,m.-.“I
_ iP'ABLisnnn 1870
Finite Call to 8,000
El‘
L'memi u the South Non-walk Post
Office as Sound Class
.-
Stationary Firemen, Oilers
And Engineers, July 17th
f international President
Troops to Texas
(‘lIlt‘\UI'.
July lie—A .“tl‘ik‘: will
0 tllo- \‘guiu sintlonlliy firemen. t‘ll-
glmw-iw .ilm nl’o-rs t‘lll[l|li)i~l r-n ruil-
l‘nl-Iu tilruu-llhnut the I'v'llPII Stairs.
in; llI‘I‘Il :«mnl. 'l‘imotivy ”only. in-
t--':I.tlll r .i; pl'v-sllIo-ilt (it it!" ('Y‘L’IllllZZ-‘l‘
tl -' l‘ullilil‘t'l‘l twin):
avo- sllllv- la “l't‘n-rttn- next Monday.
.I ' 17. :i‘ \ ti. m.. the cult “H." ltlllllt'
i it ni‘uli'w with tl.» rrl'vill rtvt’i-r.
O i. . Allu-il I‘l‘.(|Y‘l vl u \vniknllt.
‘.‘ ii rm er.
lllt‘
ril'qulllzullhn follows:
.ll‘t' \vitl' your strike
‘\\.‘3 per ('t‘lil. ftuor-
' summit-ll hurl-Irv
.Il‘ll every member of
lill nll railroads.
rnlllnlllullsis illltl
i-tliz‘lmllt the l'tlilwl
‘l w- ml “Ul‘li nt eight :l. ill.
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(ilIi'I‘S n'i
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Thomas Healy Says It
Will Be Effective Next Monday Morning at 8
0 “09k, and that the Men Are in the Fight to
‘d inml’resident Harding May Send Federal
S)lli|‘illllt*li(‘ unlkout With the rail-
wn 5’ sh opera ft 3'.
into the tight and we in—
“\.\'e :ll'l‘
tt'IlIl t4; \vm." .\lr. Healy said.
Nl'.‘\\' YORK. July 14.—l)ispatch-
hr: of special deputies for the pro-
t-'(‘il¢\‘l ot' the mails to strike centers
(ll New Jersey. today. had a cheering
en‘m-i on those responsible for this
PilII ot' the railroad service.. It was
I‘vi't rte other centers in the metro-
politan district expected to ask for
do pltlit-s,
Ito-ports tIlzlt
int: take-ll
nuri the
strike votes were he-
by clerks of the ”is: Four
Chesapeake and Ohio. in-
Spll‘t'tl the statement by union men
that the clerk.u “'1” probably force
the issue on several other lines.
CINCINNATI. July 14.—-I\'l-w ele-
ments in the railway strike situation
(lt‘\t'I(D('1l. today. when unoilicinl re-
ports: at international headquarters of
the Railway Clerks. Station Ein-
plt yes and I-‘rt-iL'ht I’llllllllt'l‘fl, indi-
cnt-wl thnt (l strike vote “HS living
llIltil‘I) 10mm! in :i
-s.
(Continued on Page Seven)
Samuel f-lhamus. tho “'as
Driving“ (Iarll'hich Hit
.lamcs Valentino, Has
('nw Referred to Prose-
("lilt‘i‘ Lockwood.
IJN‘Ii u. Grid
7 .l‘tutomobile .Runs Over Boy,
. reaking Both Legs Above Knees
WESll’fllil PflllEE
HAlT ALLEGED .
Sillilill illicit
\YI'ZS'I’I '( Ilt'I‘. .llllv
illnillilli; :lt lvzlif- in puts
.\' lurk m \\'r-st1mit shiplwil :i t/mk
tllrlt wnx‘ \‘vtllltilll :l illirr‘;r. I‘l-ull ii;-
the lII‘I\t‘l' (llll not Il.l\'t' :1
"‘li‘ ”:14” tint: or :l hill (I‘ for
tl.i~ Il‘llt’II. 'I'In lll‘i" l.
Ui IN Hill sire-ct. New Haven. said th‘
14.~ —»Yi >lt min}
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lSlilfll
033IBILIIIES
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3
till
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'I‘iu:;v ill) Not Seem to Real-
tft‘ ll‘a .wxv Hint-n That
in: ."wIEllt- ls Prepared——
(.‘li-enu nah Woman Is Out
I'1n‘ t tiltfl'l'i“-:~”. Says it‘-
pm'l---~--i*‘;lir Sex Are Ex-
pected to heck Seven]
State {lillt't‘m
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l> it‘lllnvlllii) 'I'I
iil‘ll 'IlI\'|'4:
'1‘ lvilt—‘tliiiv: (-3‘ the
\. \ _. lnltltllvl’ ii»
1‘ t -~--.\ m1 tin Stiltv
' 'lll swim his out!
‘5 ‘ i‘.» »- lll!~l.~lll[i, ti:-
. ah "' "uni-rose trmll
1.1. ‘ ‘"~ ‘i'. lull the. l't‘IlI
('n" 'l' . y“ In it the Slut:
1! w .. " l"""=l'~‘.\' in
'12. . .
(«ll ‘13”. (it St l"
(COIilIlllft'l On p». - _ '
-.., “ftjidjrn) iv‘wivs :.:lvl (‘mviztt \‘.;iS thrown to the "initiated, “'35 l'Ollnd yesterday he- UPON INHERITANGE
ESCAPED 7 YEARS . ’14,“ m the “(0”)“le ”P Plum: to built; it l;0ilge oanalley road. hoax.
AGO. STATE POLICE gill ‘>l:I‘i-l;».g-;.(.k “ml when ”I“ ”Hi" Ville lfsuxltilfb GO” Club, at Catons- Inheritance tax COHC‘CthllS in Con-
- > u . u... til it Mutton, 13“ \"lqu llt‘OII‘l . . . . h (1 so 3-y’ 501 96 - U
‘ ‘ . . , .. , . ‘ , c ticut red? 9 -- ~‘- 3”- m ‘0
FIND HIM IN CELLN‘L" WNW ot the accident. he climbed 151 {lfqrwog‘im Eds naparently about 25:31 "03“ ended June 30' it was re-
—~ «0 . -. , . — i . , u i 1 . .. .
\ z. .. V. . «i “\vn. Hinupt for minor bruises 79o "bout 1?,“ i 1" l ebtew, .“tht vealed yesterday by figures at, the
‘. 4‘ y " "“ l of sewn .‘tlll'S, ""5 'll-Hllured. The other car driven k ' pounds. Her ha” was ‘ t Treasurer's office This isabout
l; I . plum. hm... Ntil'r't‘wlml in l._\ I’l-m-tlge. “M burn-(1‘40 hi.“ brown and bobbed. A \Vashington $330500” more than the total collect-
" ht: t'nnnpmw . li- _.._ __ ' newspaper and a blackjack were found " ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ . -
Ti! "‘ " who escaped lion: 100 GIRLS BREAK PR nearby, ' ed under the i;1;er1tai-ce tatx “ft year:
:, . ”1...... in ”Wm“... IN DETROIT FI ISON 3mm“ ““3 ‘h" “3‘1“” “"8 a'm'fix‘éefgir e aggreg“ or “am
i ., ‘ I. .a INL‘II l‘ound sclw- ‘ GHT POLICE torn pieces of bloodstaint’d woman's 'prlek‘dd‘eld . to . $7 589 285 93 collected
1:. ,, M . :rnw-tven years and , lud'i‘iud'l'. .llllv 14 «hearing apparel. bear the body was from Connecticut estates in the same
. ( , l . M “h w, ‘ , _ . _ . .——.\lore than a mans cap. purchased at a Baltimore v -
J w I, z.- . . 5. «us in the 1"" gills m the Hon... 0,» ”H, Good’ Sm", .period by the Lmted States Govern-
: .¥ . “I \L: ‘It'llllS.\l\'iliiizi, Shepherd rintt‘i :ur two hm,” ves , ' . merit. as annOUncfli in Saturday's
l. ‘> -* -" H assault and terdav. ()\t'l‘(“ "... uni ' . _ — l d C urant this m k rand
‘ W .. _ .. ‘ ' , mm“ ‘ .. Harttor o . a esa. E
i. I" n... .1 .._,._,,,,.,._.. and ”Whom“. who mm to quiet. “in: TRUQTY ESCAPES-I'30M total of $9,917,095.19 deducted from
. m ,1. ., a l‘ a,” rough. two Wm), wagons m” 0, WETHERSFIELD PRISON inheritances in this State within the
.v - . c. . . . ' - '
um. .I . , " imih‘ul.‘ from POINT SPIN in answer to :1 call for .' year for taxes. .
. v, ‘1'. “"‘ "’l’l' having llf‘lp- HARTFORD. July 14.-—d"Grank Payment of the State and Federal
M 'r‘ 1W0 to tin Mam, Iht' girls broke windows and doors Guidi. an inmate Of the State prison taxes on ”19 estate of the late E. C‘
.fniywwzrlpt 1, and pulled water faucets from the at “'ethersfleld. escaped yesterday Converse. Greenwich ‘ multi—miilion-
.u 4,. . ”'le T. Hurley \‘jzill. flooding: the two lower floors of morning and had “Ot‘been captured aire. was respansible for a large pail
. l :‘I‘H Inns. notmml or H... tne‘ institution. up to noon. Guidi. who was an out- of the inheritance taxes paid a, the
t -) ,- llv fl >I‘I'Kt‘Itnl Frank l‘ourteen escaped. going over the side trusty. was WOrking on the lawn State and the Government, and sever-
\ <—4 Iitlll. lvilli. Two got away in an automo- With another prisoner and without at other large estates were settled dur-
ROOP - ____ .— > 16‘ and others ran into alle and a guard when he put down his tools ing the year. Q
313?: YIPKUE _ phiqed the police. ya and left’ the place.~ Hts departure was
. 17' Th - . re orted' is rt »' “ ' '
A «i. ON OIL e rioters ranged in age from six- p l 0 1y afterward by, his
, ..‘ BARGES tun to nineteen years. Most of them fem" Wat“ ' 7 mm QOFEOTOBIB-AR
12“” (AN) . hzol been sent to the home by judges 9‘1““ W” ‘7 We"? 0'“! “a was ~
_ .. mated of rcrcrders‘ court. sentenced from New Haven county ' '
tiard Oi‘ barges fly:-
l‘wc were fired on in
from here by
opponent of Sun
' I ['resir'Ent of the
(I'I;.,\
i‘; ..
I'lill
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS
Mail Matter.
GAIEN CARTER
DIES SUDDENIV »
IN SIAMIORI)
STAMFORD, July 14.——Galen A.
Carterhlong assistant states' attorney
for iv‘airtield county. died. last night.
after an illness of a week. ~ The direct
cause of death was a general break-
down. He had long been in poor
health. He was 65 years old.
Mr. Carter served as a member of
state's attorney's office staff for 38
years. The ofiice of assistant to the
state's atorney was created in 1907
and Mr. Carter was appointed. torm—
ally recognizing his status as an as-
instant.
one time.
(Continued on Page Six)
' scorn N
. f) , I t - I t _ , .
Samuel ltSStnti(ii “as the :11» looked in their related personnel 8 1d
pointing power originally. Mr. (.ar- h, “W“. .wvflues. 'U‘d it is thex
‘ -' . . . .. t '~ . "' I ‘ ' A, _ ' ‘ ' .'
tel liming hien .i pattlltt 0. his at “.05.. SUbSidlal‘ies. Officers. sto:k-
V
A2:
Dawn-K. CONN., PRU-JAY,
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a”
\NASHINGTQN. July 14.—Charges
of a somewhat sensational character
against the Chemical Foundation. Inc"
the I. an Font; Demours Company and
the Textile Alliance were halide todav
in the Senate by Senator Moses. Re.-
publican. New Hampshire. in a pre-
pared address: in opposition to the dye
embargo provision of the Administra-
lion Tariff bill.’ He said these organ~
izzitions were three of the factors in
the "gigantic fraud" he was opposing.
and added:
"Those three are significantly inter-
continued on Page my”
KING BORIS —
'atedr Press).——-Despairing of an Amer-
rmm ALL-PARTS OF THE WORLD BY A SPECIAL “ms AND our: own ammo.
JULY' 14‘, 1922.
l0lilllNG Hill »
« [NGlISH Wilt
SOFIA. Bulgaria, July 14 (Associc
lean wife for King Boris. Premier
Stambouiisky is understood to have
asked David Lloyd Georne to suggest
a suitable English mate for the lonely
monarch.
To this the British Prime Minister
is said to have replied humorously
that he had not yet been able to find
a. wife for the Prince of Wales, and
that Boris would have to wait. as the
supply of royal princesses and titled
laidies in Europe seemed to be'deplet-
m .
\Vhen the correspondent asked the
King about his reported desire to mar-
(Continued on Page Eight)
. Mr. and Mrs. Den Vaughn of
nineteen pounds,
. ‘4'.
Fancbail and Ruth weigh‘sereuteen pounds.
thirteen months old and each has w »
WHO SAYS TRIPLETS ARE nor HEALTHY nu
fl». ,_ w
Waxahachie.
on a tirit p‘rm
q:
* aunts "-
.J-
_l
li'w‘u I‘-‘Ill‘.§1‘.l to him :ind ”till Ill '
\\ -. I.l\' \\‘:'j. home “llt‘ll tlm lilt'll' l
I'.: ,~ .v m v‘l't him ”till 1hr '\\‘-.‘ttiuli
thy-3 SI iii." Kilk \‘i'iII l=l <3 ll.“ l: ' ' I F
'1 I< hulls Pom tin («in r L t
(1- llllI it» .itvvir lll'i‘<9'lii< l m‘l ii
:‘I-* IH‘ l3. l!".i\l‘;. 'l'llei-‘x \wi. f\i‘\‘. —~—-—-—~—- ‘ ‘
‘9'“ ”fl," ‘ "t “W“ ‘3' Rain lnterfered with the SUM BY ARTISTS
um I M- . t'w ll "llt‘lll liii-r .
1n. i).~tlny \\'in('. Art Olsen Benefit—$239.-
t-‘mln- lH'll' tw‘: \ lit-put} Sin rift Iii- 10 [{aich SO Far
)::ll‘ II. l'I‘l‘l') (n7 \\'v>txvnrt \\lll -l -:~t'.lv k .... _ . Nl-L\\"l‘tl\\’f\‘_ Jl‘l‘. 14.—-\\'illiunt
trl'llslmutlllc (IT;‘lz‘vf)l;rtl.~'("!(l)l}:"t: :;lli‘:;'il":‘llr:'iiitl)r; Exitlrntly ”U, weather mun Le not “inieckiski: at this place was robbed
,..l,_,”.lk,,h flan“. q_"”_n"‘“:l"" ‘H': (L :l radix: 4.1 .\Ul‘\\'*ll{ mid mm: lime oi 33.1"“ runntll‘ l.) two men TOP?!"
unlzrlt nt' Ill.~ lyrol‘cr-n“Illzirlhtlw. il~|";lf‘;' "‘ grudge ilgi‘illfit ”10 CHI". ‘13 110 ll“ MEAN”: ”1“.“‘51.’\vslp.fi “Y“S‘S' Tilt-3'
“.m p..r,,__n-,.h. ”nip“, ”2‘. M'_;H:“nm) 'i"""","‘ will; tlll- Nuns tor tln- 'rls- came to‘\\oiicklsk:n s .Iiollse. :lskt'd
till Stew: 1‘ t‘lii'n lIl(-;I.li\\'.'l IIjxll on \'t‘ t *- umnm"! Fm”! l—‘i‘mt' “1 l‘it‘Pl'ilI? I"'- ”V boom 1‘“ "‘1‘“? ‘” M1“ hint (‘0‘313
wlrw-l, ’i‘lu \virl “no tdutvt‘i ln' churn: “HP“. ”1" “with!“ u: ("'Eunn'n‘ ”Hi ”‘33“ HRHW" m ms “1:" ‘
Lu new] found to l‘mit'lin 'lliOlll 141).» ”w “Oi-wink A” SM” MM vulmnul‘ they 51113111 [0.1V Niki?” days mu]
HM “('nhn‘ ‘ ' ' the ('lillrt' [Irocrtds oi which \vc‘rt- to lllilu’f’ a ‘Hl'r‘ll‘ ‘x‘ .-t l‘lnliillllg‘s of plum-s
‘ go to the Arthur A. “Is: it .‘tsMit‘intltlii “l ‘0‘“1- '1 “3" “”1 M“ “OO‘V'JkV'k‘”
‘“""""‘“”“‘“"_‘”"‘"-—‘ llllllll. that, it} IlL‘ ‘.\'t‘l'.,‘.l it) VlllY-qé'. .‘OlllL‘
l Today it \\'i_- :ltlltl-«l that till gltli!‘ mom-y “3 :1 “‘3" “1 DIOD'TI". 3”
i . Would in all Mouthlam ll lhlzn'd lll’idserivr‘i il-‘ll ”"4 would elvm’ him
ilixt ’l‘uvmlli)’ en-nmg‘. it 1'(.'s.'-I'nI--. :is “'hu'i‘ it ““‘ ”I”! “mi it ""0""! h“ 1‘
E‘ . -:\llil‘.:'t_‘:t'l‘ l-denrd Sl‘lnn of ti:- " 11" BMW 1 "" lL‘lit.
Eli-i 1W“ AUT 3 Iiniizhts. snid tho! that was nu‘tn-null‘lw .‘lm‘tgflgf'< Il’umc,
l l l to hint and to tilt llil‘llilitl.\ m' the \\V0i"“l‘l‘ki" “h“: “' lliilzc‘.‘ti;twiltl
; 111ml. Mohair-~15 lici't ltns-v .lnul tilt-m. I'Ii‘li ti "'5'1‘ ‘h-‘ [vi-mp‘iii' nut
I And} Iii-Huh ttll‘ in l»:- Sr' . l1'1\ ”AOHS‘H" ll "“"i “'O'H‘ 1h“ “10““:‘3 Th”
I il:.\I.\"" :I-II'I. .‘IHer. JlII_\' l4.»(lm- find out “- up.” l“:il.1 MMHILI; “I: lolltminu I. l"‘ \V' :1: It) the limit
,umnzin was killed and two other pnr- “lilting to may then. ' ..nd tllt'\\' ml; Etyiu'l :m'i {mortgaged
i.~nll~ m y... Hvlmtlslv inniln'td last night lit-turns ”H, lit‘ll‘i: mxld: “0““. to his places in? SL7” '. ii' l‘i‘OtlSZIlt the
nix-n 11V. rat-less“ t:.zin on tin“ New 'l‘rc-lisurer (sharing ’l‘nrlnv. (,5' {hp-{.0}: mono}: INN“- ""1 "~ m 1‘ CID?“ "‘3“
l \nlk. .\l .\'.il;-.ven .‘li.tI Hartford riliL Ipclinn of eontriivutiuln: and it iv.- >1 tr k-N'l‘lr‘f-l 4m“ 1‘" V‘ ‘l’ '0 in)" 91""
""i‘l ”MW“ 1““ it'll(’ll10"ll"3" ill “I" hoped that a special effort will l!;‘ property. I
‘Jl'llil'l :i\.-:.ln- crossing in [dust llrnin- gttttitifl “"13 ”“1" ‘ltfirml :0 "“"r"
ll't‘l,
’I‘Ilt- ill-nil:
Ans, i- .\l. linirmige. G3. or the
Iioslitlvlnlv- vllfllllt‘l of luston.
'I‘Ilu illirlrt'llz
Mrs. l-‘iznllir ('. Eldredge. liml‘rin-
dull; I‘:i\i-I l". l-thlr-dge. itoslindulc.
(Ilit' 0t tire curs. driven by .-\Il:eit
l ountt oi \\- )lillllilll. \vus smashed to
The. girls attacked the reinforce~
ments with all the energy at their
command. but the ringleadefs finally
The police retired with so bed
‘xC.
laces. lore shins rind disheveled 'hflr’
were segregated and quiet i red:
(Continued on Page Two)
WOMAFFOUNB SLAIN
l.\l.’l'ii‘iiOlth. July 14.——~'l‘h(-
‘on Aug. 10, 1909. for not less than
eight. and not‘ more than 19 years on
.the charge of burglary. ’ " '
NEAR A GOLF CLUB
body
of a white woman. the throat cut. a
shot through the arm. and otherwise
to the city for a short visit \Voieskis-
kin took them to the station. \Vh'u
h.- retuincd he found {lull Yhe [1‘01;0\,’
hud disnmn'urvfl.‘ from tho (*Iozet. fit--
tectives ar- \v0rkin'r on the case.
32,327,000 RECEIVED
’ BY STATE m TAXES
Texas. are the parents of "the prize triplets.“
but. are sure to beat Ruby yet,
,HARTFORD City. Ind.. duly 14.3—-
M persons were instantly killed.
and fizz-ac swore ,serionaig 1an $9,,
MANS?
o
Ruby weighs
_, They are
w-M w
Misswnrrl
limits to e
~ GET Hill SON
After considerable excitement at
midnight. during which demands Were
made both for police protectiOn and
also to prevent a kidnapping. Mrs.
Dorothy “’hite. wife. of Ettinger (7.
White, and daughter-in-law of Elias
K. White. at 7 Van Zandt street. East
NOl‘Wtilk. finally secured the custody
ot her child. which had been kept by
its gi'nnd-fllirents.°and left the city.
About 11:45 o'clock last night, a call
was sent in from Van Zandt street for
an officer to prevent a kidnapping. Pa~
trolman John Roberts investigated
and Was approached by Mrs. “'hite,
who asked protection t'lom her hus-
band and her father-in-law, While she
left the city with her child. as the
two men were trying to take the child
trom her.
Several days ago Mrs. \Vhite. ac—
companied by Dl‘puty Sheriff Edward
(Continued on Page Two)
SIESWAY BUYS—— ,
SEMPLE'PIAEE
Charles Sigsway. of Day street,
purchased today. from Joseph A. Le-
gate. the former Alexander Sample
property on West avenue. First dis-
trict, the sum being paid amounting
to $20,000. of which $10,009 was in
cash. the balance being in two mort-
gages. which the purchaser assumed.
one. being for $7,500. the other for
$2,500..
This is the biggest real estate
transfer to be recorded this week. A
resume of real estate activities for
the past month shows that the sales
improved over last year, but that
mortgage. transactions fell off slightly
from. last year's total. Compared
(Continued on Page Six)
snows FIRED A'r’ PARIS ,
1,331?ch or roman
PARIS, July 14.——(A‘ss6ciated
Press).-——Considerable excitement was
caused during the return of the pres-
idential cortege from the. military
review at Longchamps, when an un-
identified man fired two shots at thei
carriage of Armand Naudin, Police
Prefect or 'Paxis. which was preced-
ing the carriage of President Miller—
covering Limerick City and the Lim-
erick Brigade area has been broken i'}'
the Free State officers who signed it.
and that fighting is progressing.
six Free Statcrs killed and five wont-3.—
"stiililixn
Genarally fair tonight and Saturday.
Barracks at Kilma—lloclg. .
CORK. July 14 (Associated Press).
-—Captnrc of the barracks at Kilmal— capture of the Free State harms:
lock, County Limerick, together with V
the Free State garrison,-
equipment. is claimed in a Replib‘i-
can dispatch issued at midnight.
arms and
The bulletin gives the Caslallies as
ed; Republicans. one killed. Six of
the Government soldiers are declared
to have. deserted to the Republicans.
With Arms and Equipm
Taken by Irish Republic
Free State on;
rs Alleged to Have B c!
Agreement Covering Limerick Brigade , .1-
and Fighting Is Going on—Important M'
ments Against Republicans in’Soutliwe 4
Ireland Is Predicted Soon
Ca perclonisb_ COULty
three hours and that rifles an
in which the Free Staters have? .
Our columns are also operating a
All roads are blocked and com
Confirming previous reports a?»
Limerick."
statement says fifty-four of the
’ ‘ \
rison surrendered after a fight .
The regular Republican mill: lry plies were taken. The sta
bulletin from headquarters at (.‘ion- adds: . ' *
met. last night. lays, the agreement “Our troops now surround Th‘
up posiitons. Fighting is not yet
ported. but an early attack is c .
Kilkennv. the enemy not moving.
cations are now impossible for.
(Continued onI'Pago Seven)
BASTIIE BAY
BEIEBRATIIIN
PARIS. July 14 (Associated Press).
w-Soldiel‘s of France from the land.
sea. and air forces passed in review to‘
day before President Milleranrl and a
crowd of hundreds of thousands of
persons at the Longchufilps race—
course in the annual 14th of July mili-
tary pageant. the chief feature of
Basilio Day. The celebration at Long-
chumps passed without incident. and
the only disorder was outside the re-
viewing ground after the review. when
an unidentified man in the crowd fired
two revolver shots at Armand Naudin.
the PM iyl‘t‘t of Police. neither of which
hit anyone. The. man was promptly
iirl‘CIted.
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IJIS I
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hanged July 21. still is unim’ormu in
granting of the reprieve.
The delay of execution was granted
by the governor on the representa-
tion that new evidence has &nn_- to
light which may throw an eniiuiy
different aspect upon the murder
Oi
James fellas Hankins Arrested
And Charged With T
‘Mr. and Mrs. Ollie G
UNINFilillIIill [If REPRIE '
C
.m. .
\\'i«THEl~tSFIELD .lulv 14'.—- JA t-pli liail and members of his {ain't
A - V ' ; . _‘ y... . “ " ~ _ S e‘
l-‘mile Schulte condemned to hl.‘ ”‘3 1‘? lf‘d‘l‘ln . 0f “rm? it” “:3
‘ , h-rmlnct ct'hl-tte was gout} uni:
his cell at the state prison that l‘tt- So today Schutte thinks M; m
hast) new temporary It-itsv of life. but one week to li‘t. whereas in;
a governor's reprieve extending: to reality he will not now hang‘
Octclrer. The prism authorities. too, l“;ll'. men though further 1 ._
are unntlicnllly informed of the gallon fails to revise the earlier (led
aking $1, ‘-
Make Complaint "Fol ‘
ing a Party at T it 'e
Rooms in W’ater Street.
Hanltins.“ colo _
"waasu
one of the men arrested in the
lloll" case in Bridgeport, several Y
ago. ilil‘l \\ he shot and killed a 99116“.
man thu‘e. was bound over nun
bonds of $1.5M) in the downtown on”
this morning on the charge of robber?
of $115 from the rooms occupied
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Grant. colored. .
in? \‘Va'tcr street. last night. Hankifi:
is also wanted in Bridgeport in. coup
nection with a slashing case there.'
\Yhen arrested by Patrolman Jon.
Reynolds inst night at the Colo
Club on \Vuter street. Flanking“
opened knife in his pocket. on which;
the oil‘lcer cut his hand, and had bees»
Jami-s
.“
(Continued on PalsB Six)
It HANG,
should pay therefore with its life.
eision as to his guilt;
)ils Schutte, who has not
llwr husband since last Januaryhtofl.
States Attorney Ernest. Inglis an
will not testify for Schutte if be &
granted a new trial. Inglis says.
lREPUBLIC/iii WIIIiiEN 0i FAIRFIELII
, EBUNTYH
The Republican women of
'l‘xventv-fifth Senatorial district held a
neighborhood meeting in the Fairfield
Mefliorial library yesterday afternoon.
About 1m,» :it'ellded from all the
towns included in the district Strat-
l'ord. Westport. Fairfield. Easton.
“'eston. Ne'vtown. Shelton. Monroe
and Trumbull. Interested people
from Bridgeport were present even
though the city is not in the district.
Mrs. E. C. H. Sclienck. justice of the
peace in “11523. and Mrs. Minerva
Davis of Norwalk. president of the.
Fairfield Reprblican Women's organi-
zation_ were the speakers of the aft-
ernoon. Mrs. Lcltoy Lewis of Strat—
ford. chairman presided.
In the morning there was a mcfting
BEWARE Ill will
l’lPlENS—SIIE’S
AWlEltEinlMAN
If, some fine warm morning. you
should wake up and find yourself
covered with bites, or itching spots.
don't jump to the conclusion that you
have waded in poison ivy, or that
fleas have invaded the house. or that
you have prickly heat or the hives.
,You are. not.
~ W‘hat probably was the trouble was
a new kind. of mosquito that defys
s ens. mosquito netting and nearly
e ry kind of mosquito chaser.
This young fetter has long black
legs. a wicked eye, a knowing look...
andidroopy wings. and in addition to
all this possesses a stinger that is
guaranteed to bite its way“ through
fl can ., when «manual
. anti: ‘ . nebula?
. w
and. , The man. Who—15.3mm. 2.0 chine-dame. :7 , ._
' . old: mafia... “ H has been making > Wat
the}
BIB [IVEIY MEEIINEI
of the executive board of, the Fall-flog.
rt‘ouztty lcpublican “font-en's Associa.-
tion. after which luncheon was chief-0
ed at the lanuowa. Hotel. .:
The County Association has propose
ed a series of Questions called “Do Y
Know?" concerning the diflerent ofi»
-‘cers and form of government of the
State of Connecticut. These questio ‘
were explained and answered by
Epeakers. Such questions as: “Why
by \V’hom and “'hen is the Repub
can Caucus Called?" were explained.
Those attending remarked that. :suc‘k
questions. most of which they had pat
known. had helped them ' to under-
stand their government better. .
(Continued on Page Eight.)
TANKUSSEEKS
Possum ill
, llllilillltism
Can a gentleman‘s clothing and fl:
nishing store sell shoes and still m,
ly be termed a “goat's clothing .1“
furnishing store? This is a q r» », w
which was argued out this mo ..
before Judge Nehemiah Candee in {If
uptown city court in the case ct
Louis Tankus vs. Meyer Dulberg in
summary process of the plain“
obtain possession of a. store mowed
15 Liain street. 7- ,
It appears that. Tankus sold out ..:
store on Main street. to Dulberx xi _
the. latter a fifteen years lease on' .
store provided. that Dulberg did
use it for any other purpose m
gentleman's clothing and to r
store. Duiberg. it in dissed.
a) line, 05‘. aces. although
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