w
‘1
lino-loin
, 223811111. Conn. lay til-—
i . eva article of clothing snoopi-
torn from his body Peter
closer to the machine. All
“has taken to st. liary‘e Hospital.
‘ ”awoken left arm after he
‘ ‘fl‘beesme entangledlnan ironing
while working in a steam
here. An Xcray is to be
‘ to determine whether or not
are any internal injuries. M
We sleeve We entangled in
“Of the wheel of the machine.
his arm into it and drawing
meta clear to ice machine. All
h —'elethlng became entangled in
‘ of the machine. tearing all but
noes eompeltely from hb body.
‘ ”uh. P. I}. (Ziommlssion.
Warnnsunr. Com... May up—
Thomas I". hicdrsth today
public a letter sent by him to
rd 1'. Higgins; of Connrctieut
Utilities Commission. in which
to took the «named» to task for
illoged failure to investigate the one-
pon trolley car situation in Water-
burr. He calls attention to posts?-
Iav's fatal accident in North Square
tad reminds the commission that it
m'roquested by the local boards of
eldermen and Public Safety. after
us fatal accidents. to make an
Investigation of the operation of one-
man cars in this city. The Senator
threatens that unless the Commission
now takes immediate steps to inquire
into the situation here, with a New to
“ding tlm citizens relief. he will
introduce in the ieglvlature a. resolu-
tion calling for an investigation of
the commission‘s alleged neglect to
ICC.
Pear-h Drop 0. K.
ANBONIA, Conn. May li.-——'l'hurs-
any night's freeze did not effect the
fftlit crop. in the opinion of lichael
colernan of the Big Hale-Coleman
Orchards on Gerat Hill. Oxford. hir.
Coleman stated today that an examin-
won or the orchards did not show
any frost damage to Clint" peach or
apple trees.
Car 0. K. As tjstml.
WATERBL'RY. Conn. Hay 12.—
Jmh P “'adhamo of Sew Baum.
s-istnnt engineer of the Public Util-
ities Commission. and Coroner John 'I'.
lonssui of this city yesterday after-
noon examined the one-man trolley
Mr which yesterday struck an ice
wages in North square. tried Joseph
Williams. the driver. and "needy
injured Edward Harnessey. a helper.
According to Coroner Ionmnl today
both the ire-clerics! and electrical
with theirownvtewofthatanvsm.
ughtpsgmoooststned‘a complete
list. of the names of contributors to
the fund. Thosnlllw proceeds from
the sale of the paper go to the fund
asdtheoftieial newmoys. wearing
mwmaftyofthemacturess
promiseatbunlnonsmenandwoo
whowsreostheatreettfls
morningiatheratntodispoeeoftho
vices. Arthur 8. Barnes. the publisher.
gave the ”Per and ink. and the
Brutel and Plainville Tramway com-
pany furnished the current for light
and power.
By Train.
ltrsck
‘I'OBRINO‘I'ON. Hay 13.—Edward
Fieldman. 85 years old. is in the
Charlotte Bungsrford hospital here
with a fractured skull and pomihle
internal injuries as the result of hb
truck being struck by a train at the.
Daytonviile Cromlng on the Winches-
tor road late yesterday. "the train.
southbound. struck the truck in such
a manner that the chassis was knock-
ed under a trestle. but Fioldman. pine
ned by the top. lodged on the pilot of
the locomotive and was carried about
130 yards.
When the train stopped. he was
placed in the baggage car and was
brought here. being removed to the
hospital where he was treated by Dr.
'I'. It. Ryan. no nmy recover.
Horse. Blind Tiger.
NEW HAVEN. Kay lI.—A horse is
to be sold May 2‘ here under the
order of Judge Ii. 8. Thomas of the
United States District court. In I”:
enforcement agents seized a horse and
buggy which were used by a boot-
iegger. Eventually the outfit was con-
demnod.
Under Uncle Sam's care it put on
flesh. It has lived an easy life with
regular. ample rations of cats and
bay. The board bill is large and to
meet it_"Ailtr' will go to the marshals
auction block.
Franklin School
Notes
On lie-day Room I volley ball team
defeated Room 0 by a score of “-13
and in the return game Room 9 won
again by a score of "-0. “‘odneod”.
Room e defeated Roe. l by a score
of it»! and in the second game won
by a store of "4. On Friday. in the
first game between room 6 and l.
room 6 won by a more of 15-7. and
in the second game Room 1 Won by
a score of ”-8. -
O O I
defines on the car were found to be
In perfect condition when tested both,
on level ground and on a grade. l
3 mo "it! irl. 1
hedorick s. Cogs-well. 70. was struck
TORISGTON. Conn. May if.—
-d fataily ingured by an automobile
drives by Edward ll. Pond near
Center bridge late laud night. while
returning home from Odd Fellown'
entertainment. He died in the Char-
lotte liu:gerford Hospital early today.
Read 'Em and Weep
HARTFORD. lay II.—Few Lon-
don is “the worm locality in Connec-
flcut for major mishaps.” says the
weekly report of the motor vehicle
department in commenting on the
fact that is serious accidents oc-
curred there in the past week. Seven
cities of the state had 161 accidents
lam week. as compared with to a
year ago.
Recorded by cities accident totals
follow: Hartford. 51; New Haven. 82;
Mn. N; Waterbury and New
Men, I! each: New Britain. 13.
and lerlden. i.
O O O
Itill 0-
max. )iay Ila-80 indictment
mks. the continuance of the twist-
as strike at the mill at the flashes-
sfi liasufacturing company remor-
Cy. The mill oiticials claim there
maestrihe. butthstaloekoutlnef-
fall's again about i"
fisnrikorscmlmthereare sis per-
sons out. or the full strength of the
union. which has a membership in
the Textile Operatlrsn in America.
Other Cal-buses of lawrence. Hana.1
I the esscuiive in chem
use company has noticed debt
Amines who live in company houses
mt they must vacate. )iembers of
flees families are said to be among
a. 0 I 0
Dry cases
it" mm. tiny li.——rederat
Prohibition Director Harry I. line-
hands. whose appointment by Gov.
ss-snr “piston to the poet of state
labor oommldoner has already been
seam-med by the General Amembiy.
May forwarded his resignation
to Prohibition Comm-loner 81a"
‘ at Washington. the resignation to
, his “act June I.
It Wasn‘t Loaded.
RIDDLETOWX. )iny lip-ml
lalonls. l3 years old. of No. ID-Orssn
~stswet. was shot in the left breast
lam night while playing with boys in
the backyard of his home. his was
taken to the Iliddlenex hospital where
anVX-ray was taken and the bullet
. lecated. File condition is not thought
tebonsriotm. Boisbetngtrsatod by
Dr. E. E. Wrong.
The anionic boy was dtting on the
back fence at his home and two other
boy! were playing with a 13 calibre
rifle which they did not know was
loaded.
a“-
has been under inm’
e federal authoriti- for some
for the it weeks ending April 2?.
Clarence tattoos and Alice Cole won
the highest honors in all subjects and
deportments. 'l'hose receiving 8 in
7 three dailies and no mark below I or
‘G in all subjects. deportment included
are Thurson Barnum. Karts Friedler.
Edgar Howell, IAonard nitric. Mina
Pough. M Roberts. Elisabeth
Sunni. Emma Knorr. Rose iiurgov-
ero. Bertha Richmond. Carleton Burr.
Coleumn Charnoek. Jack Cohen. Er.
nest Josorn. fled killer. mile”
Goidsteln. Gertrude Rosenberg. Helen
Snareiy. Thelma Flemming. Tony
Peserallo. Elsie Remleit. Virginia
Rowland. Anus. anosik. Edith Kap-
ian. Esther Green. liarion Comely.
L'lea Btrassberger. lsmuel Roekoff.
William killer. Harold Kaplan. Ralph
Como. Charles Ferguson. lather An-
derson. Josephine Printed. Helen
'l‘ornka. Arthur Croisetlero. Alice
Grace. Pauline Knapp. Donald nook-
ley. demo Stu-boner. Finds Bern-
stein. Donald Bertram. Kathryn Bu-
chanan. Herman belies. lildred l'air-
child. Edith Glaser. Eleanor Xelen.
Helen Lawrence. Beale flowchart.
Lena Robinson. Edith ”lick. Ethel
Spencer. nation Waters. Constance
Brunette. Itobert Brock. larger»
atarohiso. nary Irvin. Gladys Ioott.
like h. we noel. Evelyn Young.
Wt 'I‘ooine. Kelvin ran-ell. “-
choll naumgarten. Palmer Bunting-
ton. m Forth. lary Snyder.
Illvlo Palimemm Joseph Idols. lea-
trlce vocal. Virginia steels-u. nun
lishaela Anna Coppola. flelen Chem-
onto. liurisl Caldwell. Olga ”Isa.
Iamuol leuedict and flora.
‘l’hcee receiviu I in two daiies and
no mark below If are. Raymond Po-
dem. Edward White. Bertha Hayes.
Denier-in mots. Xlldred lbsehan.
fldwin Chariott. Arthur Garfield. Karo
Gladys Leon
slot-lg Pranklin Capo-sens.
Jennings. label bum a Ile-
Raymond. Leonard
pose. Edsel-
Wood. lsildred Weber. Eileen lens-
hon. Helen )(onso. Dean Its-ell.
Grace Shaw. Charles slgeway. Agnes
Press. Vera teens. Sylvia Cans. Philip
wiicoa. Albert Paulik. Ruth (hug.
Andrew fiegediua James Horton.
Earls Wicke. Verna Itaples. tin-trade
Van Kirk. Julia Inlet. Ildward Tay-
Andrews.
Burotls. Itevo Check. Jack Keogh
William Simon. Joseph Polsclk. ll-
mer Reynolda. Esther Felnsod. Irons
Risks. filldred margin. nargaret
m. Ivolyn Bose Tra-
vo. James lead. Richard Beebe. Ruth
Corbett. Consuelo Dawson. lattice
Delta. James Domestics. Velma Grin-
ttgg
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By JOHN O'BRIEN
his breast. Second Lieutenant Rene
oncey presented himelf one mors-
inglnliayltlo.inohsdi.cstoino
hructlons. at the minflry of form‘-
dftairs on the Quai d‘Ormy. Paris. He
Ind been picked for “m mice”
in Switzerland. The colonel in chars.
6f the intelligence branch of the min-
btry said to him:
“Moncey. you are fling where
therelsnoglory. Youwlllboonedf
the ions Giou-e.‘ There is only dan-
ger and work ahead. You will
nevergetawordofthssksforwbat-
ever you may accomplish. You will
beaspy. Imam. Youwllihavo
no name. no personality. You will be
anumber.asero. 'l'heservieeiehard.
Very hard. Itisformon “ackn-
worlnng in the shadows. against pow-
erful and bitter enemies; Remember
the watch word-duo story. so thanks.
Are you ready?
"Out. mon colonel.“
"All right. now you are no longer
a French officer. You are dill a ecl-
dier. however. a soldier under iron
discipians. Ito leave until the war is
won. No diseumion. absolute obedi-
ence. You will receive your orders
regularly. Be here to-morrow morn-
ing at eietan. You will receive the
necessary documents and verbal tn-
structlons and you will leave lmmedto
stely for-’Zurich. When you. arrive
there the rest is up to you. liars are
forth
mitt“.
reading a sewnpe
of.ths analog of
est. the noblest qualities. You will be had
Major Rate Moncey. French Counts-Spy, Reveals Startl-
inglneidaitsofWar—Jebsral DeathtorPl-oy
vent Enemy fromSecuringWar Heteiak.
uniformaoout and have a good
.(United Panel-freeman an... mum. It willbs Nose-tick
fPARIfiMsyllc-‘Wmdodtwlcs—a.m csyouwillhvcforl ‘qummthembo-
m0. Verdun—the Crois do ausrrs 10.. time. Be careful about women. m, the mg. of 1 finds mg pf“.
dtheCroenoftheLegionofm-mhmn dentupand splashinglnhisbath.
When lieutenant
from
which brought
perbuiietis
veicedhisdisgnnby
nomidnethisg.
the
Honcey milled
tha' department store
where he had effected the transfor-
mation from a uniformed officer into
n. "m be found that the process
wasnetcuiteseessyashehadlm-
billed. Runningjnto a. crowd of
officers on the boulevard. his hand
went automatically“ his hat in n
natural. milimry. regimental
looks of
monument from the officers and
from lioneey the one word. addressed
to himself: “Idiot!”
He had learned his lemon. however.
A few minutes later. when he was
telling
the Isieitsnia and
curt
Part-as espiotives. two young women
turned contemptuous eyes on him
with the roman“
"Well. what's that got to do with
you. docket?"
Duty conquered pride and itcncey
felt that he was ready for the work
aligned to him.
The following morning he was at
the ministry of foreign affairs. An
employs told film
busy but had given instructions that
“Lieutenant Noncey was to take hie
papers and go.” Two days later he
was in Zurich. installed in a comfor-
table villa overlooking the lake. and
annnounood himself as “monster lion-
five thousand francs. Take off tut coy. builder of melon-boats."
colonel was
a plu‘let. "rickets. Please" slid a
pageant. “The United States in m
union." is which over 139 pupils
will participate.
o e e
The standing of the inter~claas
baseball teams is as follows:
amt. to which parents was
and at which the following
the teachers in grading the papers.
Ire. Delta. lira. Price and lir. Dew.
son.
The following pupils were elected
to compete in the nnalo. from Room
1. Consuelo Dawson. Edythe Nod“
largsret Girochino. liarion Thais.
Norman Newton: Room I. Diuriel
Nowell. Joe Hole. Ida noel. Clif-
ford swan. Beatrice Vogel; Room 4.
Alice Taylor. Bose De s‘ierlo. Elisa.
both Paulovic. Leonard Poleky. Ro-
bert liltcbeii: Room 0. Shirley With-
isgtou. lmrgaret Irma. Lucille Clark.
Petronelie lstvenas and Helen John-
son. In the dnal‘osntsst stat: :0“:
school list-sent run was -
era. Ida Bust. second and Edythe
Iodno. fourth.
mowoonansmr.
‘i'be won-slums. led lea of
Newrorkwlthaorowdoftwehnl-
dred fouowerstocheerthetrciub on.
wiiiplsytboWMWI-n-
«noon.
Theblgtown boysare
oftheir chances easiest the II"-
teppernnndarseut tesvesge last
yearsdefmtwhlchtheyciaim was
duetothe factthat their elabmas
waninneconditlantodohimselflll-
ties. .
Amongtheteamsthattheliedlea
haveMmtheBronsMsno
of Ifow York‘s leading m
teamawbodefestsdtkemmmg
nelcteatiessoreroreighttasisga
Gabonxehautand Cheetos who
were outefthegame last under
owingteisiurieswiiibebaekinhtho
uneupsndtbem will).
abletopreeestaeolidfrent agsisfl
thenrosaboya
Communumgdhyoe for
NewOsnasnlaetyesrdsweiiknown
bylocai fans. will catch for the
Thelinsup: ,
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DISAPPEARANCE or
‘WUUR‘VEH‘EBSOLNIfll
(Continued from Page 1.)
waW.IIyu-—Penowing
Pro-tam mpg around the clock
lsavssonspsnuu.
Ittshesaiitberrenident'sreservs
tokoldtbemicpaeekesets
for . Yehmwdthooiockas
hewimhelndsldhonrsalltooehort
for the daily routine of the world's
ushohasdmmedasdw
any urgent buns-s at hand.
“the nascent? usual routine calls
for a short strollrtn the “back yard"
of the White Home. with Laddle Boy
frolicking at his heels. Sometimes he
takes a golf club and trieda few shots
while taddio on' 1mm retrieves
the bail tor his master.
The real grind of the day begins by
9. An audio- otrsam of callers flows
in and out of the President's oilico.
cabinet omens-n present problems. poi-
lttlcans tit“ Wilma“ and citi-
sens beg tavorahlsgagements lasting
from‘ half c minute to half an hour
are clicked with clockliko precision.
Twice a week—Tuesday and Friday
--ths Cabinet meets at 11. Until I or
after. aaairs domestic and interna-
tional are discussed by the President
andahis advisers and big decisions are
ma e. -
Ail. as a rule comes the visitors-lino
———hundreds of eitisens from every
yew m. the ml:
countrycomedallytopaytholrrc-
spect to the President. Since he en-
tered the White House a little more
thantwoyearnsso.tho Pieddenthns
shaken hands with several hundred
thousand of his countrymen.
After that comes luncheon. Even
meal-times are not spared the m-
dent for reluatitm. Hoes frequently
than not his meals merely serve as a.
time for a conference period with ad-
visors.
On fair days when no problomn
prem. the President sometimes takes
the afternoon oil: for golf. ‘Urually.
however, the routine of cities contin-
ues throughout the afternoon and the
President seldom leaves his desk until
after six.
Frequently the President and tire.
Harding like to have a. few close
friends in to dinner. Afterward. since
Hrs. Harding‘s health again permits,
they occasionally so to a theater.
Whenever pomible the President
loves to spend a quite evening at home
with Hrs. Harding- They “talk things
over" just as they did back in Marion.
Like other men who have "gatten
ahead." the Preddent relies on his
wife's advice even in big problems.
After hire. Hardms retires for the
night. the President goes to his study.
There in peace and quite, without the
interruptions of the day. he lights his
pipe and tackles the knotty problems
that confront him. He seldom goes
to bed before midnight and more fre-
quently it in I and s and sometimes 3
before he calls it a day."
more than talk of co~operation. wei
must practice it ourselves if we ex~
poct our young people to practice it.”
Giving concrete examples of co-op-
oration in the community. Rev. Ro-
bert Poets of Christ church suggested
and asked for a. community training
class.
Further emphasis on the value of
co-operstlon for omciency was shown
by hire. Clarence onmour. leader of
the Philathea Class of the Norwallt
stethodlst church. who told of the ex-
cellent work of that unit. In closing
this very interesting part of the day's
activities. Toastmaster Tompkins
called on Paul Ii. Velth of Yale Divi-
nity school. and the response was a
plea for an ideal for a goal to work
pare for the future is today." the
speaker said, and there is no better
way than to properly train our boys
and girls to take the- right attitudes
in vital questions. Our work as
Christian educators in not to keep a
machine running. but to create
civilisation for the next generation,
and for the future.
woman 0F
moron LAWS
“591.50 PLUS
l l
‘97 snmtnnmtrxulylgnh
walk of life‘asd every part of thet
onthe two can".
“can”. 'h’fies
onthe “maile‘
VIOW 111. Ml ch
1301ch by Judge 034%
Q...
PROCWST-‘fiol
t or c. Bill
' lUllllliZJ
It is confide: :l~.—
net procee. ds (1 L. m a ‘“
the Norwaik hoopztal-tg 8“
under the aux-ices of a. . '
Columbus, will reach :2
committee announced ”a,”
proflts to date; were i- n.’ h
800. lnd returr' are 2:" J“ of
ed from some tickets or H h‘A
committee is an ..
checking esch he??? 0‘:
port. and requests those wit:
made returns in e92:
tickets to the Knights e' c
Charity Ball Calm“. ‘6 '
South Nnru'a'k ' B“ "
Resolutions
Themes o:
9111“?” u. .
in
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ct-
vnf the-3;; in“
The Sore-elk h _.
‘ tion in (7.733
lcharity Matt. :1 u
’ ‘7 I an;
hit:-
1 bdrm. oemion was he): s'. 1' .c
g contributed r ‘ .
liens: r_—
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:Iddltlon to ptr'hae - ---‘ A.
.1 ...n‘.a
The N32277:!- a'v. ex--
(gre. that .:r:-z.-. n th‘tgra-L‘fl
aror the nerve r! I)? 21' {'i
3mm of “‘est ave' 9 vi: _
Efrem the l‘ - n: «c x... .. .3
Iception co .‘tee. '"tr-sré It
rat in copyzrg the up). cf De -
jClune was writ-r. 21.39 “a 5" '
3lit-an'll ran-e r
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me
Mr. E. T. Redford. hum-v.
!may. or the l-Zrigh‘! n! Ger»...
‘mitieo of fate Hatred. bu
ously offered to match the
lot the charity ball corn: {or
{which will increase the
:the new nurpes‘ home to Still.
? Deaths anannu-ik
: Geomw one.
i Funere' services 5::- Gurgg IQ
FOUDd tum! of recklcm drifing, 9 den. of wring. wi; be boil 3.".
and not having an automobile oporst- ' ternoon from
ors' license. Herbert Griffith of Ryan, Burial an}: be in 5-. Mat‘ef‘l
5:. Ma'kew's . .
street. Springdale. was fined tie anal eterr.
costs this morning in the first district}
city court by Judge Nehemiah Candee. 3
Grimth appealed the case.
Griffith era arrested several days.
ago when. in passing a standing trol-i
ley car on “'ali street. he struck and '
Ill-Grand CW
The funeral of R6713:
took place l'elttrder sterner
his isle horns. 159 345:: streets: -
o'rloak. P.» Georr- B Trnrhna
flcistlng. The pail bearers an
injured Harold Anderson of first! row Taylor. Bernard Crew-m
street. In court. it was pointed out;
that theaccused had used unusual.
Rube“. and 10h: Wrgfey. ' .
funeral was largely unzip! tzi .
care in paming the trolley and than were mar-.5- flcral cE-fizn 1....
ehs’shsdmemeom-ttwioatryiagtsfl
breve thath-asinmneJnordertoged‘
My property. but. of course. it was!
very apparent to the lodges that I was
not «any. Also. she has burned my
n. m m“ of a. institute V“ I Anderson b“ d.m from in front of
Se‘“ Grade [m dod that he had a fruit farm there. a "r‘ &, arm
. w 1. EC how '0'“ “m" ”W”- ‘mwfl' 3m. tut-O; efil‘d 11““). :ggnunlt;
Room 5 .......... 3 o 1.000 “0! ““07 "I '3' bu“ “4 “l“ M with religious instruction for the
Roozu 1 a o moo received e tub-tenth! Dom- from kind or tic-operation that. did not
Room 2 ......... . 1 l .0!‘ "‘9 government ‘0' his civil "" '9" draw together for selfish ends. but to
Roomi .......... 3 I .CC‘ m- permit. of “magma-g,
Room 4 . . ..... o 8 .000 There "N “'0 children by mi 4: 7:» the «suing scenic" of the
mo. Grade League men-hoe. Willem H. Lock'ood. Jn- institute was held. and consist" of
w 1. pc‘ with whom he is at present making “y. “a,“ “helps a” mm" 5..
Room 2: . s o 1.000 his hone in Milan”. end who II ing a surrey of the task before the
Room :2 z I ‘ .eu Marlena at the Bethlehem Steel workers of the Sunday-school. and
Room is . .. a 1 .ese plant. and a younger son. Henry. who was given by Paul H. Voith of New
Room 1: ......... o i .oee rushes his home with his mother. Haven. a young man from the west.
Room to . . . . . . . . . o 2 .000 here. a student in, Yale Divinity school and
Room :1 . . . . . . . . . o : .ooe in memo to Captain of Detective religious director of the Church of the
mam arson League nurse of the police depot-intent. Lock. Redeemer of New Haven. He made
W l. 'ce '004 I": an impression on his audience and
no.“ u , , , _ _ . 1.. 3 i .eoe “We've had a lot of trouble." and it was accorded the closest attention. ;
Room is a i .eeebesaneuiteatiueeso- Inf-Medic
Room 38 ......... l i .500 Mneout ofthe way for several Prof. A. J. William layers of ,
Room is ......... o i .000 years—in tact. ahetrledtopctsonme Hartford Icheoi of Pedagogy. His;
0 0 0 morethaseneaasainauaecflasttbamewas'crsaungamrmmuon.“ha
Evaluation spelling tests were year she told me that I would disap-
seseucteoprepanterytotheasei rmmkmuflmmrg
now. showing wht the dgns of the
present pointed to. both community-
wba. nationally and in
world conditions. ”The time to pre-
' us in Riverside cemk‘trr.
m. v the trolley into the automobile. 5 Harriet A. (airy
Relative to the other charge or not . Harriet A. Colev wiicv cf {la
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