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N C00? The amendment wu cor-12:01:32?
FTEP Hm Government by 3. vote -
» ‘ BATTLE The defeat is considered in political
Hutu-tern no of no (renter Impomtfie‘
than that which occur In ,
M ..;‘ [llt‘ State Chamber of Com-
“ your a (‘ommittee for Quick
.. ”mm is Not Very Serious, Gen-
" . _r;‘.."l’r i;;;rdo of the New Haven Road,
. ..l :<Iill'tlitln ll't‘ulllt" Innrt‘ ai'rlollfl.
gm (Ollw'lilttt‘t‘ will undoubtedly
.,-;( ”Hull: lino»! Nlnlilnr to tllom‘
”1“.“ l.) m.- Silit‘ rlmmht-r commit-
l_..l {it’llilu‘ll On this preuous
lllillw- wrr‘ Idlwnrd Payton
;, Htlwvli (Holley. l‘litdlry llnrv
no.” :1- 'l‘. Kinllmll and Edwurd
.ii‘..,‘.|ll.
\Ilillllrall'tiln‘fi' Puritan-Mirna.
1'. mm, the plans which were made
l !.ll| l'or llll‘ in pointing FnN‘l‘th’llv
: .. u it hr at vast assistance should
; I: prn-Hl ll: shop (Willi throat. ht‘t'olnl'
mm m-rimu. At that time till-
n m l:lt'ttll"‘l'fl' Association or Con;
'atill‘llt pr"p.lrt‘ll charts and maps
.- Tm: tvrltlilnl i'tcilillea. and
.. ML... of handling t'rt‘ighl to curb
.. ;., l-h‘i' tl- -t “l" trucks worl' kt-pt
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“TINT: AllTs THEATRE
% El]. IRR, RRRANIZES
Louis l’rensky and Thomas
1 F. Flaherty Take Over
Popular Picture House in
Westport
Samuel J. Klinllii‘, former owner of
thy lit-in-nt ll‘lt'ull'e and owner of the
i .lli Arts theatre of Westport. today
iLnllllSt‘ll of the latter house to the
l' m- .\rt.~ Theatre (70., inc.. organized
i.lllil>‘ l’rt-nsky and Thomas P.
i‘ .lllt‘ll)‘. The new company took
lll‘.«'l' lilt‘ troutre today. No announce-
li‘.‘ lil was made of tlfié financial
,.:rum-tvlm-uts. but it is undoratood
.l .ll llw price was in the neighborhood
w illnllm. The purchasers wr-re rep-
i“:‘l‘lll"ti by Judge John Keogh of
l‘lt‘tlL'll :llill (tandee.
Thu l-‘lnc- Arts theatre has been
Hitliillllt‘d by Mr. Kantor since last
l’t‘t‘vllllit'l". when the theatre was
‘lllwu over by him and reopened
tilt-l lit'lllg thoroughly decorated and
l~llti\‘ilit'(i at. a coast of $4,000. It is
.l'llll'tlrtlly one of the prettiest motion
in llllt' houses or the state. The house
l~ :n model-lily equipped in every
lll:lllllt-l‘ its is possible, furnishing
\llthfl on ll par with the best theatres.
. .\lr. l’rl-nl-lliy has been in business
:n Norm-1k {or nearly 15 years and
i~’ wry well and favorably known. lie
!
(Continued on Page Eleven)
AUlO PLUNRES
INTO LAMPREY RIVER
Nl-I\\'1\l.\~ill\'l."l'. N. H.. June 22.“—
i'l.- \\ reckugt- of an automobile lit the
lvtllili'S of Fred. H. Snmbom. member
or tlll' New Hampshire Legislature.
.tlnl i'hillills lioltclivr. mill operative.
u in \w-l‘c set-n in the machine late last
night just lwt‘ou- it plunged of! :1
l‘llrlgl‘ into the stream.
.\ tlivor who went down to the river
lmilmn last night is all unsuccessful
:I'wltill‘l‘ attempt today.
:Mlol tllp out come- down the
lllt‘ rt-vvnt mills.
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BRITISH GO
..‘—————-
l.t tNllUN. June 22
ml on u. lllln‘nciul
Notional Health
.zmlui committee
mom: today.
‘llt'i_\.' titljouriwd in order
til-\i'l'llflit'lll migll? “hide
tlllri.
insurance bill
that
:‘wzllo-u in the House of Lord-
:lnmtion of the Palestine mondote.
House of Lords youterdlofi
Go» 9 rn ment'n policy.
M
YAP TREATY m
TUKIO. June
Prt"‘\‘) —-'l'ha Yap
l’l.itevl States ‘m on .
i‘rlxy Council and Juno-0‘
itvzrnt today. Them
rights of etch. Men
wn'ch is under!
emu VIM"
1:
Lulmm of tht‘ swiftly flowing Lnlnprt-yt
lilwr was lu-iir-vt-d today to hold theI
. l'flilt to find the bodies was ready (or
\Vltllt'hst‘s of the automobile“! plum!"
sharp
mmlr to the bridge. tore through the.
lru'n inure and dropped thirty feet into
ill. rin-r. mvollvn to the hood I. 89 by
W
1.0838 OUT AGAIN
(Aweiated
i‘lvs!).-—-Th€ Government was deteota
amendment to ”‘1?
n
of the House of Com-
The committee trained!»
the
r in pool-
Yo-sit-rday the Government wnl de~
on the
and II un-r
llkt‘l)‘ to lead to module-duo“ of “w
limo s'nm nnom
2 i.-—-( Amt-lied
mg
W b! “I
the.
SON ill-SEN
l7 PRISONER
» [Malian
' PBKXNO. Junt- 22
iron). with. Hun-Vat
prominent of the Clinton (lovernrm-nt
at China. to a prisoner aboard the
cruiser Hnichi. which. with othvr we-
lflll 0! the Chinese Navy at. Canton
it“ been hull‘od over to the l’rovis:
lone} Government manilalwd'lhm- 1.;
Bun. enemies. which udht-rv to. tilt)
Republican (Jovr—rnnwnl at P .3 "1*
lllmlllflil
intuit, SilUllllAl
The school children of “Wilton
(Associated
Hon. demd
. are
lookillu forward with Erin“ pleasure.
I" Helm-day tit-Kt. This in llw llllV
that. till: eight till-1‘ riots or ill" 't mil:
unit“. and hold a t'lv'v'l «in; all ”twin
Vii-id. '
land your they land 1: runs? r"?l‘("'.‘$.’¢-
fill Guy. :lml it is l’l" lit-.«iw- of :l‘l .
ieuehrrrl :m-i an ultra. :t. mum next ’
Saturday's outing. the- host o-vnr. 'l‘l'~
lhlldrkn have ‘H‘t‘n wry Riiftq‘L'bllll ill
soliciting flindh for thin day.
rt‘t‘lred though to illrvalxh i ‘l‘t‘lilll.
drinks. randvlr-hvw and :m (i'("‘.i“‘!i.‘ii.
in turmoil mill-lo I'm-ins: tho um
in tlio‘ early spill]: Sill-t-r'irur Syl-
l‘rll, ;:
i'reim hronght thie m'l‘tt-r to tile ut-
it‘lltioli ol’ the ill-ll"! of Hill r'i.:|.t
tit'lloolil. and homni thly won't-i ho
mire lint] proud!» Oak-'2: ("mall on
this clay. fl') var-l1 (‘liil'l \vmzlil ll.l‘.t
A SITE! plt‘nly. A s’ihr' tum- ago.
Georg-town school lllltl an outing ‘0!
their own. Ind thr- Ill-lies in that
school furnished 93 cakes. about our
cake to owry three children. it is
(Continued on Page Twelve)
NORWALR Tlllillili
IN illlllNT VERNON!
Seventy-live strong. members oi the
three. upto'u fire companies. the
ghoenlx Me company, Hope Hose
cainpnui and Pioneer Root: and Let!-
der company. today are in Mount
Vernon, N. Y.. participating in the
annual i'lremen's parade in that chi.
The local "smckeeaiere" are, out to
win one at the prlzm ot the day and
they will be royally entertained by
‘ rllrl ltm'r. Juno;
t-tmspimvy to (ER? “ may 'be
trolleht here ugainfi think! [1. Stew-
in“. hold in Lost Ante-lg; on a fugitive
warrant. hut authorities of Massachu-
letts. New Yor’k. ‘70? Indiana prob-
Mt'y will have out claim to the
“Tanner.
a private detective agency
1i!ll-’Illll"\'(l here today." The conspir-
.u‘y charge is contemplated. it' wu’
paid by Bruit».- Granriil. who claims
Rte-wart defmudr-d himipf31300 in bi
Mock deal in 192".
Stewart was knownin Boston. dc-
Harding to the detectires all Donald.
Allan McGregor. lufllhat city ho to
«recurred to have been married in
St-pll'nll‘af‘i’, 1921. to Miss Nouns.
Ehn-nnellcr. Tlin other" declare he
obtained sumo from ms; Ehrenoei-
iv and 81,500 from her mother be-l
forl- «aborting her.
tru‘nrt‘s real name. the detectives
.l'atmi. “:13 liolM-l‘l Allen Bicllamn'
i’rowne. '
lzrucp Grannis‘ sister. Bertha Allen
.(irmini: wus one of thelour women
to whom Stewart is alleged to have
bot-ll married within the past four
yum-3. liis‘ lawful wife, Mary Flur-
lzlru hiltffll“ll. also risking horn. as
does Miss Gertrude Van Lopik, to
wlulll Smwart “nut engaged to Lt-
but who broke with it!!!)
a’tvr Schrdi or lu-r relativt': l ndorsdod
J
nllll'Y‘il"l.
will at -l worth}: 1.4 chroma issued by
"w {him-“r nilnisf- r. ‘
Mrs .‘liltsht‘l! was aware at her
!x1._~l.:;;..l's relations with other wo-
iumr, shr said tuilny, but forgave him
*‘W! l'Jl lit-iv . ul'h r lit- [in l All'.i(~r'tl-d
ilcr. then sought to return. She
tvvlu's him no l‘l-Wlll new. 911v .xs-
urtml, and sympathize: with hinr in
h.s x-ri-uiicurllrlli.
Mn. Mitchell soil she was nurt-
(Continued on Page Ten)
,
the hosts of the ooccaslon.
The itremrn presented a most hand-
some appearance as they paraded
t'rom Main error-t down West avenue
to the railroad station. The unilorm
Worn. ccnrisling oi blue coats, hats.
white trousers with. legg ngs. was
very pretty and shouh‘l do. much to-
ward earning the coveted prize- (or
the company making the best ap
petal-once. ' '
Headed L: the full Ain‘3l‘l(8tl band.
the i‘remen in parading lo the rail-
rrad Stalinn attracted much {3‘ arable
comment. At the elation. til-5r em-
barked on a special tzain wh’ch look
Them :0 Mount Vemon. They return
about 7:30 O'ClOt'li tonight.
it w
this
en's parade as
depot
unwind Silllil
trillion PUPILS
pupils of thin-F
Head oi the Pin?!“
I
l
About nine hil aid re
Franklin mhool .liz‘.rc!irli to . the
l'al-u‘o thcntre )'(‘.\:¢‘Tdri)' m ornlng
“‘hén‘ titty were tr. Mod to a very
illtrresting and instructive lecturea (iv;
the birds. wild uninirils‘and nowi‘r‘. m...)
the blatant Connecticut by '1; r
Warden Wilbur Smith. For one 1‘ :1
B‘l'. Smith held tYH‘ \‘ndl‘lilh‘i? K‘Hh},
lion 0! the large and-into :13} lbw
pointml out the brunt-ins 0. I'm bf“.-
the :o)' of knowing and cat-inf“;-
the birds. god the mtismrtionio our
‘“‘ '“ ”mi? 11‘.“ $2227; if...”
- I . .
xxiaipxmemtrd by a large number
‘
Sc uth Norwalk
out up the approach to
morning.
Tllélll DAY AND
iiillll: ill MOOSE
Simplicity marked the graduation
exmiaeo. at the (rim of 1922 held last.
night in‘ the auditorium of the Nor:
walk High Ichooi. ‘ The exercises were
attended by i'ou'r hundred parents. re-
have! 1“ friends 0: the 92 young
men and women in the graduating
class. The program: was well prepar-
ed and showed much forethought. '
The cit-n presented a very pretty
appearance moo tuners on the plat-
form of the auditorium; The girls
were dressed in simple. white gowns.
many “$431111.th or cut flowers.
The boy-were dressed in dark clothes.
The program opened with the play-
in'trot the overture. "Zampa" (Her-
fll).1b.v the High school orchestra.
fed by It“ Kory C. McCarthy. super-
vtoor of music. This was a delightful
number and greatly enjoyed. The in—
VocatiOn was delivered by Rev. Lewis
P. Schoeppler in a. very fitting man-
nor.
The next number on the program
was the presentation of the class gift
by President Charles F. Wicke. Mr.
(Continued on Polo Three)
Nill illill llNE
, ill NEW lllllli
. Beginning on Wednesday. June 28th
the Hanson Steamship Line. incor-
porated, of New York city, will in-
augunte a freight service by boat
to and iron: New York. the local dock
being at the old Steamship dock on
Water street.
The S. S. Rosalie will make the
trip and three rates will be iollowt'd.
viz: dock to dock. dock to door in
New York, and door to door. The
Rosalie can carry 350 tons of freight
and is a good. last boat.
Announcement was made of the
fact that the service would start at
the meeting of the Kiwanis club to-
day. The New York pier will be Pier
12. New York and the boat will dock
at water street in the Second district.
.-
Tlllll‘ai. liliTlls-Tllll
MOONSlllNl-I lllllls
ALBANY. Oregon. June 22.-——Thc
hudits of the Rev. lioy liealy. pastor
or the First Christian , church of
Albany. Sharia C. M. Kendall 0t Linn
county. and DaveM. \Vest. 70 year old
rancher and trapper. whose deaths
were the result of a raid on West's
moonshine still yesterday, Were
brought here today. _
Sheriff Kendall and the Rev. Mr.
lit'uly were‘shot and killed by the
aged rancher. who. after barricading
himself in his house and holding or: a
yOSSL‘ for houa. crept from the build-
ing, when night came. went into his
barn and blew on the top g his head
with his rifle. g u;
’l‘ht- killings of Kendall and Beauty
occurred at 3:30 o'clock, and until the
body or \Vest was round in the barn.
thi- bodies or his two victims lay where
they tell. inside the \Vest yard. mom-1
born of the posse fearing’to enter the
premises and remove them. '
“'cst threatened anyone with death!
who should attempt to approach ex—
cept the coroner. who he said could
Battle of—Noann’
Two Union Men Are KnoWn to BeKiMSix Un-
Presa).——A check up at noon today
made by The Associated. Press. showed
twenty-six known dead and
tiona that the total would be more
than thirty in the hostilities between
striking u
th’c""atdp"' .
nbig 6633 (50
ten miles square“. some or them rid-
died with bullets. others beaten
death and three
from trees.
after ten
finally persuaded a taxicab driver to
take him through the scene of the
fight.
and a freight 7 rain on a siding also
was burning w lie miners looted sev-
eral mars of food supplies.
tied together. all of them wounded by
Fair tonight and Friday.
_
.’
g. + while
Union Miners Results ill .\ ,
Deaths. at HerrmJllmms _
i.
3“
'
accounted for and it Scorré‘of‘OthBts An ' ‘
Wounded —— lghting Fina'lly‘ Caused Wlién '
Both Sides Agree to a Truogandmihofi
at the Southern Illinois MineMay . .
bullet‘ and blows. thy in 1 score‘ ” ~
sun. while hundred. or men and 3 ~
en laughed at thetr’ pla- lor'wflefif’f '
One of the men. lb {one [“0de
one shoulder shot or”. appa " ,
was within a fair ‘ ’ dearth.”
"Please. boys, give me a"drlnk."Ԥ
'moaned. . ,, . . ,
A laugh treat the W of”;
tutors was the onlyjlm. - f . “.55“
The correspondent ‘ mm ’ to up
houhe for water And .‘heh he rottlmr ‘
ed was tuned by r. your! nail muesli
drawn pitch and told to keep an .
When the mm m 18““ if?
water. "For 006‘. m" a Vol-Ii;
woman with it baby inha- arms 1:th .
ed her foot on the mien body fig!
said: ”
“I‘ll see you in hell before you gist
any water!“ ' ' " L
The men oppomndy hull been any
‘ M
Continued on P000 new
HERRIN. 111.. June 22 ‘(Asociated
indica-
ion "tilt"! and employee} of
ad“ or the Southern Eil-
moans: near here.
' Bodied were spread over an area fif~
to
hanging by ropes
- O
An Annotated Press correspondent.
ineffectual attempts today.
The strip mine had been fired
Out in a road near the mine six men
Frank C. Godfrey Post
Opens Wilton Avenue Home
remove the bodies of the men he had
killed. For fear. however. that \Nest
might mistake the coroner for a
would-be cantor. no eitort was made.
“test. an expert shot with the ride
(Continued on Page Ten)
BOULDER CAUSES
TRAIN RfRAllllENl
‘ tion
The Connecticut State conven
of the, Loyal. Order of Moose. con
stating of delegates from twentyuwo
lodges in this state will be called to
order at one thirty romaine; exter-
noon by State Dictnlof e0
nor, of New London, Conn. at Sam.
f d. Conn. a
c-erlC-h business of interest to the
various lodges of the state will be
transacted. which viii include the
election of officers {or the ensuing
year.
it is expec H.
Gaming Will: to
of State D tn 1' .
turned to the present oince or St.”
Secretory, South NW3 10489 “9"
e Ralf--
“‘m“ 3”" “'7 “'° °‘. u“ 8"“ mums recognition
“fifteen”: trons South Nor-walk or 803001. BOARD DIOPPED
l ' will be naval! H. Krupp and ___._...__.
7 deg! .
m6 together [1th .
ST. JOHN. N. 8.. June 223—11‘ great
.boulder. dislodged by heavy rains.
tumbled down the mounwn side near
'lake View; Maine .etarly today. block-
Ied the tracks at the Canadian Pacific
Railway. aim caused the derailment at
a. passenger LEE“ in which the fire-
man. Albert Lockhart of Brownsville.
'Maine. was killed. The engineer was
badly scolded. but none of the pain-
engers was injured seriously.
The engine. express and mail cars
left the rails. The passengers were
;taken back to Brownsville by auxtl-
trains to be cared (or until the
tracks are cleared. The train was
bound from Montreal to this City.
The Board of mm and m-
otion having included in its school
board budget ”WWI“! this year,
thfi' sum of $10,159.28. which the
mandamus p were brought
to secure. the have. been
History _
Whom . the
Named Is Bull and There -1
Are Other W .
Exercises
Fitting
ceremonies marked dz!
fornai opening of the Mummy
home in 50 Wilton avenue of the
Frank C. Godfrey Post. 89. 12, Am—
erican Legion, held Inst. mt at the-
home. The use of the home as
tendered to the pool. by Clark: K.
Burris, glass manufacturer. of Ledge—
wood Farm. who in am an m
interest in the pours “dim m
ceremoniu were ve my attend—
ed. among those being flu—
or Cahin L. Barton. Goodman
George lngham. Post Wilder o!
the G. A. it, _Christl1n Swat: a;
“1‘" as a large delegation from both.
the Harry Condon Pot! of Btidgepdtt
and the W'ostport pod.
" Favorable comments on the W
nor in which the legion had fitted up
the home was heard from those '11s
anemia! the opening. The entire in.
trrior of the building had been
n-ziovatcd and stained. Mefully ar—
ranged relics or the world m-
added to the attractiveness of tho
Charles H. Hn'rris whose interest in
the promotion of conditions in Nor—
walk has been shown through his
donating the use of the temporary
home. 50 “"llion avenue. to the Frank
C. Godfrey Post. No. 12. American
Legion. and through his bein'g the
originator of the Norwalk police de-
partment fund. »
lilWARlS (RUB
HEARS lllli BY
MAYOR BARTON
Mayor Calvin L. Barton addressed
the members of the Kiwanis club at
the weekly luncheon at the Country
Club this noon regarding the plans for
Cal! Pasture beach. stating that be ex—
pected that as soon as the bonds Were
sold, which would be but a matter of
a few weeks. that work would be
coam‘renced and that he antléipated
that the work would be finished this
year. , . .
The $100,000 bond isne wouidbe
roughly divided into $29,000 to:- roads;
$25,000 on bath houses and 550.000
for dredging to fill in the park to a
depth of from 3 to 31,5 fleet so u to
raise it all above perigee tide. The
remainder of the money will probably
be used for decorative purposes. etc.
There is a. space that will require
about 170.000 yards of an at the park i by Judge Yukon-sh.
proper. and/a space which will require
about 60.000 yard; of fill for the our-t
pose of leveling the marshy spot across
which the main road from the Lud— JUN” m
low monument on Marvin street to the ., .
._______..
Regarding temporary bath house-
this year. Mayor Barton said that the
u L .
The completed program bra-e m;
ior High school and“; .7
cost would be prohibitive. There are
which will be held at : cued: air—r»
35 acres of land which will be avail-
able for parkpurp'oies. for an athletic
day night. at the Kmm'g
announced this JOIII In
field. etc, when it is titled in and esti-
Henry praident Wm of a;
mates on the cost of the dressing and
filling are being received now.
ucatiorf, will medic. The m "
follows: w
. It in possible that all or the road
“Bream; Star" rim—anti.
(Continued on age fight}
lillllll Autumn ;.
CASES lilillli Will
The cases of the {our alleged labor
agitators arrested for bmch of tin
peace are betng heard thismoming in.
the uptown City court before Jud“
George H. Vosburgh. Testimony in.
the cases was heard during the enfita
morning and was resumed
this afternoon.
The four arrested.
James Amoresco, 1m
Laura Di Gueillmo. were
custody. it is claimed. aster
disturbance in front. of the.
'Hall building. Wall meet. in which.
the Olchin factory innate-d.
~Among them who W wrote Jo‘-
eph Al Carter. Pam: Charles L.
Thorpe. Li. mama-om .
Lion-21y.
man L. J. Adams.
Dittler and Louis Otchin. A mm 0‘
the trial was the exclude: at all will, ‘
rue-sees from thecoartrqonwhilem
testimony of each individual-wime._ .
was being heard- This was done on .,
motion or Attorm Jc-e
representing the m
David 80th
Verna 8‘
taken an:
m3
work will be done this year. Mayor
Barton stated. When the bonds .are
noia'the emulates oil! €321;ch or4
dredgin will be recev m
whistling-north utensil-db. About}; Elmo? orchestra-
days will be taken for the mm «Invocagon—Iacv, . mucus. ,
the road nu. tire name-too” W~W CM~”
pumped inhibits, ”alarm mocha. . ,
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