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the car had skidded site!" the brakes
were applied.
Allen 13. Gregory. of Newtown ave-
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W m was taking him home. He'
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and that the latter applied the brakes . ‘
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Edmund 1?. Hyatt, of F
rs when he heard the crash. no
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Hyatt did not add substantially to the
evidence tiresdy given.
The last witnen was George 1-‘
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[owned by nie brother, John Ryan. 3311'.
Ryan said that he was taking Gregory
to his home. He was going north on
East avenue at 15 miles an hour when
he saw the boy 100.11 up in front of
him He said that he tried to stop
as the car skidded. He said that
he had taken the boy to the Norwalk
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the machine were in good shape and
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signed Saturday evening and shortly
afterward his grand vizier telegraph-
ed all the foreign representatives of
the Sublime Porto to leave the capi-
tale to which they are accredited and
At this point. Coroner Pheian start-
ed to sum up the situation. He point-
ed out the fact that the automobile‘
was being driven partly in the trolley
tracks: that Ryan had seen the boy"
wtllln a distance of fifteen feet:1hnt
the car was going at 15 miles .111 hour
and had skidded 26 feet. Coroner
Phelan wanted to know why Ryan had
not turned to the left and gone around
the boy. and further why. with the
- equipment or the machine, that is the
lights. in the best of condition and
complying with the law. he had not
seen Crew until the automobile was
within fifteen feet or the boy.
In answer to the questions, Ryan
rte-affirmed the fact that the car was
only going fifteen miles an hour on
said that the car had skidded because‘
of the net pavement as the result of
min. This fact. that it had rained
shortly before the accident. was
brought out by other witnesses. Ryan
said that the Crow boy was so low.
suntcrl as he was on the little wagon
pushing it along wtll ont foot. that he
didn't see him. Ryan seemed some-
ulmt dazed still as the result of being
imolxed in the totality. Regarding
the passing automobile. Ryan stated
the lights might hate blinded him
nightly and that the car passed lust
prcxious to the accident. He said
that thou-c were no obstructions in the
road and that there Was practically no
traffic.
Coroner Phelun. in commenting the
case.
Ryan had not seen thc Crow boy be-
forc he did “iii: thc headlights of
the automobile in working order. He
said that Ry .111 should blue 5091: the:
boy fil’iy o’r scvcnly- five feet away. He
further stated that Ryan could have
turned to ilu- loft and molded the
boy nitogclhur He further stated
that he could not undcrstuml “by the
machinc 11nd skidded twenty—six feet
when only proceeding at 15 miles an
hour.
From the next few minutes. Greg'-
ory and Ryan together with Attorney
Richard H.1‘1’eiand,who appeared for
Rian. endeavored to explain the
skidding and why Ryan had failed to
see the boy. Coroner Phelan then
closed the, hcnring with the remark
that he uouid hand down his finding
either Thursday or Friday.
' lNationaIists Forces
Seize Constantinople;
Ask Allies to Leave
(Continued From Page One)
' -fi'0m the city and served notice that
1:111le or American sailors would not
be permitted to land from their war-
ships at Kemniist perts except by spe-
, cial permission of the Angora Govern-
_‘rment.
, An extraordinary meeting of the al-
‘slled commissioners quickly assembled
.to decide what stand they should take
:in the quickly altered situation. deter-
mined that they would refuse catam-
icaliv the Nationalist demand for mili-
tary evacuation“ of Constantinople by
the allied forces.
Along with the demand for the de-
parture of allie‘d troops, the Turkish
Nationalist Government. in an addi-
-tional note handed. to the allied com-
missioners by Hamid Bey. asked that
the Turkish railways in Europe and
Asia. which are under temporary 8:"
"lied ‘controli" be hauled over to the
Angora Government immediatelx
_ Over the week end the Nationalists
'buc up against the» Miles. not only
umugh mittenmot‘es. but? in“ a»
, show of physics: power delve?! “I"
.a seeming disregard for the :' agrees ’
. ments in the Mudonia convention that
recently ”brought an end to my 1105-
, tilities in the Near East. Turkish 8'9““
Mes have now In
known as neutrg .
a in: into the Chen _
.; la few weeknng’o'mgn
selves in to prev' 1:
trinity
d
’imposing building.
said that he an“ no reason why '
hand over their archives to represen~
tativss of the Angora. Government.
In Angora the religious committee
or the Assembly is hurriedly trying to
choose the person it censiders most
qualified» to d the Osman Throne
as caliph in succession to Mohammed
IVI. Meanwhile the Sultan still re-
mains caliph in the view of the Na-
tionalists and Retest Pasha has served
notice that'any attack unmet his per-
son would be regarded as an oflense
against the Moslem religion. Yester-
day tens of thousands swarmed in the.
streets near the Yildlz Palace. where
the Sultan is ensconced. and many
hurled vile epithets at the tottering-
ruler hidden behind the walls of the-
Armed allied sol-
diers prevented the so as masses
from getting too close to the place
where the Sultan resides ‘
:The weiicr of week-end changes in
the control of Constantinople has
brought about great consternation and
turmoil. All the Christians seem in
great fear of a massacre.
The Turkish populace in Stamboul
and in other quarters of the Sublime
P0111: has for two days and two
nights been celebrating the change in
government. At One time the demon-
strations became so wild and so po-
tentially dangerous that allied soldiers
had to fire upon the mobs to dispel
them Several Turks were: killed by
fthese shots.
The celebrations were touched off
Saturday night by Rafael. Pasha.
Speaking from a balcony to a crowd
or several thousand. he declared that
the hour of film liberation of the. cap-
tive capitol had arrived. He warned
them to deport themselves with dig-
nity. l-ui from that ’moment on agreat
many of them did not do so.
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Many of those who watched the
zpopular waves of enthusiasm breakingi
into dis Holders. expressed fear that the;
:clammoa: 3 unless of the people might!
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1“So far as ea: be learned todav the.
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