assoczu'nsn PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS on THE “new BY A srncnu. “'IRE AND 01:3 own 0 emu-1'03.
Ifi'fiBmsr
_. ... .
Entered at. the South Norwalk Post.
Office as Secimil Class
.igflrcme Court Upholds
Butterworth’s Claim to
Salary From Vets’ Fund
Overturns Judge Mhltbie’s Decision Refusing to
lg" Dissolve Injunction
3 Draw $300 Montth
[The supreme court or Connecticut
. an up; we. \sl'lttell l-y Mimic.-
" rllt'li' v,‘ rm 'lllm r.» at illt‘ court
..: mull-rim; ,. ll l. l m. of“ Comptrol-
r it: \ r. I‘ l:i~>~" rarest i-‘rank
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'mt-rican in aim. m.‘ fill-H‘s has
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PM Hi: i’hlll‘l. “A“ l 5 ll'l’llilly.
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ll ll.» lion
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in: H1 ll.- sllperil-r
it fit E-if‘\l‘il :l‘<l.rtl ill
in '_\ pullllhl'l l-l [it"‘t‘
Proceedings Brought by
Comptroller Bissell—Empowers Treasurer to
of hit: position as comptroller and
the court urot only ordered this but
also (H‘tlt'l‘UIl that Governor Lake.
State Treasurer Gllpntric and Attor-
ney Ct'llt'l‘dl llealy be joined as
party defendants.
Justice liiu'pm-‘s Opinion.
In his opinion .iusticc Burnt-c calls
:littlltion to this fact and notes that
the slate ofliccrs Were not pursued
ill their ('l‘pflK‘li)’ as defendants. Hr-
also says: in part:—
As to any («turnst-
liic Conant-limit
Amt-rlroli
for maintain-
llcparllucnt of
Legion, it will be
netmi that it is it corporation chart—
eru: lnvier a statute ol‘ the I’nitctl
Stuns tor opt-cine purposes of its
mm. ullicl: it was organize-ll to pur-
lut-
(Contlnued on Page Twelve)
.lzzlcz'ican Engineer After
Three "(cars in interior
t itt'i Spec-lilo Cases. In-
cluding 'lhut of Elmira.
N. 'i' .. Missionary.
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t l"l iml. a lnils in tlo Nth-41:
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ll lllrwe (ml of four years from
‘3 l’vn- ill-cluslxe. the Diamond Chal-
w :4. mil»? title came to the l'nilell
"I'M lime in tho possession
‘l’u k of “’orcnstcr. Mass.
. thick, Sn. famed coach
' ‘l'x'"Sli}'. and the next
. and 1.000, through
:l’ .\':w York. film a
Hall. Cambridge.
1 2s WON‘Tric—nr TO GET
OFFICE or MAYOR BACK
t':~. ll‘l
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it? ":31“.
‘Hll'vlsrcvn'x'.
t‘liiio. July S.———
l"ll‘l‘ \1.l\.'l r (lvrlrge L. (kilo-S i0-
. Ln MN first light to regain
w‘nl ~ l-lmir. “I'll serve it I‘m
V will. “lillt I'm not Will—
'L' mt my own private bus-
..l
.11).] Ramon to ”mourn“,
I“ hwlill‘t' :li‘iil probably after
~ - ‘v‘It my. makr- enemies
Iii-ax- in every attempt to
‘or the people of
it! lim
.
. rate DP SP?-
“.ylillM-II-I’” nl whether the
'_ “I ."' not no. as; Mayor
._ .' i~ name no thr- new
"‘l‘7"‘ as Mayor. I'll
u} tight to I":
“iiiarges That Turks Secretly
‘ Kalli}: S. Men and Women
A353. RANlliNE’S
ES'iAiE WAS lAiillE
New Canaan \Voman Left
Over Five Hundred Thou-
sand Dollars —— Drowned
Self in River.
'l‘mv letlllll‘..l' oi Fillrogaie (‘Ullill.iil
‘ .\n~\'. Yullx o! llit itt‘t'Uilii'l it: Hi llic
immunity. 'i‘vzl.<l t'nlnivllil} 11.x .‘Il.llllil\'-
‘.lilri' (u the (it airs. .-\l.nttlc
l\. lllellCi'w. \xllu disapproved mushr-
lme ('1! April i. 10:1. and “hose
l-jwi; \‘.';l~. suilsi-qlll-illi) llltlllél ill the
l'..wl l1l\v:‘. Allw‘lHM-l Hint s‘ue it-l‘t l'li
”~l2‘xll \.llll'tl lit 5374.144. eu.'<i.:t'lg
Size llltl
f) lzl’ slut-ks :iHLl l-tllllls.
$\..'.lI-'l in ..l-\\el§\'
.. l;.‘ """" ii. l and
w. ill lumil \.'llll the tlust eompanx at
time ml in r «iiminpellruzla;.‘- ~
All Kiwis to I‘le-eutoi-s.
company, in its pt-titi fill. lint: v.
ll l. is llllllt‘ll U\‘.‘r in ”l“ l‘ll-i;-
_ \. ":lnli Norton of l’l'li'wzi Mu.
lwz'. \. \.. :l lvi'tlllil‘i‘. and ii linu-
itml-I r.“ .\'lu l-‘ulls. N. Y.. it l-ltllll~
iii: i:.\\‘. all (11‘ lltl' assess ol’ li.‘ l.)te
l-vrhusllilluliflll iii (iv r the “‘li‘
ll-li- 93m ill'lglllullu :1 Slllglltdu
1' lrlwlui, Alice Louis» illiy oi
lu’un N. .l.: (‘. limi-
\‘.:-.~liillufz-n .K'lllurl- Null!»
fling-Jill; i-‘Imnli it. i'l'iiili\tiil (i: l'lHiL-
. . . :: mere, .‘llltl Slum» in :l
cmlsuli. .iushi-li ll. (‘ululiizlgbnm (ll‘
I'3:lill,’?t i-l. N. .l.
til
isllite
l
lulul
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Ilsil
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ll'u‘i
lulu lZ_
Ill'u
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Jill! l l-c.
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tri‘ LT
:xl~tl ;.
HA iNliliiJiiiEi-
ll.0_l__l:._l;llllll3ll
Luke l‘Z. Hart or St. Louis. Mo was
tormnily inlluelrli into the “fill." of
supreme advocate of the ]{ill"lll;‘ of
Columbus in New Haven. \'l':lttl:tll\'
lolllming his election by the supreme
international board of ilil-ectnls of
tm- l\. or C. last Sunday in Chicago.
. . . * ‘
Ml. ii.lit succeeds Joseph C. i'cilc-
llt'l' ) l ‘ ' '
> (r I oston. “ho resigned Julie 22‘
after serving 15 years in
“inn-h is thodriglmst
lb.- K. of L'. A
and excepting
est man ever t
in the K. ol‘ (’
lacs cmnprisr- o},
legal work of t
bus. and the
the office.
legal position in
lie is 41 years of use.
l'c-lietier. is the young-
0 llilve held this office
organization. Hindu-
"Ii'l-“lc direction of TAIL-
he Knights oi‘ Colum-
posltion or chief
U) ”H“ Ol‘g- ~ - :ldViwr
lllllZilllnn'g . ”
and 2.4m, local counpnf‘dm COuncils
‘—
12 BOTTLES CANADIAN RYE
FOR $18—HUSKS STILL ON
Mayor Victor Mravlag of Ellz'lllcth
N. J.. and other prominent citiyt-n'
there received letters two weeks ag:
from a man in Toronto. offering Mor-
gan's pure Canadian rye for $18 a
dozen quart bottles. The May or turn.
ed his letter over to Samuel Cone
prohibition enforcement agent at New:
ark. and Cone sent 913‘ of the GOVL’FH-
mcnt's nxney for the rye. niaich it
was promised would be ’ do‘ivcrc-i
through "our American agczlcv."
Many other citizens also sent 313 tor
a dozen bottles of Canadian Rye.
Yesterday Mr. Core got his; package.
He found the case twelve bottles
wrapped l.‘l tinfoil and Illlul with He
—l)ut no: rye whiskey. l'. was Jlst
rye. the crawl, goo.) [or making .‘iour
:l.‘
air. the ofl‘ICE.
if the husks are remo 13d.
'lrglllg‘élfl’tl’ address of the owner“
Blall butter.
George Anderson.
Alleged Master Minds i
Charles Lumber-u
With the three men accused. of perpetraung the*$2.000.000 mall robbery. which tack place last Octo-
-ber, sale in jail, postal authorities, aided by New York police, have taken up the search for 81500000
in Liberty bonds and other securities, the bulk of the robbers’ loot, which is believed to be hidden. ln’se-
questered spots on Long Island. From the fact that “00,000 of medial: million dollarl recovered by the
nuthorlties was found on the island and from tutor-nation dug up by lnvestigntori‘the post office opera.-
tlven have been led to believe that additional thousands in stolen bonds are burtediln caches there.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1922.
11 Postal Thefts.
Gould Chopin.
M0l0il TRUCKS
IN COliiSlliN
Ai Silliiiii’liiii
.____._.__—
Sttl"i'lll’(.ll’.'l‘. July S. » .\ luzge
truck. ()\\'ll"(l by Morris Sunshine of
L133 i‘lzlst \Yllsl-lnglozl a\’l.lill.‘. l;...~t
Norwalie. «'oliiil-(l \“llli a hill-k (-“ilul
the lliiil-iiel'clinre ll.ll'tl'l (‘vlllynliy
nt 31‘" l'elillruiie Bridgeport.
tili‘l) l“lltl.l,\ ui'lernool: ill ’i‘UIll‘Ul tile
t’i-qunt mount.“ :11. on till l’«~>2 rnml.
\Vill‘. l-‘o\. tirixer (vt’ .tize
Bridgeport car. “ere his will Jacob. 3
Frank lx'i‘zitier Ul till? “311‘—
and John liti'us of 411
All escaped injury
up.
:._\
rtlief.
.illi'ull
)illls obi;
lien uxeuue.
liostwicli avenue.
but \\'t'l(' shaken
After the uccilin :.l the
‘Norwaik car. thought to iiznc l-m-n
Morris Sopslline. “f<(‘.11)(tl into the
nearby \‘i'oods. 'i his action could not
be explained. as the truck born “tho.
tlrin‘r of tho
Piliili‘lili‘li‘ii
liliuuullillimli
iliNiNfi SilliiliN
i'I.\' illll’Tl‘Z \Yl'i‘ll l‘lthSlill‘ZN'l‘
"all 3“,“. ('illlnnn l’ilu-c il.\i:ltl.\'(i. l‘piniltowir l';l.. Jill)" S
\ll't' Lunmm. “h” [hm] ’1 l1 (Associated l'l‘I'.‘¢l.—.\Iii'|‘ \\‘l"li'f‘
Sixti' ll: slit”. New Ym-rd- ‘ ' L'IM :lilsencc l‘loln til.» \X’lzile iimm. l‘l‘i.~l-
l,Il!l :' [ll;t't| in Np“. (unflilndfldr‘:h” dint Harding (“\Xlt't‘lt'tl to be back in
in ‘li‘l -l :lii"l‘ :.iii:l.tin':,‘ from li(:r(.ls‘;h- “'usliiligtou by this melu' g. A 2‘.”-
Mom].- :al ti» entrance to the Quill-‘1 (1‘ mile automobile rille. must til it up
borough lil’itlm‘. 130,. :1 little it (1‘)». Lyum} down lilollnlllins. t‘nrul him as lie
”W'lll‘llll Silo imvl iven n .17.. “a", kill the hotel near l'nionimrn. “la-re
lxl‘lnlllwll. m.) ”w «WWXEHHIHI. or he spent last night after an all-day
'l‘ltl'liu- :lzv'llr'l-x' 1‘ 11‘1“ .dnd Prim” mm» from Columbus.
M..l'eil l‘or Mr. if..:.h;:(::h‘_m”(lithn'hi‘ll The President was really again to
lllllilll i:: tie. Tins-t “hr”: .dli‘lhlt’I-T-u”; plunge into the direction of tilt: Gov-
11'31, ' " erummlt's affairs. it is expected that
——~‘._.-. his attention. on his return to the
\\'hil»- House. will first be given to
”to coal strike. while away from
Washington the President has receiv-
ell information from the Capitol on
the subject and while in Marion and
Columbus discussed the situation with
Attorney-General l'lnughcrty. but it is
said Mr. Harding as yet has not de-
termined what course to pursue.
Part of the. ride was through coal»
mining sections. affected b_\ the strill!
All along the route the President Wu.
cordially greeted. it‘llc miners lined
the roadway joining in giving him a:
ovation.
President Harding plans to stop to
day at Hagcsrtown. Md. to he :1 goes:
of Maryland State Republican com-
mittee.
UNITED STATES _
MAY HELP. liEilMANY
LONDON. July 8 (Associated
Press).——A'merican Embassy otticials
said today that while no formal repre-
sentations had been made by. the
British Government looking‘ to the
participation of the United States in
allied efforts to rehabilitate Germany.
the subject had been discussed for
5“me ”me in diplomatic and other ctr-
cies. and the hope was expressed that
the Washington Government might “9
lggtucod to lend its support to the prO‘
.It 13 generally pointe’d out. in final"
clal quarters here and elsewhere in
Europe. that in the present state of
humans financial depletion little can
be do’ne hr the allies to restore Ger-
mfiRYS shattered economic structure
Without: the assistance of the United
States. .
In numerous informal meetings Am-
bassador Harvey has had recently with
Prime Minister Lloyd George and ‘oth-
\ (Continued on Page Seven)
Another Fight
soizlli of i‘rlalln in County
uni: L: in tin
ill' re.
1'~l “ithin 'a rim. of National
and .lilnntlm'i meat of the final
oi the (losernnunt forces is
with confidence.
Erskine Chillers i said by
. “A‘fiamht of the biz ly Mirror to have
bet u badly wounded.
Val-untied were sent to the
the i
any i
Nationals can (‘.ll'l‘_\'
lit
the
sition :it llicssiltutoal
illlizc lilooiisili ti.
:li Government will (lo \xilh (1
if he is captured is l..lFl“l
\\'li~kln\\'.
~upposiiion lizzit l-Lailion
lie Kai-urn is Will: the ill-treuizlr forces
'l'l.e lit pui-iicuns are tightly
cllpiizli.
lmily 'l‘i‘lt'gl'ill‘lll’l‘ col Y‘I'Siltillllf'nl claims
't-liel no.
may (leizn- thr- tinal operations to mill-
Tiic (UNSHOH of what the Prorlsion-
by the Daily
Irish Republicans Are
Tightly Enclosed " .
Ring of National T r00ps
fever-a} Hundred Prisoners Already Taken and.
Lorry Loads of wounded Are Sent to the
Capital—:Six Irregulars Reported to Have
Been Killed in Skirmish at Keadew, and
Is on at Skeogh. House
the new Parliament.
The writer adds that
enclos-
troops.
1 success,
awaited
severe punishment for any
the cor- night's heap. .. -,
than»: in an‘acco’u'nt of a
The
said to bc besieging
tars.
line. but lll'niJN.
July S.——~Dublin
Mars to rtimild il‘m
during: the recent
l- \‘alt’l‘n
, ithin
(Associatedk Mail's llubiin corrisponrlent. who ex-
thut it
1.1t.\’l~ll.\'. July S
l'ltfix).-«—L‘lilt‘l' interest in the Il‘lsll‘xll‘(§:0.~' the prrsonal opinion
situation e: liit'l‘b‘ in the opt-rations inl\\iil merely detain him for a while. re-
;l‘.. liliz~rli12l0¥l district. litlien mills leasing: him for the
first met ling oi
it is scarcely
necessary for the Republican leader to
hide. as the chcrnment does not plat.
of
chiefs of the irregular movement.
, points out that. Art.O'Brien and Sean
>O'Kclly hectare being freéd were lined
only five shillings each to pay for their
tiir
}Ir-
Among the reports from the prov-
skirmish
{ti
’l'lu- [ml :in (‘nri'nspnncii st of tho » Kcadt-w. County Roscommmi. in which
limit: Lupus-s ill-nuns s- \i-i‘iil him- :5132 irregular-s were kllicvl. Another
.ln .. p sow-rs llll't‘ilil)’ lime bun ~tight was reported in progress around
l..l.« n. .. i that Sl‘Vt'l‘ill lorry loads of Ski-0gb House on the l)0l‘.(‘g{ll border.
where two hundred Free Staters were
party of irregu-
rethi—
tects estimutt- that it V(rill require four
areas deyas‘ultcd
fighting in this city.
(Continued on Page Ten)
EiliNA UNABLE
(Assodate
to
' ritmxo. Jilly s
t‘hina‘s in'tllil‘ily
has brought llt‘l‘ face in face
possibility
domain.
Bandits who attacked
fenders.
orders. Minister Obala,
Japan will do so.
vigorous efforts to eliminate
dits.
er TING FU. Chinzi, July
stationed here. with other
lent the citY-
‘Mf.NCHESTE’R. July
rocks. village blacksmith 0
little Luckland schoolhouse
he learned "readin' and wr
‘rilhmetic‘ to the tune of a
stick."
The building was sold
Sentimental
ing.
ill EliNiillil
liAii ELEMENT
control
iieriy elements 01 her own population
that armed “aliens again
will establish themselves within her
a Japanese
consular establishment near Chienlm,
m .uanelmrnl. mar the Korea border.
‘md slew two Japanese. are the ot-
The Japanese government has made
bitter protest as the result oi
making
quite clear that it China does not'
maintain order in this district, that
China announced she was making
elated Press).-—The Twenty-third Di~
vision of General Wu Pel-Fu's army,
mutinied last night and attempted to
Los at troops attacked the mutineers
with machine guns. and. after an all
night battle, crushed the revolt.
VILLAGE BLAcKsun-n
BUYS OLD scnoonnousr.
S.-James
land, paid $375 at an auction for the
to
way for a bigger and better build-
rcasons led Crooks
to bid in the little old schoolhouse.
He must move it before August 15.
TO REMAIN IN OFFICE
WARSAW. July sziuiiresident’ Pit. _
sudskj has requested the Cabinet of ,
GERMANY HAS
LONDON.
German
d Press) 8.
disor~
July
REi’AiiAiiiiNS
WREADY
Collapse of the
mark is accompanied by
ports that. Germany will be unaole to
FC-
wizh the meet her July reparations' payment
due a week from today. The plight of
the European exchanges in general
belongs to that”. section of
in the “@5th
that the
France. deliberate}
the dis.
it
many. and that {he
the ban—
currency.
V. so-
1 (AS ‘ "probaly no country
will
troops, '
or had a. hobby.
suit.
f Buck-
cattle on it. So he did.
where
itir.‘ and
hickory on him. and as long as they
longer necessary to
maize
So'he did
That was
trouble. Suit for $2,000
purchaste'd by Mr N
he says. multiple
they wear ,
thought he might as well sell
Calls for some gloomy comments.
The financiar Sir George Paish. who
publicists
here who condemn Frah’c's attitude on
the reparationsquestion. has an article
‘ iGazette declaring
Entento Ailiies. particularly
‘ yichose a policy in-
tended to prevenf the recovery of Ger-
x'ery success of
_the~lr policy is proving their own undo-
ing. Sir George asserts that the sittin-
tion is rapidly moving toward complete
.‘destri‘ictlon of the value of the German
suffer
more than France in this disaster." he
adds. “as it means that Germany pro-
..____. /‘
(Continued on Page Seven)
M’GORMAGKr HAD HOBBY,
BUT NOW HE HAS SUIT
Last year John McCormack. the ten-
Now he has a law
He bought a farm up in Noroton and
then decided that as long as he had I\
a farm he should put. a herd of dairy sentenced to thirty days in jail. foil w-
Some t1melin‘g a two-day trial. held before J u ge
later. it seems. the cows began to poll; Nehemiah Candee. in the downtown
were no ‘ '
Ills happiness he
them.
the beginning of the
has been
brought against McCormack in a New
bu: what he is to do‘with it has not York City court by one H. Meyer. al-
l‘een made known- 7 ' legiug‘rrau'd and misrepresentation.
.1" f It seems that in the sale oath»... cattle
ASKS SLIWINS CABINET last September a. number of tEemwei-g
and: ,
Showers tk Is at‘ternumr.
And That “Much
Claiming that his visits to Mike
Vaclorisk's home and still were made
in the interests of Sergeant Frank
Virelli of the State Police department,
and that his visits when he was ac—
companied by a. city councilman were
made ‘fmuch to my sorrow." Sergeant
of Police J. Harry Gibson appeared he-
tore Mayor Calvin L. Barton. and
members of the council to answer to
:harges preferred against him by Vac-
lorixk that he had encouraged him to
go into the "moonshining business."
and further that he had obtained
liquor from Vaclorisk.
The statement made by Gibson was
made before \‘aclorisk, his wife and
his daughter who had’again repeated
their story to the mayor and council.
, The meeting was an executive one.
the public and the press being barred.
Gibson was represented by Judge
Nehemiah Candcc and Attorney John
T. Dwyer. Vaclorisk was examined by
Gibson‘s attorneys on certain points of
his testimony.
All the members of the council. save.
the councilman named as Gibson's
partner by \‘aclorisk. were present at
Sergeant Gibson Claims,"
He Was After Evidence
' j ‘ For Sergeant Vire '
to His Sorrow” He Was Ac l :
panied to Mike Vaclorisk’sHome and Still ’ ..
Scribner Avenue by a Member of the l
of Councilmen—Hearing Held Last Eve _ 7
by Mayor Barton and Members of the Con
“mm-a mm 0
..
I .
.
man had been present previously ’
Gibson and his counsel being. w
into the mayor's omce where the I:
ing was held. .
No decision has been reached by
council as yet. but it is ,stated-
almost absolute authority that. .d ‘ ‘
tion of the case will be made at'fi'
July meeting of the council, w.. v
will be held Tuesday evening. July:
Stories that the charges ago
Gibson were a ”department frame-
were discounted by people who
in a position to state. Evidencg
may substantiate Vaclorisk‘s : ..
merits. it‘ls understood. has been
scntcd.
The rcticence of the mayor
council to have the 'public and
press present. was explained to a ‘
li‘H‘l reporter as being a reluctance ‘
have the case tried in the papers be.
fore. it had been fully considered but;
thcmsclyes.
None of the councilmen prom
would discuss the matter. nor we“
Judge Carder. Attorney Dwyer. Com:
porntion Counsel “'illlam F. Tam.
the hearing. and the missing council-
to Rail Strike
AliililllllliilE BASES.
iN WESli’lllli Billiili
Stale Policeman Anthony )lanion.
who is palroling this section. arrested
live Violators of the motor laws. yr 5-
terday. in “'cstport. Lawrence Gurr
of New York was driving his truck
down the Post road in a rcskless man—
ner when stopped by Officer Munich.
Before Judge Joseph G. Hyatt he was
{Ound guilty. but his case was nollcal
upon payment of costs. $12.:m.
Tltonlas Pompl of New Haven was
timed $25 and costs for reckless driv-
ing of his truck betore Grand Juror
l‘:(.\\’ftl‘d 1%. Bradley. Half the tinc-
was remitted.
Harry Goorliffe of Port Chester. New
York. was arrested by Ofticr r Mnnion
l‘or reckless drivmg. Grand Juror l-le-
ward ll. Braille-y fined him $25 and
costs. of which half the tine “as re—
mittcd. _ .
Frank \‘sznzcr of Port Cinc-stcr was
also arrested at the some time tl‘a‘t
Gomiil‘ic was. by (lfi‘icrr llzmimi. “'3.
as Goodii‘t‘e's.
was
a
mer's case “as the some
'l'i;omcs lIO‘izlllil‘ of Stamford
stopped for driving a gluck without
mirror. He was lined by Grand Juror
llrxdley $1 and costs. lili‘Jullllllg to
$13.
ARE Nlii BABE
. EliUNli
BRIDGEPORT. July S.—-Hote‘-
proprietors are not responsible‘ lot
the presence of liquor in rooms 0;
their guests. according to a decision
in City court today when Edward
Deli. alias Allen, who conducts a
rccming house at No. 27 Dram-e
street. was found not guilty of the
charge of violating the prohibition
law.
Police of the Bureau of Investiga-
tion raided Dell’s place a week ago
and found two bottles of liquor in
BERT-HA illiiiiNSliN
iiNEii-ANii llllnl
Bertha Robinson. colored. who. on~
Tuesday was released from Bridgeport
jail only to be re-arrested on a war-
rant charging her with the t‘.\ ft or
$500 on May 7th last from the person
of Silvia Frabblno of 21 Minetta street.
‘ew York. was fined :50 a_nd costs and
court here.
This morning Detective Sergeant
James Thewlis of Stamford. who ar-
rested the Robinson woman in that
city on May 8th. testified that the
woman had been in a row with a man
and another woman, and that she had
told. him. Thewlis. after her arrest.
that she had $250 which had been
" andthat. 311$“qu give him
Southern Disorders Due
illiifiii Hilliis iiiliii iiiiiis
(Continued on Page Seven)
Are Continuing '
Railroads in Missouri. May?
Be Forced to Curtail Sec-i
vice Unless Workers Are;
Protected—Extra Detaik‘
of Police at Boston.
CHICAGO. July 8.—(Associate1
l’l‘( >> 3. .—-l’.ai‘;<yay shopmen today,
t‘lllt‘l‘t‘tl the second week of their
strike with no apparent inclination
to follow the only avenue to peace
held open to them by the United
States Railroad Labor Board.
The Board stood on the positioflf
taken by its chairman. Ben W.
HCCpt-r. that the only way ‘3';
striking shopmen could receive rec"-
oglnhon in conciliatory confereneu.
was to restore themselves to stand. -.
in; iv fore the Board by returning h
work and then entering into negofic
rations tor a settlement.
l). M. Jewell, head of the shops.
crafts. who held himmlf open 2’
rzpl'l‘lltlf‘ll 'xy any responsible person
zuitlicruzed' to negotiate a. settlement“
.itcliucd to make the first more.
He said the. olive branch of pen.“
should lil‘>i be offered to the strik-
ing slicpmen. The railroads re‘.
naincil immovcable in their attitude
cl considering the strike as against,
the cc-x-«rmnent rather than agaim
the rtads. ,
c
(Continued on Page Tea)
Eillii lilililiil _
iii inns iii unis
one of the rooms. In City court (0‘
lay a son ot~ the former owner at.
:he hotel was in court and testified
that the liquor belonged to him. and.
that he. ha-i left it in his room in
the llctei. In View of this testimony,
the charge against Dell was Rolled.
Attorney Henry Greenstein, WM
represented Dell, said that his client
should not be held responsible for
the fact that one of his roomers m
a small amount of liquor in hi
room. and asked that. the chars.
against Dell be nolled. ‘
E. ii. fiAllAllEll '
TAKES APP
E. B. Gallaher of Norwalk has ill-t,
an appeal from the decision W
given by Judge Isaac Wolfe out-3%
%
Superior Court against the Sou
New England Telephone company.
Attorneys Dunbar >& Quinlan
Norwalk. representing Galmher. ,
the appeal. and the case will be m7
to the Supreme Court of Errors. .
Galiaher appealed from the dad‘s:
of the Public Utilities Commission 10-;
garding rates in Nanak.
Judge Wolfe found the Talent“
Company did not show discriminating?
against anyone in Norwatk in am
ins cheaper rates in one section 02 W
city.
TORNADO SWEEPS
LAKE CITY. * "
PRATT.KANS.. July 7.-Reports at 7
.‘K
”91% nothing
:~ tornado which aimed went away
m,” o: Lakcfl “Barber
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