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women IN DANGER
. or THEIR LIVES
(Confined from first page)
promise of escorting him over the
lint: line. but they Were denied (n-
{fnnce in t31-; hospital. _
The Cliilv'LYKQEN (it opinion among the
rcsponinluli- olement seems to he that
the Static aJOlllil semi one or two
squads of armed soldiers ‘to Herrin,
when tin \\ll‘.i!l1l{"il urt- t‘t‘zitly to leave.
to furnish than safe conduct back to
Chimigu. ’l‘lie- mere 'upptnrance of a;
smull li-nig' ui‘ men in uniform would
forestall any mob action. Herr-in. men
my.
'i‘lml lll'x nmssacrc victims fear vio-
leave the
,hogpihil 1:1.1-z‘ni-i'l-'1l Was confirnugd
by tour 0; the men. Their Tear also
was ln-M luv llowaml Hoffman. Hunt-
ington. ,iml. Oilr‘ of the mine guards,
and .131oilw1‘ unidentified guard. both
’0! whom «lit-d in ihe“l_iospil.tl.
Hoffman. in an nuic-moriem state-
i went. warm-d hospital authorities, it ‘95
Governor Morgan Gardner
t llfillv 111' the wounded would
\Villinnr'r; couniy zilch.
said. til:
over 1" ‘:i :1
lie was among ll‘.“ >l\ ine-ti tied to-
geilier .unl slim clown in :1. cemetery
Throw you; killed in-
:17l1l one other
and one still is
near tho mine.
Bli'i“?lf'. l'll'ITlllll‘l
died In 'l'l" hosyiiul.
there.
.. Hoffman. when vl\'i1‘.,r:. mini ha fell
ill the first \nllny :iinl feigned rimiili.
A mvmlu-rr m iii . lililll .lpprtmcliml {11111
iirzwl 1min? ‘r-'.;:ili ilYlH l.i.~‘ hunk. Th0"
llP rnllwl llul‘l‘mui; (m 2-. up. and
row-1211 111-11 slillxll‘t'il on his "J st. l-‘l-
nu‘lv or“ i-f‘ :lw 11ml» -l1~ri\v :1 k1:i:‘»= nilil
llnl‘i'mzni" Vlirnnt.
Thor-'11»? man. \‘.‘l11i1ll1.il i!‘ lll" hos-
pital without chin: “ mo. and
"who um» 1:11 iwl wi'li ’1 Mt ntil‘n-l
(len‘l lull ;v'.1'? l‘. ll1. story.
His Hum»! cis‘ll \\.‘i\ cut.
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hack \‘.’llllr .1 '(lllfr‘illl"il \vi- ‘rlml the
knii'v. ~
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'!1- cunxuls. who is in
more Hum
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with
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worlo l“! ri‘wi f'Iinrslrz lli Ill" llilllf‘ lullllk
ShopmenJEmpioyes and ,
Clerks ‘Fgwr Strike
cautioned from First Pm
|
ed by the wage cut decisions of the
Railroad Labor Board:
"The strike is sure to he called Jd’iyl
15." said Mr. Smock. "\K’e are pri-
paring for concerted action «against
the railroads and with that end in
view have called {or a. meeting here
within the next few days of the exoc—
utives of the sixteen standard rail
unions. The invitation includes ‘_the
i»ig..four train service brothérhoods,
but we don't know whether they will
attend.
no wage cut. but I think they will be
represented."
33. X. Jewell. head of the railway
omployes' department of the Amerl~'
can Federation of Labor. sziid an ims
portant announcement would he made
Thursday as n result‘of the nicotings
on strike plans and policiees.
sass or 1‘le REVOLI’TION
NE“; LONDON. June 27.—l~‘ormer
Bulkeley,
of Hartford. Was ro-elrrcte-l president»
emeritus of the Connecticut Society
of thr- Sons of the Revolution at its
annual meeting held Saturday, at the
Nathan Hnle Schoolhouse in East
limhimn. Uthr-rs elected to serve for
th . ensuinx: your were:
Vice-president —— Francis Baker,
Hm‘tl‘orul. -
Secretary and treasurer—Harry
\Vilson ReynoldsL East Haulilam.
Registrar—Lucius Barnes Barbour,
Hartford. ‘
t'oril. Maiiisrm.
Hoar-l or )[annncers —- Eugene
Item-«imam. Exist Haririnni; George
Sun‘nvr Merritt. Hartford: {V’illinm
()lsl Smlimnk; Morgan
(‘1. llnllava. .lr.. of Hartford: Clnr’
«no; \Vickmmi. Hartford: Morgan
ltnllu'lt 3‘ lli'uimirul. llzu‘ll'orxl: \\'nlt€-r
\anwfivlil. Hartford; Rollin
l‘s‘mr ’l‘ylvr 'l‘ylvrvillv-z and James
1:. (4.15mi 1. 'cinv. \\‘is.
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LET’S MAKE IT A
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, i VERDICT FOR %
. ; . UNPAID WAGE:
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i
“union--m- .
, W m: “some. to linens;- n :
firm»my exhibited in a. .i n! ’
mom-mum a license. A‘.
. on» THUR \\'li.h-.-\\'i_\i.-\Ls
.\~ unit'l‘. (‘l'i'l'IJ-LN Mill's. '»
i
Asks (thin (:rnvrnm' tn lemon"
"llth-Hrmlnl Hiril‘.‘ i‘rmn
Yininc-tunn‘s "iayutxhip.
(‘0!J‘\'viil'.~‘. “Mo, .lvznr
Prnm i‘mis imlaiy rri‘igiuwl :1 !"'l‘.i*"St
from 'l"..«11~i.1,: H. l-‘ on, or Yor c»
tnvs‘iv. :miw. . llllt' it n! \lfiyor
Georuw (Man in m:- petiilon to the
Governor, Fntrmn charges T-lnvor
Olm- '-.x.":ili flrzi‘? “irlfl’fl‘NS for
omvi. l'li’r'lill'“.“ h" ‘ l“'l’ 0f
Youngstown. :zmi riot
legally elected in .u-
Governor Davis; him mm.
'm: action he will lint".
'4 Walloon}: pinnion ' Plinmrflbrlzes
m Ole» at‘a'VWd-rllcaoleu hir'l
13c W«imrcmior gran m. we
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her 6‘! wild :mlm'iiru
m pany‘ tar- hi9!
”Falcon charm‘nn Mill
The saint way in exhibit fin-works
is to display them in community cen-
ters under the supervision of firemen
and with extinguishers and buckets oi
watts: nearby.
Civic organizations in many
cities are actively working to
make the Fourth of July celebra—
tion this year as safe and sane
as possible. They point out that
while the property d truction due
to fires from firecra era and fire-
works is not heavy, as compared
with that from other hazards, loss
of life and injury are usually out-
standing features of the Inde
pendcnce Day observance. '
The so-called “harmless spar-
kler” is being particularly con-
demned because the incandescent
core that remains after the 'sur-
face material has been burned off,
makes it a highly dangerous toy.
' st Fourth of July, for example.
-..a
six Chicago children received fatal
burns from these "plaything-s," ac-
cording to the records of‘thc Na-
tional Board of Fire Underwriters.
There is no desire to remove all
joy from the occasion. but it is
held that instead 'of promiscuous
noise and illumination, with at-
tendant casualties, the occasion
should be mad a patriotic, com-
munity affair, 'th appropriate L
l,
Their unions have receivedl
Chaplain—Rev. Frederick R. San- l'
~___.___._.._.._. _. ».. ‘_
His weary is on the no. Next, in qzdn.mha..m.-qnia or We,
Viscount Lucelles, the‘Kins’s son-in-iaw.
Loni Wit. aim the
They are watming the election or officers at the Richmoud
Horse Show. one of the most important amt: in London society;
W
CLASS or 1922 .
HOLDS-RECEPTION
(Contincd from first page)
the worm-n contrastedewlth the blue
coats and white i’iannels of the men
were certainlv picturesque to say the! “oiltwin ' mom: -
‘ _ . .. .1 . . getothicmb 5..
least. ( olorcd lights playing from thel’Mexico Em: r; I :1 ~37
balcony on the dancers added to the
attractiveness of the scene.
The arrangement (or the orchestra
was very lilting.
rrncenled by potted plants and ferns.
There was no other decorations.
Speiilol's orchestra 01' ten pieces
furnished excellent musicior the dan-
cinu. The music was not only wel-
comed by the dancers. but enjoyed by
the scores of 0!
the balcony and around the hall watch-
mr the dancing. The alfair lasted un-
iii 1 o'clock.
lmrim: the course of ihc evening.
reiresnnlenis consisting oi ice-cream
illld pimcli were. served by the class.
[he senior prom Pulls the activities
of the graduating (-luss.
\VIIJ. \‘Ifl‘l‘ PONAH‘J’N COI'NCIL.
(Gram? Gilli-PW from New York and
(unnm'tie'ui in he flvn‘ This
l-lvcninu.
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ill?" people Who sat in 1 awaiting advices tiro
40 Americnncmpioycs ‘
Of‘ the‘Corteinl Emmy
Captured Near Tampieo
(Continued From Page One)
‘ similar instructions so-
in: to the consul at Tnmpico at the
some time:
"Urge the appropriate authorities
The platform was i to adopt vigorous measures to extend
prfipt-tt)‘ or American citizens. report-
e-l held by the rebel General Gor—
more. and to punish the perpetrators
of this outrage."
Meanwhile the department was still
in Nexico as to
notion taken by the ’Ztlexican Govern-
Ynent lo ~obt3in the release ”MA.
truce Ilielnslti. captured lay bandits
tmd‘ heir! for ransom » not; far from
Mexico City near Cuexnavacn.
The embassy 'mmuttmicaterl no mio
dilinnnl details of Mr. Rielnskl‘s can»
lure since it received the depart-
ment's instructions to press the Mex-
imn authorities for prompt action in
{ll-3 (WARP.
_......._........‘...
PRIZES Awnnnffim
at_
i-
; charge rm 1:
adequate protection to the life andfcrime.
‘woriiinu or the prohibition amend—
ment which does not any one shall
purposes.
imbjcctive to work on it overnight.
HARTFORD. June 27.~—Demun-cr
to 5the indictment in the case against
\Valter C..'Anrierson and \Villinm J.
Keogh. of Bridgeport. charged wit
conspiracy to sell sixty-four cons of
alcohol. gems urged in the federal
court here. yesterday. before Jiidgo
Thomas. Attorneys for the accused
argued that the indictment did not
conspiracy to commit :1
busing the. contention on the
no»: soil intoxicating liquor, lllll rathrr
that one shall not sell it for l'if‘V’OmSZ\
it was pointed out ht: them
that the indictment did not charge
conspiracy to sell without :1 permit.
“Assist/{mt l'nite‘i States District A'-
tor‘ney George H. Cohen replied (or
the governnmont. lit-let‘s will he ilimi.
Peter Enter}; of Bridgeport, woe fined
85“ for having materials for making:
liquor.
flaking the of Drama.
Ducams can boniadc use ot.’ It you
have a problem to scivcythcn set your
Robert Louis Stevenson conscientious-
exercises. {
Made By The Pittsburgh l
Plate Glass Co.
@Z ’* M $0 W cm ,
M‘a‘ttl
;
PAINTS
' SE'Patmn’sfiun-‘Pmoflfiint ‘
to conserve yourftu'ildfiig;
investment. Its tough, “he .
film resists the wear ofweather,
armor against—the Marku-
Vna‘: 1.3 b
man W arm" m Uri-lawn
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the greatest number-of m ‘.
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Yam: , 4m _‘.’ ‘1'» ""1071 ‘ 01 -\«-w )GSTER COMPETITION iy used the visions of the night for this
:::‘.';::‘:;:";$ '0 ' c . pm... and turned them to much
r‘mwu‘ie. lt-n‘.1i hum"? ‘2‘ iuimssus ( omhmm "m“ ““5: Page) profit. Coleridge‘s ‘exquislte poem.
Hm; winning: . ' H H w hp"! """'"‘""" “Kublu 411nm" is n {omens instance
In amino. 1. .. ., “mp” ”‘m‘m “m“ ” of dream 'work- whlieflnnm and Vol~
. . . . .111» ilVltKRHIS from (;0Q:‘gi 1.15}, aw.“ i - '1
l»! ‘ . 113w: '1‘ 1w. (lr’wuitvn‘h, Stamford. Erie I‘m" w; m m worked m tie“- sleep.
l‘w-l ‘1‘; .‘lil'l lil‘illflo’pr)rl will he Sophie Alexander “an ‘ 'M.
grv m. » 1 ,1: .w' L. 1.. . , . . . j‘ .
I... M; 1 uiwilnlvn’n it I1 rmuhr C‘mm“ ”m age 11 Bird: None 8m World.
, a. -r(-I-* ., flux“: t‘r n_ {so t'lll'nod John Harlin-i Whitney age 12 The world is 1'8le learning “at
1:-;..,.§‘-.1~{Q}.- "“"‘ ""3““ a“ ”N“ "ollowlns males were awn deeds ct kindness toward birds and
, ‘ “ ‘ “ “ _ . honohililv mention— 1
M :1»: .. z:~-. ,, g ‘ , ., .., , ,animals n dividends no less than
s:».,..}.,,...”.; ‘ ligfwliitlHahn's: ruin“) S“’“““ “‘1'" 13 those bcsllmyrcd upon mankind. The
_l’-“-"1nl.': 125111;: officers arc to if; \ 0:11:12 23‘ 1:": { returns from bird protection are 130th
lip-tili' 331.3535 nr‘vhllium- i~_ 1.1034- at Smnulvl‘li ‘ ‘9‘}; 1:; 1 large and constant} Of‘the economic
‘ , *‘rii‘n-‘x :1. “Orion 5 point, this Jugmm 111.“; fig; 1,, } mine of thehirds an. Benslmxv. chief
\‘ ; ‘fiw o‘clock. , ' Fi‘flnm‘s “.53“, m: 15 ;of the biologimi survey, stated long
V Al“ 3'", “Winn-M 5W”? “’5‘ “0300“ mm“ Wren“ age 3.. Sago his firm conviction that without
-..‘»t , . _ i 1"; .3“ _ . . “5 " " .~
.7 h_t1‘;(."".'1 ‘rrichjsflki :t'x‘n‘fi‘rfd'o; 31“”an Desmond use ll éthem the globe in a comparatively
gunman-12;“, 1A rial-14“.»; l";l‘lillll:tf“3 Am“? “Thing 35:0 1: ‘ Shart “me woum heme unhihshlt‘
171: l.-- inltmhwl 113* the degree team "um” fills 33“ 7'3 lflme because of the “ranges or m
,, l‘pngssn‘i Cannon. Lillian K‘tcham ogr- H l‘fiifllfllfi} inserts.
0!— 7" j“: .7 -..- ...-. _. .. ._
O O .4.
« ~ 0 e Sat slat-ton No 83' es
Croat . 1 , 1 , 1 .
'1 ("lm- aim is in tan-ate satisfaction aiming 4? our custmuers because we know tlizii
L
hot weather.
t.
bath or for shavingé—then ymLXLlll
,u7,,
4. 1‘
J“.
solos urn bound to follow where this if reiEng exists and
\‘YfllliL‘s' Climate] to making our service .3“ nearly IC’lfi- as possible.
Is an appliance to be used only iu'hot weather. While they are most appreciated > in hot.
\veetliec.3'o11 ivill find use; for one” every niouth' in the3cor "Some dimming next winter when
the ma} range has gone out and the wateris c. 31er and you want some hot. watcr‘quickly fof a
wurecistc your heoter.,3ust_ as much its-during :thc present "
scwmrrnmmmflntocsum .5 .,
. enlistees:
":11: efforts are con-
Ihis Store
are delightful to wear.
toold days when a lovely
and yet find gloves warm
' your“.
Closeout-6 P. M. Dal
beautiful cobwebby fabric, prctiv to 106
.very_ comfortable for warm weather.
ing is better for those who like the hands
veal. the most beautiful part of the arm
the Jewelswwch may be on the fingers
$1.50 a pair
RQGGC
d 1657
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ly
Exquisite Silk Gloves
Sixtéenitutton length in Milanese Silk xvi?
anus and embroidered backs.
white. These are of the finest quality ol‘tai: --
1. ans
. .ll liiciiil
inamastlc, gm: .2
3,“,31 -1
$13.00*: pair.
Bonfill'e‘lmoeéflitts. The sight of these i"!
v
white figures and dots.
Some of the white dots are
Some Summer Dresses
About as sensible and serviceable
the sheer fine Voilcs, navy and black grin
(1K3 7.
arm was covered
k :ll :‘71.
Surely 211' '31,-
‘ . causal
and conimmg. Mizt<
I» ‘3 -;r_
as (:7
,1,
These are mini: 1": 2h
combinations of plain black and bordered ml" ‘
sized that they look like beading.
mings of narrow knife planing, black
lace of nice quality. Many large sizes :19 "
Prices $10.50 to $19.50
so distinctive and} .-;
There 21?
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.44 ,‘J
um
i
L. “l
French
Dotted and headed pastel shades.
lavender and orchid are great famriics.
Voiles
. The skirts made
Effects in navy blue
and very attractive.
Sizes 36 to 42.
$15.00 to $25.00
Georgette Crepes
over fig ircd City—3 5.; '19.
and l‘lfli‘k. ‘rigizt ‘ ‘1- ‘1:
$49.50
Clearance!
White GabardinejDrcss
Skirts, many of which
are a. little mussed and
dusty from ringing.
All are of Printzess
make which means
faultless tailoring and
finish. Sizes 36 inch
waist band.
$2.50
{Second floor.
Petticoats
Whitefish-ens, double
“panels and hcmstitcii-
edhcms.
$1.00
Sttin Juliettes with
items to the hip.
' $2.50
Second floor.
533*
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The Tea:
\NTT:
Vk/r i :
is closd
For a orici’ : f“
git: :1 $;:;
6.8032311! .-
ing. it _.. ‘
July 3.
I. -, .
biilllE.
applique
linens.
D ll) Read (0
W :65:
. automobile clubs.
‘Itzwc iaeetifielected by the Autonmiiiiv
loam) of New Haven to u. inc-cling; in
‘ .hurtfora next fall. .when
it will
proposed that .all clubs 'in New Eng-
land he brought into a federation of
It is claimed that
‘at present there-is no agency through
which an individual club in New Eng-
.—
51on A
l
wother parts-ofthevcomltfy- ‘
i , ..
‘ ux'iehaciJ: new, or 396' {airfield
museums ' last.
night 11ml . can't» mm ls-kncw it.
”forests of automobillsts in this part of
the, country. “thc' national bodies serv—
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