm. outer-ed a. fracture
of the lett wrist. and Walter Moyhjn.
of the same addres,mflered a deem
laceration of the" race. Both men
were taken to the Neural]: Hospital.
where they were treated by Dr. W!!—
liam J. Tracey. ,
The truck was operated by Stan-B.
bruises. The truck was badly dam
ed. Elmore reported the matter to tin
police.
A mo om,
which" are expected to lend to m
in connection with the murder of It:
Lillian Northruparero uncovered 7”—
Phelan. GeorgeCorflnxflend of m
hadrecennyctoodinfoorotnm
or underworld persons. The police“
with: onytheltrensfli 01W
statement to round film one“
health 7;;
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Norwalk Chronicler