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Elan Who Confessed/
To Killing .12 Boys
:HINMM IilT. Germany. July 12.—
1-: pillar indignation over the
.~ 0 of the police to the case
;-. I. with Haarmann. confesser
,s anarrltrer. is growing. the slay-
.. f is taking his situation
::n.i I: asking to be beheaded.
l dumrxe to he." "I don‘t re-
.7 lilo names oi all of my Alc-
liiarmann told interviewers
“You see. tl_ey came so fast
. I rralirr did. not have a good
to get NCII‘ acquainted with
:rcallvd hating slain not less
a dozen boys and young men
quite cox-lain
whom he did not re-
“as
r ' :Iioro
. .Jit of the indinerence of
. With respect to the in-
o: parents whose sons are
popular mass meeting
'it “inch the inilzctinent
"-1 at Police (flicials
ted to possess (icon-
of Haaruiann's
n ..20 ['t‘."'
kn mirage
.;s of letters are arriving
.1 parts 0: Germany. in
. llC parents repo-t. the
- :2 «lsarpearance of mombvrs
- Luxuries and ask the police
L: tryr possible tracos cf them
r: ll.:ai‘i.iann's belongings.
l - Iron in which the man
:._':'~red his Victims is situated
top story of a decrepit tene-
‘ rouse "acing the river Leine.
lrS of the slain persons
brown I'II') this river. the hot—
., I which is now being dragged
:' r~li¢r Midence.
ALIAN AIRMAN
TO BEGIN LONG
TRIRIN PLANE
Gather Data for
Proposed Flight to
North Pole Next
Year
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.‘viE. Italy. July 12.——Lieut Lo-
l'alian airman whose pro-
r: flight to the North Pole re-
.- o as p’SlpOl‘Ifid until next. year.
; '5 m lam-c inniorrnw from Pisa
England. Iceland. Greenland.
3-11 and the L’mtorl States. He
us» in same machine he ox-
t~3 M pilot toward the pole-and
:2-her data for a. future polar
L.
ELI) FOR THEFT
OE STATE AUTO
‘TRIYGTON. Conn. July 12.—
'.-“ Finley o: Torrington. nr-
'r=‘lay by state policemen
of stealing an automo-
Ci bv the State Highway
em. is still being held at.
d lockup pending further
‘Ion of the case. con-
. ":rh i: Harris McCall of
.r'-' was arrested for the state
- t: l.»nox. Mass. Thursday
273. Is now being held in cus—
’ Canaan. Finley claims he
1 4r on a road in East Ca-
" H‘W‘rrhng to the police.
IR TO SHORE
RADIO RECORD
FRANCISCO. July 12.—A
r7. :' .- Zong distance communica-
ridm between a ship at sea
shore station was made
'r:«' the Federal Telegraph
beach station here. the
. :2..unced. The local sta-
‘gcd messages With the
Ventura. then 6.285
c: of San Francisco.
Year Quarrel Ends
As Man Kills Wife
2"." YORK. Jilly l2.-——A thirty
'.-,- qua rrel -nded yesterday
“= 22.11. when Cornelius Lyons.
‘ _ r=r‘s helper or the Bronx
wife Delia. also
wounded Philip
I-LILIEd his
.lO'JSI}'
.xance.
. : .Cl’lll‘lg his revolver three
: 211 firing 15 shots only three
;-.;* his victims. Lyons was
1 1 him: from a. monkey
r. 'ite hands of his 13 year
«=li'is Jr..
‘v‘li district attorney Mc-
hi’ he was driven tr'om rm
: .Ia wife when he pleaded
a fermentation with her. The?
'1“: separated for same time.
rtford Teacher Is
rowned in‘Bath Tub
in the Columbia. Univer-
. =.- school. was accidentally
‘ irrterday in a. bath tub in
, " tt-n' in Which she was
7 ‘ Tlin medical examiner
Zirz'mnstein had tainted—in
it; woman who was 36
“ ;5 .1 teacher in the Kin-
thero Ncre .
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The most decorated officer in the U. S. army is Lied. C’al. Got-2.03
Johnston. When he received the distinguished service cross recently
he knew Uncle Sam couldn’t give any new decorations; 'far he
’has them all, including congressi medal of honor, diltinguinhcd
service cross, three silver stars denoting three separate dtationi for
grain. In addition he has decorations from France, Japan and
In
RUM RUNNING AND CHINESE
SMUGGLING STOPPED BY SHOTS
S. JOHNSB‘CRY. Vermont.‘ July
12.-A rum running and (fhinrsn
smuggling expedition on the Canada
border was broken up by customs
omcials at Newport. Vt. who stop-
bin. both of Lowell Mass. were or-
dered held With the aliens tor the
Federal grand Jury next October.
It was necessary to puncture the
tires and the gasolinetanks before
' Who 1%.:th to Mrs."
ped two automobiles by reVolw—r the machines “'Pre brought to :1
shots. it. was learned yesterday when stop. and their occupants appre-
four Chinamen were brought to thr- bended.
county jail here with the, two 11- .
legod principals of the party. The Ten cases of liquor were tak-n
latter giving thvir namnc. as Arthur firom onc car. and 20 from the other.
E. Paige and Edward \’. Saint Au- ‘None of the occupants were wounded.
‘ T O
I EN CASE OF , Wind. rubbing hands and and loin of
[ ,.:. Hurt. making hot application. Cam-
: ! phor or ammonia may he applied to
j inostrils to excue breathing. \Vsrm
! fthe head as last as other parts of
i Ithe body to mold congestion.
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State Health Depart.iA1ter breathing is rcstorebd.dremovc
P. whore
ment Gives Rules; Isirgaiémll‘léerfirtu‘llrt‘ix‘rfrr‘z of fresh air.
That Will Help Save
and produces the identical results of
normal breathing.
liL'LE t}. I! an assistant is anal!-
able, he should attempt to keep the
I body warm, by sheltering hire!!! the
RL‘LE 7. Send for a physician as
Isoon as possible after the accident.
WASHINGTON. July lZ.-—Auer-
tion that “moral shame and humil-
iating disgrace" has been brought
upon the nation by the disregard of
the prohibition law by a. "relatively
small number’ '0! public officials is
made in a. resolution adopted by the
administrative committee of the
Federal Council of Churches.
The resolution. just, made public,
urges upon all public omcials
conscientious and thorough-going
garding alcoholic he‘serages.
New Dept. of Justice
Head in New England
BOSTON. July iz.—Colonel Geo
orge R. Shannon. who was 3. Rough
been credited with cleaning up the
Canal Zone of criminals. yesterday
5 Administer in small (loses stimulants.
{being careful not to let the patient}
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in-,
cluding ofllcers oi’ the army and thei
navy. the "imperative necessity of a’
personal observance of the law re-l
Rider with Roosevelt and who has.
DARIEN —. NEW CANAAN ROAD, DARIEN
A comfortable dining room with ex-
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S TOPPE .7
' Ye Olde-Tyme
Hospituitie
Is Waiting For '
You At The
JOLLY FRIARS .
INN
Finest Food, with
service reminiscent
of bygone generations
D 'A N C I N G . '
Every Night
With a SUPERB ORCHESTRA
On The Post Road
, At The Dorian Flats
TELEPHONE DARIEN
541 '
cellent service at moderate prices is what
you will find at the Circle Inn.
All poultry, milk, vegetables, etc., are
fresh,—coming direct from our own farm.
.11? you enjoy a respectable dining.
room, where food, cooking and service are
of the highest order—~we invite you to
come to
THE CIRCLE INN
Harry Denna, Prop.
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Something Different
MOULIN ROUGE
OLD FASHIONED FARM .COOKING
SPECIAL DINNERS ON SATURDAYS
AND SUNDAYS
Accommodations for Private Parties
DINING GOLFING DANCING
Phone 1225 Stamford
66
HE
OPEN
DOOR” .
Is Now Open "
-at~ '
107 EAST BOSTON POST ROAD
, (Old Horseneck Tavern) .
GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT H
Food of Quality and
niceties of service will be em-
phasized. Private Dining
Rooms are available. It is
suggested that Reservations
be made in advance
DANCING
DINNER $2.00 LUNCHEON $1.00
TEA
was
recently.
same time.
{erred to Oklahoma.
on duty at New Orleans umu
ended
succeeded Lawrence R. Lather-man
in clflrle of bureau of investigation
actlyitles (or the department. of jua- i
tics in New England.
under Lcth-rman
nectlon With the department at the
and another was trnnl.
Col. Shannon
Three agents!
their con- '
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DANCING!
Phone Weatport 333
I Compo Inn
AT WESTPORT—ON TI'IE
POST R OAD
" Service A La Carte
Well Prepared Food—
Moderately Priced.
Our Specialty Is Lobsters
._ and Sea Food
Famous From New York to 3014
ton for
CHICKEN. WAFFLES ANDI
I SHORE mm as
I Well Appointed Aocornmodatioml
For Guests.
Lives ,
some of the hazards incident to Sum-EASKS PUBLIC
mer sports. as a. possmle means 0!}
preventing loss of lite. One at the; 0m I
most. popular‘ sports is swimming!
and also one of the best. forms or.
exercise. But there are hazards con-!
nected with it that must he recog- OBEY THE LAW
return to shore has led to many a) -—.-—-—-
drowning accident. Taxing one-‘3' ‘ ‘ R e13 t l V e l y Small
siren th by swimming too orig may: - ” .
resulf in cromps and a. fatal .1ch Number Disregard.
ent. Misudging the power 01 the; ' . . ,
Scan: With its strong undertow and: 1118' P r 0 h l b l t l o 1]
high sur: may result in the loss ot' ChurCh Counml De-
sail boats. row boats, canoes and mo-
tor boats. may be the cause 0: need-'
less loss of life.
Everyone should be able to swim
-but. also recognize the need tor
caution—especially in untamiliar wa-
ters, such as \acaiionists are likely
thousand lives are lost in the United
States yearly from drowning. Many
0: these lives might. be saved it ew-
eryone knew how to reviye a. drown-
ed rson.
A‘Iieettective method is the “Schni-
er" or the “prone pressure" method.
ment'n notice to come to the rescue
when a. drowning occurs. These rules
should be part of the equipment for
every vacationist.
RULE 1. Lose no time in recover-
..ig the body irom the water. Do not
lose time by taking the body to a
RULE 2. Quickly lay the person
prone. race downward. with head:
lower than the rest of the body no
water Will run out trorn throat and
lungs. Wipe dry. mouth and. nostrils.
Separate laws and keep them apart
with cork. stone. or knot in a hand:
Place your Hands over the lowest ribs I
Lean forward and put your wciznu
straight over the lowest. 5. Exert
this pressure for three seconds. To
count three seconds. say: "One thou-
und and one, one thousand and. two, _I
one thousand and three." i
sure from the ribs for two seconds.
by squatting backward. To count two
seconds. say: “One thousand and
one thousand and two. ' ,
RULE 5. Repeat Rules 3 and 4. ~6-
Alternate than (three seconds; pres. \
111"”?! two seconds rem) until
-i " ‘1‘.’ d~>pariment in the Hart-
): who schools. the wee laid.
{Choke or strangle.
“'ith the summer season well upon
in it. is time to .give a thought to
nizcd. Svs'imming too far and mis-
calculating one's endurance for the‘
I
life even among experienced iivvirn-i
mars. Carelessness with water cram; clares .
to encounter.
It has been reported that seven
Everyone should be familiar with
this method and so be able at a mo-
placc or shelter—operate immediate-
ly.
kercheu.
RULE 3. Kneel scrosc gunman.
RULE 4. Do not remove‘fiw hands
from the ribs; but release the pres-
bruth‘mz is restored. m Wheat
at W xii-once melt your
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'MIRAMAR INN
“In the Westport 11111;"
FAMOUS FOR FOODS
The Coolest and Most Inviting Road 30min Conn.
Italian and Sea Food
Specialties
BANQUETS ACCOMMODEI’ED
The Miramar Syncopttor- Furnish Mu”:
Every Night to Modern Deleon.
mom wns'rrom 317..
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GREEN LANTERN
DANBURY ROAD AT WILTON
Luncheon * * * $1.00
Dinner "’ “ * * 2.00
Tea 1! it t 1! t .50
. armour. FEM!!!
PARTY It!!! am
Phone 149 Wilton
DANCING EVERY EVENING
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THE COLONIAL TAVERN
on The Post Road, east of Millers
Bridge, no'wopen -- din in g ,
boating, mmnnni ' 8', damm’ 3
LOOK FOR THE COLONIAL MANSION
Telephone not sum
MusicalConedy .
wont
Writcttofivcflerc
mrryArchrflmtnai-r
WAYSIDE INN
BOSTON POST ROAD N ORWALK. CONN.
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ROOMS SINGLE OR SUITE
Private Dining Room
If Desired
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EXCELLENT CUISINE
WAYSIDE INN
BOSTON POST ROAD :: sougm NORWALK
Regular Dinner $1.50 :‘: Blue Plate Dinner $1.25
» Phone Norwalk 2251
BELVIEW INN
ON THE SHORE ROAD
One Block from the .
, Wedport‘ ' R. R. Station
ChickenouLobsters—Steaks
SPAGHETTI OUR SPECIALTY
Special Italian Diane:- $2.00
Music and Dancing Every Evening
Norwalk Chronicler