;
A ‘, x I. i' . h. . ‘ ' J: ,. , I . .- . .. ,
mum my m m ALL cannot tn}: wont}: BY a SPECIAL writs minim owx OPERATOR.
=1
£158L1>~~J ‘ V . mat; the Bonn. iron-nu; pm is: an: :_
/, Sect-id cu m m. 80011! HO
/
$313“ ilu~2
, v
\Uui,
Huh-red
vaz'amr. Motor
and Main (hamher
l
. .
'~in~ 1.4 -'i
1.000 liighway Laborers
Facing Unemployment in 1
Event of a Long Strike
lu-np—il'ork on Buildin Fort '
withdrawal of Rail g y Miles of
Tgmmms to ('ut 00’ Supply of C
Likely to Delay $1,600,000 $223;
u...» :muble Emergency
Transportation
Vehicle Commissioner
of Commerce Move to
which are depositing with! to
. cariomls of cement a day in dir-
f'vr‘.‘ environs of Connecticut. A
~:.:l:r surplus in: born accumulated.
\‘-l3‘.i‘h would he used up in a few
“'3'!“ For aniile. tlzc mrn could
it cmr‘oyxl'on other work not re~
. 4er cement. but for long.
Mum-val Highways Aflootnd.
row Housmonsr \‘allcy hizli-
Upon which work has already
l-m-r. started. the Tliomnston-Torrlng~
ton T|'n\l tin-l strv-tel’ws m Ri'lE-tirlvi.
\orualk (or the Boston l‘ost Road).
“'vsllitiri aq-l Sm London. would ht"
li- ii 11'," nztl ihv ”who-mic read.
. rt! .2 liranfaril and
win, cm: J not bu attempted. ac-
to “onlmlfiihllt‘i’ livnizrtt
xiv-11.; iv rttoizgh control to
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us (Job Men’s
,e- Mum-s Policemen
:i'tmcnt House.
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curried. six tic-
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1'13’ men. :"t‘indirg the
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. : . l-‘th‘. l: rump: went into
than. .‘s‘o tiring or
.‘uiS of fighting had been
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to dispatch the guards.
~ remind at a confervncc
' 'x", 1.1 Gm-rnor Mor—
~ ~ ‘ '- :1 will i; Adjutant—General.
' ‘3' i: 3‘ vi Coloml Jackson
; u: 1m: state police. View
. ~--Yd 1' . :rmxzm had gone into
v lli’, Mn nitration 01 coming
mart her: in the rough
‘vil’v‘flfls‘l‘. Paint and Cabin
7».
r: avid nus Denote the
:ilrw'fid against the mines
Tram l. Coal company. the
. Mining- Company. and the
i. na- (“oily-n Company at Ron-
All lime been conducted
Hvop basis since Jan. 1.
.lutm 3‘“. —— National
u ‘~~w-’ and State Rangers today
‘ - ;‘* readiness to more into
‘ .; ‘C . \‘nz‘t’Lert‘ or flouthem Col-
7.‘ £01018. " ‘0 1113.1an peat?
‘ row! r 'ri-vr'" in accordance With
tw' ‘i‘iw Hide-r W by Governor
~v', .- H Fl "LAW. late ymrdai'. to!-
k: '3.st-2ri,ances in the mining
" ' ' ' b' 1‘ F.
Mamrock. State Ada
'. . .n ml. was uutbofhfil b78122
6-“?‘2‘rrmr to mobinle nine comps ,
Colorado Nation-J Guard. and
run the ‘ W force
its present strength of fifty Wt?-
lffiuftl)‘ four hundred. (ou0'ifl‘
mum of reports or the burning of
w. r. Iaiiruad brldcn and the mo:
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» in on
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b? two
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t-c-iz.
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vizrht
Ti s most serious dam m In the
. umm .‘n field nenr Walsepbumo 'h‘m_
w o momma bridges. both In the ruin—
‘nrv r' mine: owned by the cam
l‘m-l and Iron Compiflfl "I! “M
r...- Iiimtrucuon of Lima: brunt: cut 0‘!
four mine. of'jhtt WI! tra- m"
road communication “Ti m M of
the state.
Pl'N’RUTAWNEY. PM June so.—-—A
mm: of the “final!“ "11??!”
today. to take 013' 13;: 099' “w
situation after null it! ‘ . .-
.‘iiifl‘hin‘ m. -flw
authorities to number» . ‘ mw'
dred. destroyed l; l W . ,
stair-s. wrecked i m MW”
log coal and cut the WWW
trurk. ‘ .. I
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Y0K 0E8, ” Bliliffi‘ENBW-fi ‘
[ll millillllili
YOUNGSWWN,
0H"), RESIGNS
YOUNGSTOWN. 0.. June 30.+
George L Olen. elected mayor of
Youngstown on an independent ticket
after a sensational campaign. todai
resigned from ol'fice after six stormy
months of administmtion.
A petition asking tor Oles' removal
as mayor was filed with Governor
Davis a tow days ago. The mayor was
charged with incompotency and ac-
cepting ‘gmft.
cm. non) mean
SAILS F03 POINT BARROW
NORTH. Alaska. June
elated Preach—Capt.
sen. Nonvecrinn explorer. ran suitor!
to: i‘oint Barrow. Wlivrr ho will
{also oi! on the aerial purl of his
mutt-ex. He plans to Earn; a: Spitz-
berxcn or on Pope Columbia. north-
em Greenland.
3").——(Asso-
knoll! Amun-l-
t:,3‘ ‘ ‘ V U I
' ”Ema; us
military barracks in Dublin. The
NEW CASHIER Hill
FAlllflliU] CflUNil
NAlIflNAl BANK
Samuel L. Weed. after Four
Years Service, Resigns to
Enter Business.
Samuel L. Vice-d. {or the past {our
years cashier o! the Fain-cm County
National Bank.‘has resigned. much to
the regret at the officials and patrons
of the trunk. “Mr. \S'eevl has comcm.
plated this for in» past six months.
having bad a splendid oficr to cut-2r
businestaad 'hich oflered him a much
larger mid. The directors or the bank
have known of this through Mr. “feed
{or the putt six months. and have been
endeavoring to induce him to change
his mind. but finally acceded to his
request and reluctantly accepted his
remation. . J
William K. Bouthworth. of the 1-.rs:
Nationai Bank of Arum. N. Y.. has
been 9W4 to succeed Mr. Werd.
and will enter on his new: duties JulV
10th. Mr. South-north comes highly
recommended. ond among other: are
recommendationn from some of the
strongest financial institutions of New
York State. He is married, and it is
said Mrs Southworth has entered
whole-hearted” into all civic affairs
and has shown a keen interest in at.
matters peristaltic to the weitaie of
her community.
rum Julianna
"mum
Tetanus gnu-toxin Wu muttered
w twelve‘ycu'eoid Nicholas Eaten of
.. Heliport at the Not.
A contingent or lrish Free sum troops. being
ALI. point. may, mm .39, 1922.
Fair tonight;
tin-day unsettled;
If
Hurt Til Eu
/
La Corona Oil Company
Released.
conference'of bituminous and anthra—
cite cosl operators cud representa-
tives of' the Minors‘ Union called in-
morrow to consider a basis for settle-
ment or the present strike. i uteri-st
centered in the idem of those se-
lected to represent employers in the
bituminous fink] Announcement
the list was looked for with the arri‘
~ai lit-re toda) of A. M. Ogle. prr-sl-
dent of the National Coal Association.
who was invltril hr the President to
name the opm‘ntnrs' representation.
lioih sides lmxlnz accented tho in-
\itntion to nartiripnte. union repro»
scntatlvcs lit-re {or the conferotiCo con-
..-—-- ,
"noun-t“ M “m,
=hin n.’ Rorv O'Connor now looks like the beginninx of the end.
This Afternoon by
Board.
I‘ETRCIIT. 3:th Jum- "——(Assv
r3110»). Week—Strike orders in 4'35,
*3 *l- [Colfiti‘hlitli‘a of the may cm-
{19(Y93. comprising the working forces
5'
9
u
cf {4% per cent. of the remit of :h.
country, were held up today. at the
general headquarters of the l‘ztited
Hrotht rhood at Maintenance of “Kay
Employ-es uni Railway Shep Lunar—
crs, pending :iic conference oi union
Waders and mil executives. Calif-l in
Chicago this otter-noon by the l‘nited
States Latin: lie-int.
A upturn in the negotiations com.)
be followed in "thirty minutes" try
the release of the strike order. union
officials here deciared, tinting the
lactic-cs were. reany to be {mt on the
wires for all chairmen at the main—
ttnnnce brotherhood and the {min
teen district vice-presidents who
wouli- in turn be deiegater! to put on
the call to minor oflicials of the.
LDlOfl.
The only roads that would be ex-
empt. are some of the smaller one-s,
H. was said. and the only maintenance
men excluded by the provision/oi the
order are crossing watchmen and
tirawhridge tenders: the former class
being considered necessary to safe-
guard the traveiing public. while the
latter would be held at work that
water transportation line. might not
suffer
CHICAGO.
ed m Railroad Lotta? Board. or
the basis on ihlch the
pianos! its hope- or
threatened strike m.
, 1. '
tsp-em were trout
The march will“
the troopers who “"3
crowd. mum-M
mun? trait,
mien; chops-ark
Eighty-five Employes of the
Reported to Have Been
“'ASHINGTON. June 30.—.'$ prep-
orations went for“!!! today for the
President Harding to meet here to-
of
reviewed by Minister of Defense Mullah?
clash between Free Staters and Republican insurgents 11*
Conference of Union Lead-'
ers and Railroad Execu-
tives Called in Chicago
the
United States L ab 0 r
June 30 (Ahaociatcd
Favour—Assurance that both the rail-
road; and their employes will abide
by the law and the orders of the Unit-
‘ ml body
thrott in: the
‘ ' to the con—
' chi-Id by canton! or menu: an.
m flotation of the
Following an exciting chase over
Winfield street to ‘ the detour at
Strawberry Hill road. Arthur C. Bis-
good. of 283 Courtland avenue.
Bridgeport. was placed under arrest
by Motorcycle Patrolman Charles
Tlu rpe; Bismd failed to make a
signal that he was to turn and as a
result. Thorpe. riding the police de-
partment motorcycle. crashed into
the left side of the car driven by
llisgood, wrecking thwgchine and
injuring himself quite a bit. but not
curiously.
liisxood is held under bonds of
Sz-m for‘an appearance before Judge
George H. Vosburgh on the morning
reckless driving and also of neglect-
ing to give a warning signal that he
was to turn.
’l‘lmtpc is about as usual today.
«iPspitt‘ tho numerous bruises. and
.V“l'l|lt'll“54 which he received when the
«rush occurred.
..:...~.-
«with the
the lender-
Strike Order to 400,000 Railroad ‘
Employes Is Now Held Up
MURllHlANllBllMB
sun in HAMfillllli
NAME? RG. June 3o
1'.” ‘.~~Tl‘ie notorious "Consul" or-
“union. according to the lice. is
wapmaglzlc (or the informal machine
plots which have terrorized Hamburg
1‘.-r 1219 last few weeks. Farrier Lieu-
tiimnt \X‘arnecks. now under arrest.
has been identified as the leader of
the “murder and bombsquad" operat-
ing under instructions from the Mo;
(Assoc lat ed
them Theodor Wolfl,‘ editor of the
“:erliner Tageblatt. and Max “'arburg.
banker. or this city. The attempt on
the latter‘s life was to have been car-
ried out lat Tuesday. it is declaj. a
lected to pile: the murder car.
EXAllElllillilll-l’s
BAKERSFIELD. Cal. June
John H. Vibrate. format-"Exalted Cy-
clops of the Taft. COL. Ku Klux Klan.
was found rainy by a jury, last night.
" , CHI AGO ' o 30.—-In rejecting
walk 1W , tut mornins. the boy) C at .213“ the executive! lly injury by turning. . ported lecture 19'3“”)? g“? b’.. an.
I I I bllflk w 30ml?! 3 .. _ , . _ . . . a.
u m i. on man: ma that l 9‘7”“ '99“! ‘0‘ be. The third “Wt on 'hkh 71' your ”cantata man. Base ‘ 4%}. .2...
Mr , i . . a“ .‘ the mum Idl but thin“ the telle “5 m‘m '33 punishrbirbs: .n-a'ioner. to members 9! ' '
' I government of instituted states from 0|!e t0- bureau-sin m Hr um; and my American
as. the mica icon! be at}: will appearinmformfienee Mon- nub. declarinc'he co .1».
against ordm “by a governmental d37- _ , ‘ _ Landif men‘s “that a
. » , 4 a mug was mound of snacking Dr. 95.15313 must not ganglia. , b“ g”
llama at the Taft 831’ 1 mm night tag-obs: at night.” a direct t to
as October :1. 1.11:: Wham
Dr. Hamn’o men" 31’ given during
the brink. more than; thirty W and
mom SlRlilES
AN ’ WWII
AND-CHS-flllll ‘
of July 15th. to answer to charges of,
store marked for assassination. among
private detective named Niedrig. who
also is under arrest. having been se-
lilJllTYllf ASSAULT
31".—
ot assaulting Dr. “Dwight R. Hanoi! of
35‘ Tact. byrbentin‘ him filth ropes. ’
Vitelie WW 0! a. charge of
mutt with {about to commit murder
and the jury disagreed. on the charge
of can]: with intent to do great bod-r
‘ {atheism and
c .
’ LONDOX. June 30 (Associated
Pres).—Reports received in official
quarters here from Dublin this after-
noon state that the Four Courts build~
in: has been blown up. ‘
' ~Details are lacking. but it is believ-
ed the irregulars left a mine behind
them and that the building was ignit-
ed and the mine exploded. _
At 4 o'clock this afternoon the in-
surgents in the Four Courts at Dublin
hoisted the white flag, says a Press
Association dispatch from the Irish
capital. received at 4:30 o'clock.
A' message from Dublin timed 1:06
this afternoon indicated that Rory
O'Connor’s men were still occupying
Four Courts , _
”Blown" Up‘and‘ Cash _ __
List Continues to Grogiz; f
Bull] ing- :
portions of the Four Courts. both front
Hearing on Liquor Graft ,
Charges Will be Held Tomorrow
lNSlAllAllllNflF
NEW PASlllll Hill
ST. PElEll’S mum
Sunday aiternooniagithrceipiclock
”St: ’ Tomi-Psi ’Efifngellcal Lutheran
church. on Cedar street. South .\or-
wnlk. will be tlie’sccno of a joyous
event. The Rev. E. C. \Venzel. the
newly elected pastor. formerly success.
ful missionary in the New London dis.
trict. will be instailcd. He will we in
charge of the local and the “'cstport
Lutheran congregations. both church-
es forming this new parish. The sis.
ter congregations at Bridgeport. 171m-
bun: and Stamford. and their mspect’.
ive pastors. the “Revs H. \Vehm-zycr.
E. Fischer and Paul “'03" have been
invited to take part in the orient-:1-
tion. The Rev. \Yenzcl is an alumnus
of Concordia Institute. Ilronxviile. N.
Y.. and a graduate of Concordia Semi—
nar}: St. Louis. 310.. one of the lnrg-__
est Divinity schools in the country. be-
longing to the Evangelical Luth. Sy~
nod of Missouri. Ohio. and other
States. Two of in. former professors.
the Rev. H. Feth. D. D.. will preach
the German sermon. and the Rev. H.
Stein. Ph. 13.. will preach the English
sermon. The service will open with~a
procession“ of tli" members of the
church councils, the Rcr. “'cnzel and
the invited pastors. The Rev. J. C.
Rorth of Port Richmond. Staten Isl-
and. N. Y.. Rcv. \Vcnzel's father—in—
law. will install the pastor-elect. Se-
lections by the choir of the church
will beautify the service.
intimation
' gunman
Parents of children having symp-
tints or the meqsics are urged to re-
rort to Dr. Roi-er: It. Pcriue. heait‘n
ofiicer. and to obtain a physician in n
i.
nicli organization. recon-ameniiaiion of the Board of
Twelve leading politicians. editors Health made today. The type f?
‘ ‘- ' r ‘ .1.
and financiers of Jewish extraction measles prevalent in norwall. a. 1....
present time is (3" a serious nature
and three deaths have airendy result-
eti‘vtrom this disease.
Dr Pei-due said that a good many
parents whose chiiéren are sick with
the measles fail to can in a physician
licpim‘ to weather the disease. He
dvciared that the type of: measles
which is very prevalent here was
serious and that a physician should
be called in inunediatety.
One new case of measles was re-
ported to Dr. Perdue yesterday.
l‘rancec Jones. (3 years cld. of 33
Bayn'ew avenue. is ill with the dis-
ease. ‘
lilllffllll' lllillilils ,
in NEW“
‘WJSH’ING'DON. June 30.—£inrk
Gratin; pmident‘ oi“ the Washington
American Dengue club. today. 11.1.:
statementftotm 'emepuon to use 22'-
SSpcrcenhotthghanWofthe
Noting that Jammie“
arson-icon!
sen ;’um‘Pms§dent malice-
Mmfiam cosmos or
Insh Free State :l‘roops Attack Strongholds of their
Irregulars _1n County Donegal—De Valet-3,3:
the Republican Leader, Is on m Service“
With the Dublin Brigade—Quantity of
and.Ammunition Seized
and rear. writ): Free State troops oo-
cup‘yirig an intervening section of the‘
building, this dividing the Republi-
cans. i .
Secretary Churchill stated in . the
House '0! Common: today that hem .
informed that the Free. State W“:
had obtained control of the‘situaflon":
in most places outside at Dublin. no;
cited Droghedn as one place where the
Free Stator: were making rapid head- "
way. ‘ . .
lrish Free State troops have attack-
ed strongholds of the irreguiaktn
lotterkcnny. Buncran-a and other can; . .
tors in County? Donegal‘f says a Central
(Continued on . Page Seven)
<~
No Suspensions from Duty
Have. Taken Place Yet,
velopments Are Ex
after Saturday.
Mayor Calvin L. Barton. Corporo
ation Counsel “'illiam F. Tammany.
Police Commissioner Samuel J. Keel-
er. Chicf of Police \Villiam R. Penn-
riagtcrfii
ment Agents and interested.
others
save the two men against whom.
phat-gen have been made, are to meet
tomorrow afternoon when further
midence with regards to the charges
brought against a police oflicial and a
«:itv otlicial. along the lines or their
“booze" activities, will be presented.
discussed and same line. or action will
probably be taken. .
Tim police omcial has not been smu—
gdended from duty as yet. as was
believed would be the. case, as Potioe'
Commissioner Keeler wishes to ham
more ex'idence than the word of tho
(Continued on Page Eight)
will SflllllEllS,
sum lflllllllllllli
mi ENEAMPMENT;
Battery C and the Combat Train.
29?. Artillery. Connecticut Xational
Guard. leave Norm-alt: at 8 o‘clock to-
morrow morning for the annual sum-
mer encampment to be held this your '
at Camp Eusiis. \‘a. At a meeting at
the companies held last night. final its
rangements {or the departure wen
made.
Ofiicers 03' the two companies who
the past {our days have beeaattend-
ing military school in Xew London. reo,
Continued on P882 Seven)
wan [Nlililill
WASHIXGTON. June ‘3G.—Oon-
gressman and Mrs. Schuyler Merritt
and their daughter. Miss Louis 0!
Stamford. Com. wiil suit from Ken
Yuri. Saturday. or: the Qeltic.’ tor a
tyre months' visit 1' England {or red.
recreation and observation-
came—to Congress as the sumr o!
the late Ebenezer 1.. mn of Nor-
walk. the House has been in almost.
constant session with a legislative pro—
gram in proportions not thought or a
few years ago. He will take advanta-
age of the recess of the House. plai-
ncd to commence July 1. by gain: 0!
Engiand for a tewvweéli of complex.
respond change of, scenery.
’ A e Merritt: are planning
a house at one of the English unnot-
inz. places
months on the beaches and the golf.
courses. The}: expect~ to return gape
tenable: 1. p . .
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P20331310! W l
i ' PILOT 13 WOW
maxi, £12.. Janet; six—sunny
Hubbard. pitot a! a monorail»: un-
Arms; i
.47
but Some Definite De-.
Fir-derad f‘rohibition finial-u?”
cum *1
In the fire rears since Mr. Merritt,
to lent {
and spend the two not
In: tame: may.
Hubbard add tie
“lying on the
care about 117 52:15:: W knol-
7*.
1!.
Norwalk Chronicler