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SOUTH NOBWALX. GONE” TUESDAY? AUGUSTr 22, 1922
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM A1211 PARTS OF THE mum BY ASPECIAL WIRE AND _OI?BOWN OPERATOR. ,
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M5 chin-ray tonight; warmer.
inard Cotter Nabbed'
As Rum Runner After
Thrilling Auto Chase
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uni—lull» \1: is shot and kiliui lor being a
",.4iil.1‘v.‘lilg‘ Run, From New Rochelle to Norwalk.
When Shoe Blew Out and Driver Hurt His
Hand, He Was Placed Under.Arrest——-Now
Held in Bonds of $2,000 for Trial Later.
w Tilt (lllilll of Louis “inkle.
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‘sqll- .zlii
Tic‘un .iis (“inure iii' the police.
' "'1 ”luv: thirty-mile chum» tz’nni Nur‘ lu- furnished :1 lfit 01' excitement that
'.- hull-4‘ t4: thm city. “TNT“ lit‘ “119911411: :1 tiurte or 11 motion i‘il‘lm‘t‘ “"‘il’
nun-d only nth-r the truck he wus'lmg and had it not lw-en t'or‘n How
1.1111»; hm! Mum; a shop, in“ 01 aim» of the tlrt's of the truck
"'0 4' '4' ”“59 him“ of liquor was hp “-3; driving. it is pos.~il1le that his
.1 .m 15w limit which “us cou- urravst would nit-‘1' have taken ill-”‘99.
.; in H e 144.43. in! u :tllurities. :md that another load of liquor would
’4 1'5 right wrist was inillrml
“INK which
“HIT! tile or syn-4:1,
U71 til“ i'usi
tin him» out
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infill.
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have been obtained by the thirtsy.
The police first decided to inspect
the contents of (‘otter's truck when
2:“ was driving: thronrzh New Rochelle.
:zml nhmi they approached him. (Tot
ter incrmscd his speed. Through
New llochclly and neighboring towns
tit. truil lcii. null-finally into ("on—
7.141 ticut. culling when the blowout oc-
rured in Norwalk. 4 '
hing Smack Picks Up
Airplane Out‘ in the Atlantic
Miller.
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Ly W
and \Vaicr.
Mechanician
‘1' .mnpson and a Passen-
Safe, but Exhausted
eathcr. Lack of I 00d
”HW‘.’ l‘llitlx'. Aug. “.w'i‘l‘v tlzriw
, v I.” \xnpre‘ lowt .‘l‘l‘ifi-ll :41" limit“
lll‘blll‘ l .‘M‘lllld‘wl‘ (ll: I'u' (it"u'Jl.
I mur‘y tr» My in :1 tl<lxl~ux smut):
. livut‘il. l‘llsizc-l illit! the (‘it\'.
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. ‘ 1.1i-l l:.1_\ i.;.»i unit"
“ T. Smith. (rid 1.11m}: in 1"
1y gl'.\“‘l‘ ~ am 14»: Tm «-
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I . «.1 gums: :.::r r. \\
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.ft' {Hi1 n'r girl '3 Emmi“ 1‘,
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iETTAlY
.‘-;:ri:ulturc Es-
nt $10000.-
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‘Isrlrt CIT'TUZ“.
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REAJUMP
- “mixer Day.
‘14 main-41 three
yesterday
discovered
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South Pros-
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Nathan A.
l‘l'qut‘sted a
in lilo (“RS8 of
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W. in whose
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:1 result of
T~izy and his
I‘lhletsky is
of the state'
5 4'" :1 lac-ml of
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WILLIAM BALDWIN
ERREEITS-BRNR
Can Be
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No Such Party
WAT NMAN RAD
$500 IN SILN
Alleged to have stolen more than
$500 worth of silk undenwn- [rum
Henderson 8: Ervin. l‘lign strezt. Jos-
tph \uola. 26 Chap-é! sheet. a night
w- tel-mar. at the Rocking Chair H1 ll
plant was arrested yesterdaa after-
noon in Sergeant Brvan H. Silk and
Patrolman J. Dorrie}. \'uola is held
by the police in $2.000 bond for a
hearing in the uptown City Court at
9 o'clock Saturday morning. The bond
was furnished by Frank Salvato.
According to the complaint made to
the police. \uola has been Dating
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NR SIGN RE BREAK
IN [IRAL REARLRRN
l’lLiLAlllZLI‘ HIA Aug: ——'l‘he
untl-racite pcch seeking commission
enter-1d :moth r dzn with no Sign of
:1 blt'itlt in the deadlock bctnccn rcp-
rcsu'itath'es of the mine workers and
those 01 the operators. The iitth
se-s ion 01 the contemncc was
‘ stinritilcrl to Marin at 3 1/ ,
lloth gidcs “(re said to halu‘ agreed
to rtstorutiou of the old wage rates
1111‘ ii ntxt \pril 1, but. so far it has
nmuircntl} been impossible to agree
111 an :1 program tor fixing \\ .151; after
that date.
an
iidit ntrd thit atlixe preparations
were being made for a resumption of
production.
\\'.—\'SHII\'GTON. 22.—-The
Aug.
UNDERWEAR °
‘“ Pkocums‘i-uusmr
The Grand Duke Cyril con-
siders himself Liberator or Russia
and announces his intention to re.
store order and the proper process
of law without measures of repres-
sion or mulls. &. 8d-
chart-tn.
EMRRRTRERIES
TARIEE Tl] RE
90 PERCENT
1:( ports trout the hard co’nl tici is; 1‘1!" Lean I‘eads Eight for Du.-
it}; That “bald Protect
Industry Here.
FOUHd 1n Daricn—Money House Interstate Commerce Commit- “1 SHINC‘TON I) (2. Aug: “0“
' . Y . ' .. ice contiuucdni'ork today on the ' ‘ ‘ . . ‘ “
Pl”; .Lp by Re“ 30111 \Vinslow hill proposing crc-ution ol‘ :1 A1‘_“‘ ”RH“ U“ _.h(;n(:b{ fi‘lbiil'fiumt
BOlldlnE Companv. 14‘. «it-ml cmnmissiou to make a swu-p- ““5 “fun”! "min" “may ““h‘m” ,"f
g ‘——-—~—- . ins: investigation of the Coal industry. tin \IUTMI‘Z'YLE”33:2: |.:i:im4:.[1.tlfl.ll:
Willimz ”Why” 0. “”3"” pom“ llvpulJimu memiwrs hoped that thc y‘urru‘: ‘Wiumpd :iutit-s '0; $.11“;
.1- l- . I “wk“, ut ”H, Sr“. Hm unsusure iwould he reud)’ for tirescn— a?“ (3'1; emilrmllvrit-q '
,3 .1}, .I 1. , .1 E, ”s: :w s, _ tutinn im ;1\'. H‘ H ‘7 TE... ..~' -. . _
l. . mm. Hg“: Haiti l‘u’rf". 31.]: 35%.. Chairman Norah called a meeting of “:‘f "LA“ rt“? :31. ,t(.u‘l',"m; it‘ll? Ilml‘
luv .4.'< wiz-zi l» tulle-41 tn {illllt‘Itl‘ in "‘ 1'01““??? ‘0. .11tl.l(t,‘lctnt1 “Shift .d
1l. .‘\'4 v: l:m~h~ ll» court this mornin': (Comiuucd on Page Three) :‘IIE’ElTrlt‘llllint "1 “it “3‘ “N43 1:. 10-
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.7. “2‘~\;t14i:14ml;. 3’ m‘utm- M :1 ”01mm“ ' Senator George McLenn‘ m (Tun-
.l:.lx.i\.._;l,‘- was (li‘it' (ll. l‘it’tnen men ARREST D M CRAT necticm led the fight “4),. 1M :‘zllvs
l'i'ltxl'li l-y ill" NV“ liot'llvllv police i \l‘l’llcll. he said' pore (’E'qmjm” 'int‘
in .1 “l" rtnculrlr mid on tho «lock or . , . the preservation m. the industry. The
:3:— lln- 'llat171.2;1il‘nmf‘utiv.zit New T Exec. and cmtvroniery industry 9‘
immil .li. I‘ist Sdilll‘llil‘. nmrninp'. when Lutilit-CJCUT, how cvrfir)‘ Rm! 1hr“?
lu-u’u r sulpr-huscr l\\'lll(‘ll hull llil‘ll ‘ 0‘th states, it is declared. ‘8 in. a
winner“ 11 11.1., 1, “mm “m, nnmul the Fr-Hmks plight because under the. l n-
"l'..l hutvllit‘l' with wet grinds \ril- Vi _-- WW- 'h’unflxx duty Of 6'" per CHEL tad
t.4...4....-.-...l Elm {ity Man Accused Of'W-Iww 1: is 1.41an smmugwi “4m.
'1' ' ~13 y»: 2.“? H. 4‘ ‘ ' _' . _- v 1‘: Q ‘_Q suit any: compellt 1'21 trim] European
in in : .llill" 3111111113, “Ilizerlfi‘NEih'l‘ henio‘i ”1L 1“!"‘0 Of “all 1‘“ 1' ”5"“ CWPTOFT"? Chm“ l3l""‘~
i4: _ . r i2.i"l‘1 'i'l14 ‘1‘ :1 .1:.1,~}mw fled ETECTDY. \l:.1-:. ..r the Amtnczm lucv plants
Lil. how- \11'. “Mind (\rlminzitiml mid ~~ .._._- l‘vzxv soul: into the lmzzdx ut‘ l'!"‘L‘l‘.(‘l'F.
1.141 11.44 grand jury. T‘Jl-I\\' it \‘i‘inI\'. .111; -_. 41:11:. '1 “H ""5 W“ ""‘m: ""“wy “”1 5””
Atrial-.41 Klurtimo r (i‘lzrirn. who A. ilnrrinuton. vimnucruln 4i411111)‘ 1‘--;« “1h...” are way-If“? only PM” “mm. .
. 1 :4 4. 1i l'u- [T.~' th'lirlltli‘lll5. “Rizal islrul‘ 04’ Vottrs inn. was :lrrlqi 1} Ti h" (‘nllnt‘t‘llt'ltt 1mm am} (lm‘EHH'LE
inI ‘ i ' 1 WM M‘ 4\ ll'rnrs i>1- She‘ll Elusz night on n Wurruni lbxil'fll l1_\' \s i‘r“ industry “Tum“? H dilly .m 12.1.
l-- ‘1-14 lfu 4411 howls m: 1:1:‘21 (.t‘ lh“sist:1nt CK’X infirm-i E”? :14 l‘ i 1.1‘ 11.1“” e nt. all “Harem. but It is oil.
P," ‘ H) “1"!" “UMP“ “Ti" i1\'- on €“llzlruls n’ TENTH“. 1r rulltitiu“ 5m litu'it (‘zm gz-t “GUM: profitulfiv
‘l'h 1' :15 '7‘ “lid 11".” H!" ”it” 112".“ 0‘ :1 .~ lw'nfli ii «invtur (in ll‘r “.1 1}“‘uvs Ol' 75 EMT FOUL. .(‘rE 1:“.le
lvt {n-(uiilr-(v‘i !1(‘ivt\i‘e- ihv‘. lllllllnl‘. H4“. ’l'lEil h: }.,:i. rd 1” 1;“ till] 1“. DEV t‘i..'. bud’ullll‘fiiiit.TIFF.
IVJ‘. . .. _ . . “'1 first tin». (1.,7- ;,]1:lig;.,n “f ll-i' __ ‘ . . ‘ ,
. l>\'l(t Attvym-i 1.0“» _, ({‘utlirnl mi 0:: l '1 Tilt-c)
" m \‘.;1< lll">’"”i.13illl {istkml ll1(_i kind has L‘N‘n lflli' n 4‘l‘ ”14 (\llit‘tll‘li' _..-- _’ ___
. . l-mulr l4- l‘m-;‘.»ilul nut! that the or a political “m" ““3 "lib-“"3“ ”149-"
Will's“: 1w llrltil‘ilti to arrest the then fig. recognized “S “ ENS! “is“ hy “(”3‘ VENT) ?fi Eflgfiffijflg a
(ll 51:119. 'i‘i. bonds for the l'it'tm-u ticinns hm.“ “l“ txr-rrss- l "l”“l‘m I1
nun nu :w furnished by :1 New York [sew-m5“ to h“ ”3511 01371 T arrests mzt
)miulimr ccmpun)‘. the name of ”M'follnw. i;
.mnlmni' not twine: monit- public. Ti" “Elli is one of low: sizinvlinc BHHNL
Ti 1.x in Tic-u ll it)‘ the New Rochelle TWTWW‘H Edward I‘. Kuiliuc. former
l411ii1‘1' l‘.1:-i S'.‘\‘i't£l‘. fittitimm mums roaistrn: oi voters. and Thomas 1'). _-—‘——4———
m H4 1mm. and that " ‘nldnin who Cuhiil. the im‘umlunt nhn is 1114» rm- itiulmgpon'lx Comm. Aug. 22.~
(1r scrim-cl himself :15 an in\entor. also ornizul hr-ml (4.” the 10.3.1 ”arm-ratio “Tapped in mm. slain With their
~...\4» .1 l‘ii-iilimzs manic. No truce omorirnnizntion. (‘mmh- Sly-rat: 'J‘IIOmijfi’ligtr‘kx to out? another and with their
UYUT‘H" lll' illillfllllml‘ COMM lw {011134 7.. ieiily. who is Sukin': renomina. skulls crushed as if by some brute.
in ““1"” lion. i?‘ Said to have projertod himself fut-co. Professor \\':lrren King Moore-
-—-——--—-—-«—-——-—- into thr, smmbmt» by nppnrvntly ink- hl‘ur] director of Archaeological Sur~
' ' ing side-s with the Heating faction. \‘l-y 01' New England for Philips
WILL MAKE PAYMENT It is from this snurmx um: the cm“- \("u.1 m) Amimt-r. Mass... and
plnint comes stlint tin nnnjps of nearh t‘2'1rtimologist oi J]:.il0ll{ll re pute. dis-
3 U'“ n: “ applicants haw» liar-n ir-ft Off (in 11 ed the skeletons of too prehis—
toric Indians, snuawman and squnw-
RN SMRREHAVEN .
CLUB PRRPERTY
A committee was appointed last
night following the report of the com-
mittee on ways and means. ofr the
propos3d Shorehm-en Country Club, to
miss: funds to make a first payment
of $85,000 on the Shorehaven proper-
t)“.
The committee appointed at last
night’s meeting which was held in the,
R0) at James consists of the following.
W'llliam P Eno. General Russell
I rest. Judge Henry W. Gregory.
‘Vllliam P. Crawford “’illiam Vi. IA-
brand Mayor Caitlin L. Barton and
Almiron H. Cole.
The meeting last evening was well
attended and considerable interest is
shown in the proposed club.
DABENRESID
IDENT
SHED FOB $2,500
Damages of $2. 500 are asked by the
Central Trust company in a suit filed
today against E. R. Hollander. prom-
inent and wealthy Dar-ten resident.
The suit is returnable to the Supérior
court at Bridgeport on the first: Tfles.
day of September.
It is alleged in the complaint'that
the defendant borrowed 82 000 from
the plaintiff on a note which was ac:
paid upon maturity. The handsome
Hollander estate in Barton was at-
.ached by Deputy Sheriff Nelson W.
Benedict. who served the Tapers in
the case. 4
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.nrovin: that he
of $500 which were furnished by City
to he: a Renting adhere :nt. It is claim-
ed by the accused. who admits
taken and left off a number of names.
that these are all men
wan voted with the republican: n: til-i
last. primary election.
dent organized a rescue party and de’.
They had started the ascent of the
Oldenhorn which rises 10.250 feet,
thr list end that scorn: of old \otcrs'
names haw bun taken off either iiv
thr registrar or his drouti. The
present complaint was made by \Vil—
linm A. lchrath. a qualified elector
of the 25th ward. who claims that
his name has been taken off the list
although he claims to how evidence
was a dcméFrailc
voter a Font ago.
Harrigan wm‘ released undcr bonds
Comptroller Arthur I) said
Hill It n.
havin':
and women
FALL 500 FEET IN ALPS; .
FIVE CLIMBERS REVISED
GENEVA, Aug. 2.—Three 'young
men and two young women, who were
all roped together but without a guide.
fell from a high Alpine elevation of
500 feet to the valley beneath.
Other climbers who saw the apol-
9
scended a ravine in search of the bod-
ies. To their surprise they found all
five of those who had fallen only
slightly bruised and frightened by
their fall; A'cushion of soft: mow pre-
vented the party of five‘ {9:1 disaster.
and had lost their way.
." ,
Real estate transactions dicing the
week include the transfer at 113: out
Nor-walk tann of Zeiling
Eider Leta-man. Part oi: the We}:
is in Daflen, while the", We?
womn r1. while conducting archaeologi— .
cal work at Laurel beach at the
mouth of the llousatonlc River, a few
mi. cs from Bridgeport The startling
find was made \‘Vednesday. August 16
and news of it leaked out slowly.
“I-‘xerything points to the. discovery
of a prehistoric tillage." Professor
Mocrchead declared. “For some years
past I time been working in Connecti-
cut. I have worked especially along
the Housatonic River and I have
made some startling finds there. I
(Continued on Page Six)
ASNAITER THE
NU NlUX MEAN
GUSTO“. Tex” Aug. 22.——A near
rlo was queued here last night by
Superintendent of Police Gordon Mur-
phy, when James. E. Ferguson. tom
er Governor of Texas and candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
United States Senator. assailed the
KuKlux Klan in a campaign speech
Ferguson had talked less than tit-
teen minutes. and had launched ‘an at-
tack against his opponent in the run—
off primary Earle B. Hayfield. when
he Wig a. deft at the Klan. declaring
it was. by "Paulina! hi-'
Half of the audience left
32.,
22.-‘—An
. , Edith Huntington-
Spreckeis wakefield, first wife of the
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug.
offer by Mrs.
late “Jack" Sprockets, California.
millionaire“ and herself prominent
in San Francisco society. to “buy" an»
other woman's husband from her for
$100 a month for the rest of’her life1
came to light here. today. and is ad-
mitted by all persons involved.
. The husband, whom Mrs. \Vakefleid
lS credited
"tiny.“‘is Rodney Kendrick, a non-s-
paper artist. The wife. who is‘ ill
and admits she is “considering"
7’ (Continued on Page Three)
NTTNESSEN TEST .
RE FIRE PUMPER
A test of the Ahrens- F0\ fire pump—
or at \‘l‘ oodmere. L. 1., was witnessed
yesterday. afternoon by the members
of the committee appointed ‘iy tinyor
Calvin 1.. Barton to secure nixis. 'etc..
tor a new pumping engine in this city.
The committee_ consisting of Councils
man Joseph R. Taylor. Councilman
Clarence Brown, Fire Chief Marge
Bogardus. Sylvester \V‘. 'Brotherton
and Ellis Howard. wsut to \Voodmeré
)‘estm‘rlay.
The engine. although it is rated for
614: gallons :1 minute. pumped 3'50 gai-
lons a minute for two hours and thir-
ty minutes. It has a speed of between.
4.3 :1 lid 50 nules on a straightaway and
(:r do most any Norwulk hill at. 30
traits an hour.
If this pump is selected the cost will
he “fell inside the appropriation of
Stalled it was said by members of
the committee. Tomorrow they are to
go to New Canaan. where they will at,-
tcnd the test of the Seagrnrcs pumper
in that town. Bids for various ma-
chines have been asked for. onc of tho
committee incmiicrs said this morn»
m2. ‘
111111111: RRRER
19131111111111
Thirty-Third Annual State
Camp Being Held in
South Norwaik Today.
(filters are to lrc cit-c1131 this ailer-
1.rh:1 1:1 the tl:iri_\-ti1i1ri nunuul (‘ump
we Iiu- Hui“ onier (11‘ the Patriotic 1.1--
ll l Suns of America. which is lnccling
in South Norwulk today :1? lied Ellen's
Hull. \‘i'uslliniz‘ton street. as the guests
of \Yasliiuirlon Camp. No. H.
The morning was dcxnicd to the
nomination of Officers the reading oi
reports. an address of “(it"Ol'llC in tin
an or Mayor Calvin l. l'nrlon and
1111 usual toutinc business.
At noon adjournment was had to
tine I-{oicl Mnhackctno. where the dei-
. of whom there are about 75 or
100 in town today .cnjoyed (“inf-“FL;
Alt 2 this afternoon the sessions
View again resumed and there was
balloting for the election of officers.
and also forthc selection of the city
for ncxt year‘s camp.
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IN 1131 1111111
,The parc‘el post automohile driven
by Arthur Casey figured in an acci—
dent “yesterday, afternoon on Van
Zandt street. in front of the Mayflow—
er Hook and Ladder Company's quar-
ters with an automobile driven. by
‘Wilt‘red Taylor of 12 Fort Point street.
about; 2:30 o‘clock. Taylor's car being
so badly damaged that it had to be
towed to Austin’s garage for repairs
while the parcel post car was only
slightly damaged.
According to Taylor the. car driven
by Casey pulled out suddenly in front
ofehim without Casey giving any
warning. and the front of his (Tav-
lor' a) car struck the left front of 1‘ s-
ey's car.
MATRR ERUEEIEE
lcgules
AFTER RRRTlEfiRENS
Jonnsrdwx. "Pm. Aug. 22.—-'rw'n
arrests on charges of drunkenness in
the last two days indicated that the
Johnstotvn flood of beer had not sub-
sided today but Hum- Joseph Caut-
fiel, who issued a proclamation
real beer must be said. was :1:
i
with having offered to,
the '
in New York City
CHICAGO. Aug. 22.——Walkouts by
tralnmen on the Southern Railwai re-
sulting in tieups 1n \orth Carolina:
bombings. beatings and investigations
of alleged wreck plots markcd pro-
gress of the rail shopmcn‘s strike.
while efforts to settle it hung suspend-
ed pending the New VYork meeting to-
morrow of the rail heads and leaders
orthe Aransportation brotherhood;
mediators for the striking shopmen.
Eight companies of State. troops
were on duty‘today about the shops of
the Southern Railway at Spencer. N.
C.. where 1.70.0 men are out. and
about the post office at Salisbury
three miles from Spencer. The troops
at the post office were requtstml l'r
Postmaster A. H. Box den “no alleged
that open threats had been medc to
hitch a post office clerk .
Tenseness prevailed in the situation.
at Spencer. but was broke a Dr arrival
of troops. Tiainmen. swilchmcn and
clerks held a meeting at uhich the
decided to defer mo tug trains until
SOuth'el’ni Railway Men i: .7
Tie Up Lines Within
State of North Carolina
Bombings, Beating and Investigation of Tran:
' Wrecks Continue in Many Places——Thifil
Conference of Ra way Executives Will Open
omorrow.
~ i
late today. when another meeting wilt
to be held to decide wh ether tbé wink.
out. was {0 be permanent. All tr'ain‘u"
arriving at Spe ricer after-
over the So
one exception.
At Atianta thirtiafiz‘e extra (7.13M
States marshals were on duty in, 31% _
valiant, "
Southern Rails» 5 lnman
where resterday a negro was psi-hay.
fatallr insured and nine othérs severe-
ly beaten. A path“ of men was re-
ported to have atta': kei J. P. Fesstér. j
late '
a boilermaker. at Birmingham.
last night near the Louisville ani
Nashville shops.
Traffic on the Louisville—St.
igeneral superintendent of the Western.
6! Hahn. and representative of the
“Big Four" brotherhood: orient ‘ ‘
(Continued on Page Eleven)
TWR WATERBURT
WRMEN TRUNR REAR
WATERBITRY. Aug. 22.~~—-'i‘wo wo—
men “ere found dead here today. one
from SulCltl‘ and the second under
mysterious circumstances. An autopsy
“as ordered perioimed on the body
of Catherine O Brien ’antlllo, 26.
formerly of Boston. Mass. whose life‘
less body was found in bed at 1?
Ridge street. John McCormick. uni
Maiden, Mass. is held for the coroner
in connection with this particular
case. The. cause of - the woman's.
death has not yet been determined;
One theory is that alcoholic poisoning
caused death. The. police cl aim Mo-
Cot’mlck had'been living with the
wotnan for the past four weeks. The
second cast- called to the attention of
examiner was that ol‘
Grumman’s F all From Truck
I Accidental, Coroner Phelan Says
Witnesses Testify to Beta:-
ing Works E mploye
Standing on Step and W8
Thrown Oif When Whoa,
Struck Trolley Rail.
Coroner John J Phelan. at the coo-a
Clusion of his inquest into the dam
of Frederick Burt Grumman, aged 58.
who died at the horwalk Hospitai
early Sundzn itcrning from a fracture
of the base of the skull said that hf
could find no criminal negligenwcn
the part of anyone. Grumman fell
from an automobile on Saturday att-
K
i‘l'f‘V‘fill.
\Titnesses yesterday were Mom
Examiner Samuel H. Huntington.
F llll’lli J. I‘itzmautice of 14 FoltPoint
' n :. not 1 —=.}4rtss of the eccident;
Frank J. Bogdan}: a driver, at the-
Central Fire S ation. WHO was another
me at itnt gs and James McGan-s of 59
Van 32711th strtr-t drixer of the aut‘l
truck 1‘1 cm “hich Grumman felt-
the lilediczil
Mrs. R053: Holden. 35. 0F 7‘3 East
l‘urm sirvet. who committed suicide
by hanging! herscii‘ in :1 small store-
rorm: at her home. Her lifI-lcss lzo4ly
was lkscox'crcd by her niece.
.—..._
iRlTAN
no
—A ccord -
NH“: HAVEN. Aug.
in: to an announcenunt i551 :44‘: by
President lit rson of the \‘(w “.1an
r0 Hi. an ngrt cmcnt has been re :ichecl
irretwctn the railroad company at:
the men who did not :0 on strike my;
those 0111;110:1141 to fill \uczzmcits re—
sultinr‘ ,. item the shopmcn s strike.
Them inert 1.1m formed emplo3es
:issoci: .inn called The A: socintion of
Merimnicnl Department. emplnyes,
New Iinw-n System. The. association
according to the announcement; has
been formed under the advices of the
Railway Labor Board. The rates of
pay agreed upon are both higher and
lower than the former fiat scale of
the labor hoard, providing more
liberally forwork requiring greater
Tuned as to the
NEW HAVEN RRATT WRRMERS
Huntington who tea——
injuries. Grumman was.
rxcqfiion of D1.
(Continued on Page Three)
ZE NEW ASSRETATTRN
which requires no. skill.
\EW’ HAYES. Aug. 21—31136: local.
Drnocratic political fight, which has
been mo“ ing more intense in the last
few days. reached a climax today.
when the listed electors of the. part;
went to the polling places in each at
the thirty-three. wards in the city, t1:
cast their'x‘otes in the primary can-
test. '
The battle
within the Democratic
lines is between two factions, we;
headed by Thomas L. Reilly, o!
Meriden. sheriff of New Haven, com.
ty. and Edward P. Keating. county
jailer. The other group is under'the’
leadership of Thomas E. (hhili,
Democratic'registrar of voters and
skill and efforts. and restricting that
Gutzon Borglum of [Stamford is
completing preparations for the re-
fsumption of work on the. Confederate
imemorial moaument of the east side
of Stone llrlountain in Georgia. The
work was interrupted by the would
.War. Mr. Borglum. the sculptor, who
was engaged b) the ‘71 nited Daugh'l-l‘s
of the Confederacy. under whose: «15-
plates the monument is to be hewn out
or the face of. the great monolith has
already returned to Atlanta and is
shaping his plans to. take up the work
where it was left oft? when Uncle Sam's
demands incident to America’s entr':
into the World War temporarily halt—
heroes of another day.
Mr. Borglum. is having a, specially
designed lens ground for the projec—
tion of figures of increased size against.
Ehefide or the hinge mass bf granite.
by means of which. with a powztgnl
light. photographs of models may in»
mm the {ace of 11:6 inma-
ed completion of this memorial to the,
~ or the mountain to provide 3 mm
(Continued on Page Three)
RRRRLUM PLANS RESUMETTRN
[TN CRNFETERATE MEMRRTAL
erful enough light," he said. 4
Carving will begin either at the
head of General Robert E. Lee or the;
settled which.
A crew of men has been at work
for several weeks extending the scat-
folding to the point. on the mom
side, where will rest; the ‘y-lmcim
group. and various electrioal endgam—
pressed air apparatus also has arrive»!
and is ready for installation. Hr. Bat»
glam said.
The project calls for the carving is
has-relief on the nearly per-penal“
side of Stone Mountain of a com
monumental panorama to comm
iate the heroic deeds of the Cannot!”-
t
gigantic sculptured figures of martini
houses titty 61- more feet in m.
with all the paraphernalia of var.
The mountain side and an extensive
tract Orland on the Mattie”!
gather satisfied with th
from the dry enrol-m
ebni} ting. one man was seriously i T0631; he
1;: a. fight which followed in city ord .
‘ - ’ authority to
of the bdldinz-
park MW chtoviewthe am
.1.
midnight ‘
tt‘:crn we re tiei up. pith
Accordion to the Witnesses. with tb‘
Louis 1»
diiision of the Southern Railmy will .
ihe tied up completclx at 12:31 O‘clock '7
1Thu1 :dav morning. unless B. G. milk,
of President Davis, but it has antigen . '7
ate armies. This Side of the uncontam.’ 1
affords space for a mile or tune (it,
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