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.7 1:, (‘liill‘gf‘s—«lill! axial-t na-
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‘- v J ‘ . . ~ ‘ . .
- . m «clndgcs civilian). are Women Voters Say Political
. . . ,.
System is as Simple to Un-
derstand as Dress Pat-
NN : Elm Wants Concrete "3m ‘
W " /\ TU. HTI‘WWRD. Jum- 20-»le State’s
f 3: {g i}_' ii. ‘3) all St I I | political system is us cosy to under—
""‘ “ " . unne slunrl us a dress pzitrvrn. according
to an unnonncoml-nt of the Siatc
_. , ] Leaguo o! Women Voters which has
N’ ;. .J 5 wild :- Iiucn conducting a campaign of im
‘ ,1 ‘ ~-. ‘ - ‘ . ‘i formation on the caucus un-l com-mi-
. ' ‘ ‘- i l 1 F. ,‘ tion system among ilw \vomi-n of tlw
, ,j.\ _.' slfltt. "All that l-illnr requires is
. .. '1~ . , ' slivlr." says tho stub mull.
' “ hi", "’l'lwrv is no doubt llmt Commoti—
. y; l (-nl women want to know 3” ilu-rc
i ‘ is’to know about the comin‘i: caucusr-s
(incl ('onnvvnlions." buys “10 rz-port.
l , "l'our ru'vnt county (‘onuiilions of
; tlii‘ linguc in Lin-Minn. \Vindhsm.
. l"{l.il‘n“i'i and Now lmnxlon connlit‘s
-, lui'wx nukml for n Sill‘Cli’ll sponkcr on
"J ”‘14 snluject. 'l‘lirnnuh tlu'so con-
1 ‘ vomlonx roprcsmziutixvs of 1‘ local
1 locum-s huw- stmllml tlu- muchiiwry
. In; which nomlnnilnns mnl tlw cit-c.
' tion of (iclcgntcs 39 carried on. in
l .,; \Wrc‘r’ (‘91.. ‘ . n, . ‘ “million, tho l-lnrlfor-l. .\l_\'a~lic. Mii- . .,
2 N: 3 . ., .5“ 1‘ J “‘r‘ "r! :f‘5":(i("‘1"‘ «lit-town, quv London. l‘Illlll‘lll. Farm— 1 J
I idyflug 3.01.”.- H.” "it,” l. inclcn. Simmor'l. and MC‘X'illt‘l‘l (C) "New“ ‘ ”“9"“
r « . — fl 0:" M‘s ‘fll‘mllh lwgnvs have man.- a swam study of Mrs. John A. Logan. widow of famous civil war general. who re-
. . i. i; -mkz. .ormvr lwml or the “w 3551”“. ~aunts recent attacks made on the memory of Abraham Lincoln. She has
- . . ~pr m:- :.l of Jlmtlrr 3 ln— "(‘mim-clicnl womrn urc gning to Just. passed her eighty-third birthday.
3 ‘1" lizstnu, has rctnrnul to lm as: “1.” mrwrmp.‘ um mi“- as '
, ‘ ' ‘ ricl'u'c ;. purl in tho poliliclil pro-
; I n ng‘fi dust. nnslmu-n mu] minim,“ 01' this Summrr nn‘l‘l Autumn
1" 7 ”W mark” of M” lm- nu \vuinvn in any of tho 4S Slalvs."
x ‘ N 42‘ i*: tiw trmnntnlrm of Morin nu. 51,1!”an says.
i 3‘ wkf vzw tukvn to his apart. WWW“.
'l ‘ in 'v My: wife and half a dozen . - |N A l
v n lziwzdii mint-d him. ,
l H. ‘izo ' rise lir'f'ifli‘f‘d lilo formcr
. 1 ' ~ -,. i." m'hr-igal had (awnpwl from
r {aura :52 yum-ml. walking the . Thioc minor authmobllm accidents
l .t' 11.3? s m (,t”"‘[:.‘i\hcfl. “bar which ‘ were reported to the Nor-Walk police
i ~.~ . «rnxvmnn hull Sunday while ' last nzghl. Elmer Cogswcll. of mm
1' 'rnvvg. ..——— E su‘iQ-t, Broad River. reported that
~, . A . .
| . . ‘3 “’8“ l‘ar I“ X‘ - another automobile had ran into his
5 ((Tontlniw-l on Page Ten‘i’ Humidity 8 , l M machine at Catherine and Main
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' Rain Predicted for Today. -————‘—' well machine was damaged, but the
l I I I BERLIN, June 29 (Associated owner 0{ the other car promised to
._ . e.
‘ ‘ :oaiauiwlng 1hr mum on record. l‘réssl- The drher of the meter. car my for the damag .
A ' l l 7 Bl inch” or rnlnrnll. Juno. 1922. which carried the murderers a. Dr- Mrs. Lorraine Dupont Traws. of
W H v * tallicnau when the German Foreign Wesiport. was drifi'ng her automo’vile
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aluminum
{ourtccn candidates wan
H '1 into Norwalk Lodge, No. 709.
no: and Proactive Order or
, » '38. evening. the ceremony be-
. » "r mluctwl by the ofllceru in a man
u ‘ 1". manner, under the direction
’ 153nm! Ruler xmley F. chvcns.
l l'. was announced ulna that a large
I " "r or the member. would par-
‘ 'r‘ in the carnival parade on July
7' ram! that (he Venn-non o! b‘orelln
" Drum- Fife and Bugle Band. of
7 Haze-wart. had been secured to head
£le section.
the close of the lad“ work
was a social .12de 1nd 5
entertainment wu providod by
:urlsier. the "untried pro-
Xe' York City, and a mam'
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has Iii-on compel-ling h
other ways which fii\t‘
cll'a rl-iuurk illioul llu run-neon.
paraturcn. among other things,
inn-«king existing rucords.
'i‘lic uvcraxc icumciuinro ycslcrduv
was only «hon! lvn dcurooa above
normal. A! tho high pvrlod ll watched
hut Hm humidity at 9
79 dcgrom
o'clock Tue-allay
cunt. and Ill day
queued nrouml 3‘2,
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tam draw a isrmmi o? rcllcf.
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waign‘udoh wimp mums nod trial
main burned Mm; on ulwlwe it:
which they hall Jim lulwir mu
rimmm Ml m: rm mew-1;: .7 5‘
tin- ml m! willow“ R: m .
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1m 7% 'ant. com, rumour, 1m 29, 1922.7
3; ii»
aims or cadfi:muu‘hrd cm m. gm h an" 6&0“ OP‘ '
Minister was assassinated last Satur—
day. has bcen arrested .near Frank—
furt-on-thc Oder. fllty miles from Ber-
lin. the police announced today. The
owner of the car also has been ap-
prelwnded.
LONDON. June 29 (Associated
l‘rmu).-—-The men who assassinated
the German Foreign Minister. Dr.
lWalter Rathenau. last Saturday. have
been arrested, according to a Central
News dispatch from Berlin.
FRANKPORT ON ODER. Germany,
June 29 (Associated Press)).——-Ernest
Werncr Tothow of Berlin. 3 student
iwentyone years old. who the police
ducluro was the. driver at the murder
car in tho assassination of Foreign
Minister Rathenau. last Saturday. was
attuned in the vicinity of this city to-
day.
'——————'—!‘————_
1.3m: CARRIERS
25 YEAR! 1'! SERVICE
____._.__...—-
Two of the letter carriers of the
'80th Norwulk post omce. 133nm: w.
X‘lurk and Edwin L. Hartford. will. on
‘July lit. oboerve the twenty—fifth an-
ulwmry or their term of service.
They '9“! Appointed carriers during
um term or Dr. George W. Benedict
in. animator. and invariant! contin-
uoul "Moo :1 tin tine. juicy
mu co fill“
toward Saugatuck on Vt’illinms street.
when another machine operated by
Miss Rose Harris. of Stamford, ran
into the farmer‘s car. breaking the
mudguard. headlight and blowing a
shoe. Miss Harris promised to pay
for the damage. 7
A truck owned by the New Eug-
iand Telephone company and oper-
ated by Jack Heiuner and Alfred
i‘reinozo. both of New York city.
ran into a telegraph pole in \Vilton.
M‘ tor-cycle Patrol‘man Thorpe
brc ught the two m‘en to the uptown
police station. where it was found
unnecessary to hold them.
Mt tor-cycle Patrolman Charles
Thorpe picked up five boys on Ward
street who were throwing an automo-
bile shoe in front 0: passing automo-
biles. The boys will have to appear?
in the Juvenile court at 10 o'clock
Thursday morning.
. _________.._._.—————- '
“’OfiAN DIES 0F INJURIES.
NEW YORK. June 29.-—-"rhe find-
ing of a woman’s .body. beside a.
welLtraveled automobile in Hollis. a.
suburb, unused the police today to
work on a. theory that she had been
thrown from an 'ungomobile. From
cards found in trier pocketbook. she
is believed to begin. Hattie inward;
a yum; Brooklyn widow.
She mun-mun limits! bye
W
familics of the couple
I'
Army Still
Dl'i‘JJN. Juno 2:0 (.\S>o(‘i'itrd
I‘rl-sasifeiiory (:‘(T‘onnor‘s hand of in:
:urgcrll Irish Hipzilulir‘un Army IZH‘H
-ii2l was holduiu' 0mm its l-‘msr Courts
Ftronglmlli :12 1mm: todux. against 11
v-onliiming sill mists of HM i-‘n :1 Shiv
li'r-mis to siisln‘lgr- it.
Firing was in progrl-ss 11” lilf,‘ form
noon and ”H H was on ospi-cially hm. C"
burst of fire at ll o’clolk. Sindhi:
(munitions \vvrv almost ill-"0 want with
tho (‘lltil_|:ii‘ll".~‘. rstii'nulwl this l‘mwnom:
at morv than lll‘l}. lming hourly 1l\1‘}‘"]
l0. .
Th" insurgcnk lmvn (\ll m‘lr-d ll‘iir
Operations in nilnr ports of liar (ih‘.
Shortly lwl‘m'c noon on :‘lll‘Hlli‘l ul'
Stale troops was rormrlml from
{Rory O’Comior’s Band
Insurgent Irish Republican
Free State Troops "Full to Dislodge The "
gm; Scfmlgsb Stiofié‘buld 4— Sackvillemsggg:
‘1 elze Yt eIn-e ular “ f '
Activities Along Gue'rillga; . find There Ara,
.surgcnt antiviiics poured a Willey into
Holding Ouf
‘i
yollf>u‘(\ Grcen. and the irregular: were
forhfying various outposts. ‘ A party of
i~ axe btnic forces on the watch for luv:
u irnhlic housc in the vicinity of yes-
li-i‘.".-::,\"S ambush. ' -
(mo of the outlying places Mined by
iiic irrcmilurs was the Sackvilic Street
club. an old—fashioned aristocr'a‘. 7.
country gcntlcmen'e club ncar the mix»
econ Villain, In addition to the maxi , '
orml-‘izml operations of, an: insurgcg‘é}.
Hair sympathizers in several parts of
the MN. acting as snipers. made mafiy
liliflt‘kS on Free State soldiers. 7
Meanwhile, the replies from (VCon-g
(Continued on Page Two)
CHAN cmum:
MING HAS BEEN
ASSASSINMED
MANILA. June 29 (Associntcd
Press).——~Chcn Chiung Ming. \‘(llOHfi' re—
ccnt coup d'clnt (il'O‘iC from Clinton
Sun Yat Sen. prc-sirlcnl of the South
Chinese lit-public. has lilcn assassi-
mitcd. according to a «mine dispatch
l('L‘('i\’Pll hcro today from Shanghai. liy
Kmmlipo. a local Chiino daily lac-nil-
licd with the adherents of Sun Yat
Son. Rcuivr’s Nuvs Agency fails to
confirm the rcporl.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 29.—
“Ycung Chum-3’. Chinese language
newspaper published hcrc. announced
today it had rcccivefi from Hon: Kong
2v report that Gr-m‘ml Chen Chiung—
Ming. tlic cantor of Canton. has been
shot and seriously wounded at a meet-
ing: with loadcrs of his afifi troops ten
miles from Canton.
DUNCAN FRIHELL ,
WEBS NEW YflNN fillll
'A. wedding of social prominence
look place all 3 o‘clock ycslcz‘duy af-
ternoon at Grace Episcopal church.
when Miss Murguru‘. \Vatson \Vund.
(laughter of Mrs. Loura 1.. \\'und of 2
“Est hath slrcct. .\'l w York. became
tlic bride 0t Duncan l-‘rizzcll. son of
Zzirs. Man-k Huidcrson of Nashville.
'l‘cmi.. and Norwalk. 'l‘lic cert-mom)“
was: pc-rformcd by Ilcv. J. icnton
\Vcrncr. rector of tlic church.
The wedding was a very quiet one;
only mcmbcrs of the immediate
being present.
There was no lirldcsmaid or best man.
Following the “'cdd‘llg‘, the bride and
groom were givcn an informal recap-
tion at. the Henderson home on 1 Park
street. After the reception they left on
a honeymoon tour to parts unknown.
The bride. “'35 handsomely gowned
in white crepe de chine. trimmed in
African colored chiffon with silver cm-
broldcr)’ and wore hat to match.
She carried a bouquet of orchids.
The bride is a graduate of Sacred
Heart Convent. Manhattanville. and
recently returned from a year's trip
abroad. Mr. Frizzell is very well—
n
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(Continued from Page Four).
FflUNfl STILL IN
EAST NBRWALN
Prohibition Enforcement Agent Ed-
ward Fiaherty. accompanied by Chief
of Ponce William R. Pennington. and
Patrolman Frank Raymond and John
Flynn ,yesterday visited the home of
Mrs. Fannie Capuano. 5 Moore Place.
EaltNorWalk; and there in asmail
room fitted up in the cellar of the
building found a five gallon still in op-
eration. with abdut {our gallons of
product in it; four large barrels of
mash. and about seven quarts ct flu—-
lshed product. ' ' '
The still was being operated by Tony
Capuano. said to ' be Mrs. Capuano's
husband. Inasmuch as the warrant.
called for tire' arrest of Mrs. Capuano
and not the man. there was some
doubt as to what could be done (5‘
the matter. but the slut! asuetzed
and Mrs; Capuano was
pear before United
sinner Hugh 1. La
today.
_ BRIDGERORT.
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'Juné‘ zu—unit‘to
within “ a .
Hugh ‘3. Lover? A
Historical Cantata Joan of Arc ‘
Given By People’s Chours
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Well-Known Artists Assist
in Notable Musical Treat
at the Norwalk Armory
Last Night. ‘
Musical circles in Ksrxagal'ic were
11 iuru trcal last night at the
.\’< “41k Armory, where the Pcople'a
l‘il’Jl :is-Hociulcd with t.‘ Kiwanis
(lulu pi'lsuitml the. historical wrists.
”JOLU‘. ul‘ Arc." assisted by such nota-
ble artists as Mme. Cyrcna Van Geri
(ion. prima donna. of the Chicago
011cm company; John Finnegan. tenor
soloist at St. Patrick's cathedral AM
a i‘uulisl cliorlsler; Theodore Yum.
noted cmzccrt baritone. and Albert
Scliirclli. a noted pianist. More than
a lbousund people attended the pres-
rill'llloll of the cantata. which wasonc
of the most ambitious musical pro:
grams: over staged in lfiis city. Th6.
artists who participated in the cantatu.
iogctlicr with members of um chorus
wore in the best of voice. and that th.
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\Varniuz has been issued by tin
«melons authorities that toe law re-
quiriug motor boats to be numbered
by llw custom house is in full force.
and will rcmain so indefinitely.
The internal revenue tax status
a motor vessel after July 1, 1922. in.
no way changes her standing in the
custom house. it will 3:051 II
necessary after July 1 (or a motor
boat. of whatever length or tonnage,
to display official number amt-dad b!
the custom house as it is lav.
Motor boat owners are particularly
warned that official numbers awarded
by the custom house must be displag<
ed on both bow; of their hosts, in ac-
cordance with ‘the law; that even-3:
change 0! ownership. and destruction.
0 rtoial abandonment of a motor m
eel, must be reported to the custom
hOUSe at once. Owners not; complying
with the law are liable to a pEnalt)‘,
of $10.
Fulfill nuns AS
SUPREME illliulr
NEW HAVEN- June 29.-—Joaeph
C. I'clletier. former District Attorney
in Bcston, Mm. has resigned as Su-_
prcme advocate of the Knights of
Columbus. it was‘ unmanwd at the.
K. of C. hcgdquzrte’rs today.
Mr. Pelletier in a. letter to Supreme
Knight James A- Funnel-2y asked that
the resignation take efiect at once.
He leaves the omens after fiftee-
-«J¢-.
noncred by the Holy See and .thc
French and Italian Governmeua.
Mr. Pelletier.
malfeasance and maximal: in M4
flee, m his tenet of resignation:
"I contemplated resigning some
time ago. '
side the order commenced a. props}:
ganda within it. to force notable I doc.
Icided to wait and watch develope-
rmeats.
“Now
through its m Won. In“
had a. chance to pun upon the noun;
lo,
0
years' service. during which he won, ,-
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who was removed I.
as dictrict attorney by the Winn-3x ‘ ..
a
setts Supreme Cannon charges, at '
but when my enemies out- . i
that.“ entire order,‘
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