nomvnm’s
ii )ME PAPER
1
i
i
Lntercil at the South Somali: Post
Office as Second (lines Mall m.
til
.. ' WICKED 1370
Q7111 oner’ s In quest on
Norwalk DrowningVictims
Being Held This Afternoon
Body of John F. Creagh of Union Park Recovered
5 Late Saturday Afternoon—Believed That the
Loss of Cotter Pin on Carburetor of Ford Car
~_ ( aused Fatal Accident—Funerals of Creagh
and Murray Tomorrow Morning, and Parr
Tomorrow Afternoon
BOSTON. July 31 (Associate
rence,
test of endurance.- Mill owners an
. Non»: ilk is slowh rt""(0\0llng today
from the Him: I: of the triple :1 134 (iv
fulfill] lit-still) m-d at 2 .30 o'clock Sub
11.l.1_\' mornine‘ when a l‘ord stdan'
afternoon when the wrecked automo-
hilt- was hoisted from the river to the
slim-r. Examination of ‘the "machlne
disclosed the fact that the carburetor
pears to show signs of weakening.
The 2number of workers idle i
. ”If!Q artident over the week- end 111:1 Main street, owner and driver of the Unlike Hie“ féllowsin Rhode ISM"
l.- yctm‘o- n of the body of John If. m”. :1: “.5.” as one of the victims of and New Hampshire,_whem the strikes ._ - , .. . .. -, , .
_ Trig}, "r 13 T'nlon Park. and the thc accident. to lose control at 'the prefdedhthaltlain Lawrencienby sevsra'l Productionl‘iosiasmtof
5- ”If! “V the time of tho coroner-s m: iclxine- as it tinned from Main street wee 3’ e wrence m wor era
"""05‘1 “'1" 2 o'clock this afternoon into ““411 street —"1 have “0" been'generaily organized. Strike Never can Be Re“
11 the uptown city court room in the
own .\1:.<11n1l1Lv lmll building.
llxr'niruh 11‘,- im'cstfgnlion (‘fmdtlctvd
(former I’hclan found that the cot-
tcr pin. which is used to hold the car-
buretor rod in place was gone. and
\1 r‘mmu 1' John J. l‘hclan, Assistant flint the rod was out of its place on Ice. the one big union. and the Amen the days pass Without 59:“?th 0‘
""‘lh " l‘l“l’r‘.\ C. Stcvcnson and Mod- ~the carburetor. Coroner Phclan's the- lean Federation Of Textile Operatives. the strike which has; prevented the
‘ li\.:llllllt'l' Samuel H. Huntington, ~0r'.\' is Shut Parr was driving the 1713— In several instances. compromise or' production 01' “0‘11 ‘07 nearly four
22.. {1117 m' tho cause or tlm accident fers have been made by mill heads to months. the question of Where this
1111111131 1:. light 11m- Saturday (Continued on Page Te,” their former employes but all were wintcr‘s supply of domestic coal is
turned down. The striking workers of coming from; assumgg larger and
the Pacific Mills rejected a plan where-
by the operatives would accept
twenty per cent. cut subj-1ct to a gen
our Year Old Girl Killed,
Two Wome en Hurt, 4 Cars
Wrecked Toll 1n Milford
Sober hyan impartial committee. Th
(Continued on Page Two)
FAMILIES OF STRIKING MINERS EVICTED FROM THEIR HOME.
Press).——The textile strike in Law-
1in its nineteenth week today,
appears to have settled into a grim
operative: alike have announced ths‘r
they would maintain their ground "to
the bitter end." and neither side ap~
, ”UHSWl llH-mzh the railing of the 1-0-1 which controls the gasoline as it Lawrence because 0: the strike. a‘n
,W‘ ”l ”W“! Midge drOPDing thirty coll-rs the engine had become discon— because at the ‘i‘mmmneWS closing
5.1.1; into the Nora-nil: rchr Two out- “NH“; It is believed that this is down of the Arlington Mills. is esti-
.smmlinz mwlnplnenls in the grue— what caused “'ililam H. Parr of 5283 mated at 13'000‘
and .those afllh‘ated with unions are
split up among three organimiions—~
the United Textile W'orkersjof Amer-
cral retroactive wage revision in Oc-
I
Part!y cloud) tonightnnd Tuesday.
d
.__....T..
The Question... of the Wine
ter’ s Supply» of Fuel Is
Worrying Government
Men as Wen; as Others.
d
D
d
d
gained.
\‘VA sumc'rox. 11c. July 31,—“
grax'cr proportions inthe minds of
Gmernment officials and the public.
Antl1rucite~<is used almost entirely
for domestic purposes, While hitumi-
nous is chicflv used commercially-13
a
e.
(Continued on Page Twelve)
. riine Mary Siege] Crushed Beneath Car Backing
from Garage at Cedar Beach—Little Brother
Also Injured-Coroner Mix to Hold Hearing
M l w o in Hospital After Mixup Caused by
Alleged Reckless Driving of New Haven
Nurse
ii.\ \' LIN,
{H.111
Jul}
Ill'(,'l(li‘ill m-
(il,~~»Sl_1\'l111
Suit-i111: “(1H-
l-ntlivrs.
brother,
He was in a canoe with his
, , 1 , . , John. and two other men.
. , .1“. 1:1 11.1; “L'Q‘li-tllvl r':1:~.u;1ll_\‘li.~:i 'l‘ln- Inttrr l‘tHl‘lIC‘d John after the ca-
.1?! 1 . I HUI; at. :M 11 I t llnru r11"- nos- ox‘crlurned, but could not locate
>“— “I: 1:.i'1r(1« {1' ill 5 ‘01 :ll Its— (ll:\t.i\t-. Sit-[alien “'illlallls of Dan-
raw-u Mom IiMnVI .ing uuc 1cpmt11‘2. lci:~on was drowned in a river 'two
.\:I:::-1 1cl,ng(d Ionr. of }lill-- milcs from his home. At Lake Com~
TC'rl i \1 1-,- I Ill 1d \csterdny when she pounce. Pasquale Cni‘tcro of Plainrillc
Wiltruck lo" an automobile bucking
110m :1 gave-'1 at leaf-111 lfach.:\1it-
orl V\ «I ..l lliumslnu-s. five. of
rirtn- \\ 1.1l:1‘l,\ szlun‘rl. when an
"tr-11ml. ? Hm “Lil-1 he was try—
ing to 1 coin u‘nicl‘. lw 11ml
romu-I. 11-51113. l'lilllui,“ lll oi'
lt‘l-t- I:- Ind oI lIJlll its xvcrlud
'ilm‘ 1.1. Inc. “in 11 hr \\ '15 H.111 l:
I-zlv- m {1:1 his 1.1111112.
fwulnx‘ It-f llaiiforll was
_ 1:.(11. East Haven.
bur-inch of Funny
(lit a or lezut di sense 'u hile in bathing.
Louis lluthmnn 0f B1itlgcport com—
mitted suicide. llV inhalinggas.
.\lII 1‘11}: 11 Jul) 31. —"lhe death of
41 Wk girl and serious injuries sus—
t:h1K-zl In No “omtn besides the
wnckirg‘ of four automobiles com-
pflsv a ti arr-mint toll )fstl I'lll\ It'-
lmlt'mg‘ fi‘mn it ir- most crowded tmftic
m ti: 0 season.
Arline Mary
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Siv'gcl. four-)‘car-old
v
(Continued on Page Ei‘clcn)
tors.
Side-car Demolished in
This picture shows members of a miner's {11:11:13-
Tl1c victims were force-d to take up residence
1.1- publii- I’aL.
:11 huts and improx lsed huts.
)4-
BL'T‘FALO, M.
Y., ‘
legs when the force ot‘ the explosion
fore uprcne vestibiile flo‘or béards.
Another ell jwaa‘ fired upon early I
toda» by five; men in an automobile»
. the police reported. .
reur. KILLED BY 131111
or men modem ram-
BERNE. July 31.—By a sheer drop
of three thousand feet into a crevasse.
three men and one woman were kill—
ed while climbing the Jungfrau. yes-
tel-day.
the bodies.
Guides were
evicted from their homes owned
July 31. -—-Inr14 .
mm: Marian! the‘ bomb and
mine explogone along the lines otfihe
International Railway Company
suited, today; in the asiznment of
additional detective: to rim down the
“terror squad" alleged to be operating
in sympoihy with the striking carmen.
Exploiting under car wheels were
frequent in all parts of the 'city last
night. but most or them- it\‘e caused
by torpedoes. .4111 One instance, how—
. ova-{the police believe. gun cotton or
I nitroglyceriue was used.
' _“shattere'd the car window; and the
crew was stunned. Robert Caution; " "
conductor or a car that. ran into a
"mine" yesterday, was cut about the
A 5- ' ' g:
re-
A
9”
sea rching for
The blast
$311,...- .11...
Sues James
Frank Case-Hayden of New York Says $7,588.20?
was Awarded to Him on Account of Auto-[i
mobile Acadent— Attorney John C. H3
615 New York Is Alleged to Have
Reavis’ in His Efl’orts to Escape Payment. 7
.1
the Judgment '
AHegmgthatJmuSBeamoftheBeamGarxg-glnenof
city, nttemptedtodefrsudhnnoutoftheeeflectmnnfa
him 0111mm 19%, Mby
Supremecourt, ofNewYorkstatefi-mkcasen‘nydm,ut,
of $7,588.20, rendered
Nationals Lose T W0 Colonels
‘~:
by Opera-
Coilision With Automobile
"3:1;ng1‘;“‘§§:t§3££§}§ WESTPURT IIIUIII
I3 INJIIIIEII IN AN
IIIZIAIDII SHAFT
\ 1,1: \1, a"; Hospital. Flees After “Pocketmg” An'
other Machine.
1’111: i;-
" 5 ll:
WM" stamina]
:tutr.mnl,j1(.
in 11:4
‘1'» l'k-r mi.
11_\'
:1 col-
First
7hr» most
. 5 '5", .gjj‘l‘?‘*"“*'l DETROIT, July 31.———1~‘m-
. ‘ . 1i.rv.1l;5.1..,1,1; [gnaw llnth an automobile occupied by the five at-
- -- '--.4 for. ‘lnpp' I: ‘JO \:_ L m I -
' wamgk 1.0311,ij 3:519!" Has FOOt Badly Crushed— oihexlteglatcchiggohdndwxfzssiogrogégdalln
. '1 «km, 11mm mm other Ponce Seek Suspicious front of a Detroit and Pontica Inter-
51.; . 2,50,?“ 3mm: on Man grban car, just, north of here yester-
1-" >'- :1 or o :111’111to- " ay.
‘~’ \ii ‘l-trt- 3'8‘6- 1, ,
.. £113. .111‘5‘1110111 W4... 1.32:.‘iiai‘omlwhws“WAS
‘:-‘-m l-Ling sm-lonslv hurt Chappa, of snuguka' who is (1m- F' 4' Mrs Josephine “Gayago ah sf
mutorcu le .1111} $1.19 car ployed at the Charles H‘ Kemp” tau- Detroit and Miss Marie Fiona aa 1%,
1... mum: in w is demolished {rem on Riverside avenue. had tlzehof Owosso g n,
'Onlol-ik Thn “‘0 me 095 of his left foot crushed this The autom
i-Hziws and abrasions 0c th: morning when it became caught 1n phy’s body ££lgiggnl1¢egrgttefdre§§gd§sueg
-..1 \1‘11e. ”9m“, in th e Nor- the elevator shaft. Carmine has laid the mm for the accident on the
~115pii,s‘..
lfnir‘, who is 19
j-.l.~1:l ne'er, in an
1.} “141' full]€‘l‘.
been working at the tannery during
school \acntion as an elevator boy.
He put his foot too near the edge of
the shaft and the hen»); elevator
came down and crushed his toes.
Ho 1» as taken home and the last news
of him gave his condition as much
improved
Sock Suspicious Person
Dcputv Sheriffs Edgar H. Perry
Years old.
automobile
John Mom-
lision.
DDDDLPH STDLTZ'
"1211.1 on Page Two)
N 1111161 10 1111111
11.11 110111111111-
.Inly 31.—President
5;: or the New Haven
1",1 represent the road
'm-1- 111 New York on
executives of 148
the strike settle-
(Continued on Page Two)
EXPLDSIDN SETS
HDDSESDN‘HDE
CHICAGO. July 31.———A tank sixty
Rudolph Stoltz. before Judge Vos-
burgh in _, the downtown court this
morning. once more charged with in-
toxication, and breach of the peace
and assault. this time the assault be-
‘ing committed on Mrs. Elizabeth J.
Patrick who had been caring tor his.
Stolz's wife. at their Spring street
home, the assault béing committed
H l1
USE-i
"’I1lt1nt I12. I“. Lyon said feet wide and one hundred feet high on Sunday, July 23rd.
_ - ‘ nwunwhiie the New containing thousands of cubic feet all He was sentenced t° thiry day: in
cure to make any gas, blew up today at Twenty-fifth jail for intoxication and to ninety d3“
‘5 .1... Outlook, - and Throop streets. injuring mo‘re Ion the charge on the tumult on Mrs.
‘l
Ilmv Seniority Right“.
‘ 5.1-1; sufl‘lcic-nt assurance
of our seniority rights
1 : 1 \‘m consider rtturntng
.‘ .\I., 1:1 all} speaking for
~ 11 shot men. "The men
1 11 not agrte to go back
- = .1. 1 definite understand-
'1'tl ‘1forr-hand."
EM .1 1".f‘-rn'1tgrl that about
'.-1 strikers have se-
‘f-u’q“ \
- .tinngg On Page 81 I
Patrick, who in court this morning
presented mute evidence of the, heat-
ing that she had received at W’s
hand; which beating tendered her“
unconscious. In addition mu can
were taxed on him.
According to the etory told the
court. Stolz came hornet” at an early
than a score of persons, set fire to a
dozen houses and caused many per-
sons within an area of several blocks
to be overcome by the fumes. The
Games were brought under control by
the fire department.
The cause of the explosion was un-
determined. The top of the tank blew
or: and witnesses said that simul-
caneously a tremendous sheet of flame
shot upward. Milan 1 few seconds
)I‘.
-ll
’ :11
1.;
FDR KILLING DF HVE
. persons
Were killed and one was injured when
unidentified driver of the other ma~
chme, who disappeared after the col-
SENT TD JAIL
hour on 23rd and went 1111911111. Pat:- <
DEMANDS DEATHS
DF THIRTY SDDIAL
DEVDLDTIDNISTS
MOSCOW July 31 (Associated
Press). —Death by shooting, of thirty
of the Social Revolutionists on trial
here. including four women, was de-
manded by the prosecutgz. M. Kry-
lenko. in summarizlnfi‘mthe "evidence
against the defendants. The prisoners
shouted their de..ance in answer to
his accosatlons.
He said there had been shown. link
by link the connections of the de-
fendants with th e various plots
charged to them. including the as.
‘sassinatlon of M. X’olodarsky ‘and
Urltzky, Soviet leaders in Petrogmdun
1918 and attempts to kill Premier
Lennie and War Minister Trouky. ;
TAKE SDDNDINES
fo BALD PASTDDL
Mayor Calvin L. Barton, Corpor-
ation Counsel William F. Tammany,
Councilman George Ingham, 09.15
‘Sielsesterw Weaker. Former :1
William F. Hoyt and Attorney ngeph
J. Innxweiler, ‘ went down hag-5m-
Saturday afternoon in Attomex, Linx'.
weiler's boat. the Reliving, and took
‘soimdings on? Call? We beach. "
These sounding were for the pur-
nose or ascertaining She earl: of M-
State
have
use
Pelt .
11‘
Demccratic-1 party.
in this section to haves. Fairfield
G01 nty rcpreséntative at the head of
the ticket. Judge Thomas’ reply to
N 1' -»
terday,
' screamed
called the police'
The men
McNally,‘
MDWDIST '3 BLAMED‘Judge Thomas Declines
To Be Considered For
Nomination For Senate
1185 “Better Job” on Federal
Bench, He Says—Will See
. That Name ISgNot'Us‘ed in
Convention -—— Democratic
Harmony Attempt Falls
Down.
NCRWALX, July 31.—The attempt
to gEt Judge Edwin S. Thomas of the
teen-at court to rte-enter active pol-
itics, as a. candidate for the Demo-
ér'allc nomination for- the ‘ United
s.‘ Senate. has
Thomas declaring today that he will
in this attempt on
the part of Democratic politicians to
none of it.
Judge Thomas is
lie! that, to follow the fight between
Augustine Lonerg'an and Thomas .I.
Sponge} of Hartford for the senator-
.al nomination to be fought to a fin—
suicide'
would m'e, an
with
(Continued oh Page Six)
am 1‘0 BBB ' '
" BARBG‘S BESIBENGE
NEW HAVEN, July- 31.—:An at-
tempted robbery of the home of C. L.
“Battle. general manager of the N. Y"
149 Fountain,
street. Wéstsjlle. was frustrated. yes-
when police arrested two
“men. the of whom was caught in the
cellar or the Bardo residence. _
Bardo. who discovered the prewlers,
help and -neighbors
&H.B.R..
f0 1'
of this city,
dclumnr 1311qu be
Hart-m. of New York claw m
uni-ester! Sea-e:- Charles .
failed. J udse
seen the be-
for the
a desire also
i
Mrs.
and fill}
ganized with fuel
chairmen and sub-chairmen
that time lists were compiled for each
town showing the number and names
brothers of No.
cided to .Sfie the world and in order
to gain their desire, their enlisted in
the Bax—v at the Recruiting Station lo-
cated in the post
Bridgeport Conn- ,
Thev wexe sent to the training eta-
.1011 at Hampton Roads. \ 3... thus tak-
ing their first steps
They will; be at the training
station for the next eight weeks, and
from there will be sent. to one of the
large battleships which. in a. course
of four \ears, will
touched allthe principal ports in the
V So. at the end of their enlist-
ment. they will have their desires ful-
filled. ‘
wot id.
world.
11111111711111.1113
WANDATA.DN-fDEL
Records of Previous Com— '
mission Preserved by
Goddard.
Much of the data. on the fuel ad—
ministration in
the war. which has been on file in the
Department of War Records of the
Connecticut State Library. has been
. turned over to Governor Luke by State
11111311111 George S. Goddard.
' ether Lake has already sent to Wash-
‘ eras of the
ion
Connecticut
the complete
" '0: file ‘
thfi‘tétate in ammonium a shor—
tage of fuel here during the mine
strike.
readyheen appointed chairmen of the
John M. Wadhains has
emergency fuel commission.
During the War each town was or-
committees with
and at
(Continued on :E’age Twelve)
TWIN DDDTHEDS
JDIN THE NAVY
Root 11.1.1.1. H. Root, twin
24 Aiken street, d'e-
C. , \V.
office lohby *
in seeing
g
The Na»y Recruiting Station
in_ the
- The- {Recruiting Station at
if there are any young
re—
It will interest F.0rgov31n‘s man:-
friends t6 ‘know that he is one of the
iecnfiting officers located at Bridge-
port.
DAlDDLlD DNIDN
CARNIVAL DPENS
Favored by excellent weather the
annual grand carnival of the Catholic
Union Council. K. 0130., opened Satur-
day night at the club house property.
11 West avenue under mest auspicious
conditioils. The carnfval was excel-
lentiy patroan by an extremely large
crowd. all of whom wished to aid in
the construction of the new entertain”
meat and 'athlétlc building which the
K.- of C is planning to erect in the ,-
near future. The financial returns
F or $10, 000 Allegmg
zed .
huffir mmrudmmwm .-
ngitmehgisposeolm mmmtfi'
before judgment agm‘nSt him was rendered.-
‘ (Continued 1111' Sage Four)
during
Gov-
al-
at
the
probably ban 6
at
Bridgeport is enlisting quite a number
of young men in first enlistment rat—
ings and are also enlisting men who
have seen previous service
Navy.
Bridgeport is the nearest station to
this city and
men in South Norwalk that want any
information about the Navy, it would
be; to their advantage to call at the
Recrui 1ting Station and see the
{Cl uiting officer.
S. Reavis
Ten of the flrregnlm Hon,-
ing the Kilmallock Am
Against the Free S .,
Forces Are Killed.
BL.\, Jl WPreeB)
DU 1 uyaaigf 5
killed and seem! W
In View. of comm
and inconvenieu. out” so the Free;
State Government We aim
forence should be patrolled far m
own conx enience.
L} 11 1.11ch. July 31.—}Ten or the:
irregulars holding the W“
against the Free State forces were
lulled in Saturday night’s operations.
=1 is learned and several were a}.
L
lured.
BELFAST. July 31 (AW
Press).——Harry Roland, formerly rep.
reseutative of the Dali Eli-cam, 11111113.
United States, is in a critical com:
lion in a. Dublin hospital, says a. 133-.
1111 message today, as a resend:
wounds received in attempting to
evade capture by Nathan} Amt"
troops. . ..
the dispatch says, was 5
Boland,
wounded at Ska-rim, a fmhing m
to the north of Dublin. “
IRANIIHNSISTS
BERLIN, July 31
Press) .eoFrauce has rejectea ,
many’s request for a reduction in ' ,
monthly payments on the debts gnaw
tracted by German nationals with Air
lied citizens prior to the World War;
.The French note gives the Germ
Government ten daggin which to '
11in that run payments will be coal-.31.
ued in accordance with the Long.
agreement and the decis‘on of the Al-
lied clearing house of am: am
wise certain fixed mm vii: be an"
plied automatically.
A serious View of the French reply
is taken here, ewecially as the not:
was dispatched on the eve of the east.-
ference of Allied Premiers in m
Germanv had asked that the m
house payments be reduced tron:
000. 1300 pounds to 500 .060 m
monthly.
NIlIlIIAlII 120111111
1111 111111
The many events at the Water
sports Carni»al held at. the M
Country club were run din.
fashion on Saturday. handsome am
being awarded the winner at each?
event and honorable mention to £36
second and third place mm 5 ;‘
they were run or!
were as follows:
Girls’ swimming rice. can
Marion 291mg, second Beefy m, 5
Boat swimming nee. m by 15*
Aiusfin, second Jim Austin.
Norwalk Chronicler