13111st
ABLISHED 18794
Honored
-..II1P11~5.
lI’Oll Hartford. May
1 -.slio 1'. Arnold.
I; :110111111- the-world
-.I1Ilrcl “ith a. sabre
in 111-: General As-
convcntion of the
this ‘noon. the
» :on being made by
ummnll. Lieutenant
1 ~v'wdic11l: man.
r of presentation was
going to hast
tr 1' " ‘l
1’ 1“ :1 -_ I: ‘(liULV‘Cd 10 the Can-
‘. appropriating 3250
“11:1:
document: at once
muniticc to carry
vmcmy. “Lieutenant
, rrn (on crnor Trum-
1110 joint convention?
‘ :monged.
a.» mull said in pro-
:4... that it was given
tho services of
ubl in his flight
‘ 11111. or the advan-
come to aviation
.= I icutcnant Ar-
mand thanking the
. Inf
-V1 '11.: pumpcr figur-
H.111; collision lhis
. v.15 coming out of
Imus-1. in response
. Ir 11111011 and owned
;‘.~.-:~11, 01‘ 658 Elm
: proceeding in the
. .1114, hit the side of
.\
Ill-uni of the fire on-
~lnri and Fireman
nod received ,abra-
1le 11.15 at the home
inzlault on Cudlip
"1‘11 extinguished before
1::1'1Cd.
RE DESTROYS
Z CHURCHES
'=: iHlIKS, N. Y.. May
I‘r-s'royerl most of the
on hi this village to-
o.’ stores, several
1 and two churches
I . '1‘Vl‘6 the local fire
1..., '1 . (1111-311 11y apparatus
‘ S11 runac Lake and
'i brought the flames un-
Burgh.
burned were the
'Iz‘wli and the reeer’itly
.‘lr"lit)1'list Episcopal
l" l Lilith-w“
‘3! '\ I ERIENT.
5“ )Hl‘ 1;, May 14.—The New
(JIJZARI IN G HOUSE
kc
._; rir; House statement is-
‘21143 .. . . .5857 000,000
92,000,000
90,000,000
The Weather
3191:1121 {air tonight and Friday.
”’3‘“ ; Pressure conditions,
melanin},
an)»
‘1 2 upper Yilississi
- fclx’
light showers, . ,V
ed .d“. “ Holy scattered V
(2;, 1-1; Mississippi.
3.1111 lake districts Wheté i
his <7.
y .Irn in New London. '
'.-I»ulrn;1nt Arnold is.
Iloptcd two weeks ;
4.1111‘1‘1101‘ affixed his.
citizens got the
:YPASSlNG c1111 1
sows “ere unimportant. 2st
by H tale
_islatu1 e Holds Joint Conventlon to} Witness
(‘ crcmony— Airman Thanks Legislators
\nd Citizens of Connecticut—45 Under Or-
ders to Hurry to Canal Zone
Recommends-1
tiOn Tfiatli Slie B e
Held As AccoSsory
By Assoc!ated Press. I .V
CHICAGO. May Ilia—4
liam D.‘ Sli'epherd has bocnjfccred
by the grand jury or implication 111'
the deaths of Mrs. 311111111 Noisori
hicCllntock and William Mchin-
toc‘k. orphan Billionaire. .=
The jury voted two "11o bills "
thus quashlng‘ rec‘ommcndatldns of.
is
waiting trial on a. chargo of murder-
ing young McClintock through- ty-
pholdV germ inoculation. 'lhe jury
took no action on
jury’s verdict holding Shepherd re
sponiible for 1111's.. McClintoc
dea
turther evidence developed.
Mrs. Shep‘hé‘rd greeted the Jiur)‘
vote with statément- in «which on
said an accultur'finust be the 1V
low over the country
“0’1”th except in the lake to- a;
“141111.115 THAT .
"ha famous Mulligan
v'ezhC‘chrs' They I.“ V
_ a wry best or motel-la
4- Cooked with Crisco, '
~ Sections of Norwalk
‘9 them for can. a
Dive: by”...
7. foundation for permanent peace.
a. coroner ’s jury thatIsho be held as I
accessory to- her 111131512111] who
the coroner’s .
£11 and may thereby hear any a 7 .
KW” invcsflcatlm of baby 1111mm
mate out __' mo o: 1111 the cansp‘lrficy.
,7 5 Julian Mayo, 66 your old New
Member «Says
“Peace” Insincercly
BACKS BOUGHTON
Hampered By Politi-
cal Interests
:ST. PAUL, Minn..- May'l-l.—Am-»
erica. desires to play a. great part in
every honest error-t, but, “ill not be
used as. a cat's paw to gratify for-
eign ambition and self-interest, de—
clared Senator Arthur Copper 0!
Kansas in 1111 addr'ess today before
the St. Paul Chamber of Commerce.
Senator Clapper is a member of the
Senate committee on foreign rela-
lions.
“This nation is deeply interested
‘lnfithc restoration of Europe," he
said. 'und all its influence “ill be
employed in behalf of a. w liolelieart-
.ed. exert on the part of Europe's
bilize‘d political and economic life.
."‘But the sincerity of American
professions. was poweriully 'attested
W
1111-1111;. 1111‘: firmly .
sador 110113111012. that and ._
world that. America. is in corneal, in
its p‘caco professions. 4
V"It is not indulging in com outlon‘.
a phrases or. pious sentiments- It
desires to play a. part worthy of its
great‘position;lnrthe "world in a.
genuine . accord. among rEurope’s
powers ,and equally it is determined
1011319 no part. in European sebum.
ing for advantage. which. otters no
“Americans approve this honest
and straightforward policy. They
have observed for‘six years Europe-
on government: crying 'Peace but
doing» little in the spirit that alone
can. more peace, six years of toni-
noticing/of expedient: and or dis-v
agreements. and'they have witness-
ed the slow recovery-40f the people
of. Europe. hampered and not pro-
moted bygpofitical interests."
Foreign Relations _
Tells St. Paul C. of 0.“
Recovery Is Being ’
governments for a. secure and 51:11- '
to the sidewall: loyal wit) jacks be? truck 0131“ ’
[when Ambassador Enlighten éddedw.
red.
. 4 , V >V
Harry 0.1111112; Xrfick,
broke through we illt‘ lizhts
front of the new
crashed. 11110 the celled; was hauled
out shortly. aflfcr two o‘clock sexier-V.
day” , ,
1t was-necessary to miss the true 11
W‘llkh'fcll‘e it cou‘iGiZch lnuied out by an-
in Io'th'er mach?
dltion Ito the‘ ‘The true V
South Nornalk .Trus c'mfiany. and xrc'at exici'ifls
s not damaged to any
4. .41.: Was put right. book
3 sand.
"p‘goaale w ere 11111 acted
“1113 the 11111" and
Pk of raising the
watched ll‘l- ‘
Jacob Llnch’ilér SrL. " foruiér
.comdhnun and iElectl‘icai‘ Commis-
‘. sionex“.ot.ttiis‘olty. arid-M15.~’1‘heresu-
Wagner. or Stamford; secured a~
marriage license in Stamford this
morning. 4 ,
Just “lion the mairiagc “ill take
place could not be learned this ar—
an noon
Mr. L‘inxweilcr is the‘ {athei of
-Att‘oriicy;Liuxu eiler of Washington
street. and Jacob Linmeilcr Jr“ of
the Norwslk Rubber and Tire (: o. ‘. ‘
When questioned this ‘vmorning.
Mia. \‘Vagner at first denied that
sheer «taken out' the license, do-
clarlng she had no intention of get-
ting married. but when slie learned
that 1119‘. iziarrliago license was a mat—r
ter of public ecord she admiue-l
vher engagemen. hm said she didn't
know when .she 'and Mr. Limmeiler
uould wed.
\Ii‘s. V'ugncr is the ‘widow of An-
(irmv Wa‘gncr.11ho bcioro 1113 death
tw 0 years ago was a prominent m‘an-
ufacturer in Danbury He left his
entire estate to 11121: While Mrs.
Wagner n‘ow‘ makes- her home in
Stamford. she is at present in Nor;
walk' at; the home. of Mr and Mrs.
Cassius \\- ebb. of Fairlifld Park.
\fr. Izinchiler Sr.’ '5 wife died Oct.
1524. ‘
21.;
An up-tmdate' heating system for
tho W’innipank school seems assur-
Members of the Board of. Educa-
tion today are considering the ad'-
viability of installing such a: :35.
«It will replace the old- Jashloned
which she conducted.
AUTHOR DIES.
SUREENDERS. . » '
‘jl‘iE‘V 108K; May lJ.—_-Virxlnlus
amen mm the sen once
banded '
NDON, May 111—511» in. Rider "
' mud, the author, died today.
'Voplnrcoy'cnirs SincSlnc. orna-
stoves now used. .
Miss Mary G. Rider; Mrs. George
" .1313“: and 111111. Sara. V..'E Lane;
bers of the Board of Education.
12111 at the much neglected school.‘
School Board Members Inspect
Wmmpauk School Action Likely
togetlicr 111111 wiiiluxf H4. 11121111111511,
contractor..\islled and inspected the
\Ylnnipauk. . schoolhouse and
grounds yesterday afternoon.
. The inspection proved the neces-
'siiy of a new heating, system and
the lthrée School :Bo'ard members
arer very 111111111 1117 faxor of its in- 7'
stallation. '
Estimates of tho cost of 3. 1111211:
BRIDGEPORT, l\fsy.14. —-—.— The
City‘. of Norwalk» is responsibl‘c for
the condition -ol‘- trees bordering
sidewalks and highways. This {5. the
broad significance or a. verdict FQ-_
turned to Judge NeweliaJenninfis. by
a. Vjur‘y in Superior court yesterdfiy " ‘
afternoon which holds that the; City ‘
' of Norwalk must pay $11000 to Join
Séph Acquino.
merchant .
Acquino, driyin‘g an -automoblle‘
on Chapel street, Nero-.1111:
4‘11 n,a.V limb tell- from.
Norw'alk produce
;\
(Cominucd on P113 a Two.)
' 1,1111 ”3“"
Mrs; Le-
liability
Dor‘e 11:13 dismissed ‘ from
111111 ' the progress'o
Is Safely—Bgued E‘from
., mud down here and I can't
her.” shouteda voice over the phone
V o'clock last night."
‘ Club's duck".
4 air. 11101111115 direction of the mud
he trial.
, scram stunts over
Rush OBccr to Res-
cue Lady in Distress
ONLY A CAT
Mud Flats and NOW
Proudly Installed As-
Mascot , '
a woman stuck in the
reach
“There is
10 Officer \VaiiocerSsnimis. on the
downtown police desk. about 11:30
...............l__...1
"Where are you?"
“01'! ‘ the ~Souil1 Nurualk Boat;
"‘Who'arc you?“ V ‘ ' i
"l‘m Billy \Vciseit and you had'
better send help if you want to res-
cue this woman. before she sinks
out otsigh't." ~
Oflicci-ISammls dispatched Patrol-
man Jules Boenisch post haste and
told him to take a pair of boots.
The patrolman rushed to the scenci
in an automobile and upon mhing 7
heard calls he believed to be those of
awcman, floating out over the night
flats.
Y /
‘l: moods and «1115.11! the . sup:-
posed sinking woman came
and nearer. '
\Vhen the two arched at the spot
iron: 11.113011 they supposed the cries
“ere conning. they could so no sign
or a. Bwoman The cries were all;
heard. howmer.
Upon Hashing bis light, Patrolman
Boenisch spotted a small cut,- sunk
in the mud. and letting out the
mourni‘ui cries. V '
.“Well I‘ll be darned. I guess I
must. have been mistaken," said Mr.
\V'eiseit serotonin: 111‘ head.
"I guess sou “ere.” answered the
oificer. as he picked the cat out of
the mud and cariicd it to ssfelx.
'lhe cat has now been installed in
the quarters of the South Norwalk
Boat. Club and “ill be the club’s
new mascot.
TOTAL $36100
Permits for the erection of build-
ings costing $36,100 «veto issued this
morning at the once of Building 111-
spectoi George H. 'Hubbell.
" A permit was issued to Lillian M.
Holley for the construction of three
six-room houses in Brantord place
at a iotal toast of: $22.50!) ‘ .
Other permits issued follow:
Emma Baker. garage in 1 Lyrics
placeiscost, $500. . V '
Alice gMcNerney, garage in Elm‘
streetv cost. $5110. . .= -,
Philomena .Yaies, summer bunga-
low 111' Main avenue; cost. $3.500.
TW’drgo Brothers. tyre-family . house
in ficfiorvayonue: most. $9,000. 2
4
£39;qu death hen hisgmct'al- plane
c.1111; net-{Wing
this 411in?:-
The plunging achiue Just
' Cathedral
Took Slain Man to
Is Called to Stand
By _ 111’s Lawye
V Declares He Saw No
Made No Search Of Bagnano or Friend
Revolver in Car
Hospital But Admits
As “Surprise” Witnessf
Philhproone Jones
One Day Old Today
Mr. and Mrs. Price D. Jones
announce the birth or a son at
their home. 14 Roosevelt street,
this morning. The baby, which
hasrbccn named' Phillip Boone
Jones. is a. ‘direct descendant of
Daniel Boone on his mother's
side.
1: lie is also a descendant of
Phillip Jones, who sun-eyed Ba!-
timore town'in Maryland and
ceded to Baltimore the property
which is known as Druld‘s Park.
' Lime Phlllip‘s ancestors 1'1an
. been officers in all 1‘52 wars this
country has fought.
Mrs. Jones was Bliss Alberta
Rhmmler before. her marriage.
and is the daughter or Mr. and
Mrs..Alexamlcr .l. Rummler of
Roosevelt street.. ’
By Associated Press ,
NEW HAVEN. May 11.11.13.
mony of the first "surprise" 111m
sprung by State' a Attorney A. A. Ail}.
ling in the trial of Olympia. Maori
a. charge of murder of John
no. continued in Superior Court A
1 today.
Called unexpectedly late yesterdayi
afternoon the witness Policemtufii
men P. Raising, testified that 1:611!“
in the car which carried John 35:-
nano from the scene of the 8:113]
shooting in front of the Palace The
aler. to the Your Haven Hospital;
the afternoon or February 26.9
The fact that a policeman was
the car during the trip to the heis-
pital was not generally known m:
the witness gave his testimony.;
first direct testimony regarding w. .'
happened to the gym: man man:
shooting. . The witnessconld not.
whether Bagnaoo was dead «or;
time he and several other men fihfi
had made the trip to the heaping”-
carricd him into the hospital opexp’
1348‘”! V7.9.
Cabinet Planmng t 0
Bar Foreign Leaders
From Glasgow Con-
ference ”
By Associated Press -
«LONDON. May li.——Alarm over
mafirowth b! Communism in Great
Britain. which has u been Voiced
through the. press recently.seemsto
have invaded the British Cabinet. It
is understood that it is considering
the advisability of refusing all for-
eign Communists permission to enter
this country for the annual confer-
ence of British Communists. which
opens at Glasgow Scotland. May 31.
The Cabinets reported attitude is
regarded more or less as an admis-
sion '01- theT Government’s anxiety
over the rapid growth ot-the Com-
munist element sine. the barriers to
its members entering this country
were removed by the late Labor Gov-
ernment. lt'is considered also as a
warning of the Conservative Govern-
ment's determination to keep 1-1 own
revolutionists rout of Great Britain.
It is avowed that the question of
ba‘rring' foreign radicals from the
affairs- of English Communists was
brought before the Cabinet some
weeks ago. as the result a: a Home
Office invmt‘lgation.11hich led to the
discovery of a.: plot‘ against the life
of Foreign Secretary Chamberlain.
No Parliamniary‘authorlty would
- be required for the‘LCabinet to effect
the exclusion of. Communists. 1:. al-
ready has such power under the 1m-
migratlon act, 7111-1117 in 4 now seems
probable. that power will - be exercis—
ed beforevliay. 31. '
Everett Preece of the Internal
2 Revenue Department is at the City
Hall today checking up 011;. 'several
‘ delinquent income taxpayer-i during
' -': the your or 1922.}
; Screralr local people were given :1.
”Boating aim. in; some cases were or-
derdd to pay the back taxes. “
' ...HL’BER'S 11:1; (3121531.
“The Grcom‘ol' 903111.323?
4f . It is a‘slliooth. delicious 13111134
and‘nuirii Blood». is made
from the test. under 111,151 condia‘
7 will be operated Sunday
ating room.
When Patrolman Raising rem
his testimony this morning» in 1:03
of searching the car at Cache-pin}
for his lunch. which ho'hnd left-1 '
State’s Attorney Ailing asked'V
"Did 'yousce a revohtr in
52!. in .
' " “I did not."
Before Defense Attorney
began his cross examinr anon of
witness he asked that CaptaitLH
1y P. Clark. of the traffic $111123;th
“as to be a State witness. lean-stir
court room. -
After Clark 11an left the room it
Mr. Ailing: order. Koletsky- and
the witness if he searched “Fat
Bagnano. brother of John Bagnano.
at any time. Alter “Fat" had stood
up so that the witness could idem!
fy. Raising answered “No."
“You "did not search the body -‘o
the deceased or any one for a‘ so
did you?"
«0,311»? . » . J
“YVhen you were looking for your.
lunch. you were not searching thci
car for a. rexolver. were you?"
“No. sir."
The witness also said that he had -
not searched the side pockets of EEG
By the Associated. Press. .
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May 14;
Two memengers bearing a. _
of 3-. 0.000 from the First Now
Bank of Boston to the plant of W
er Brothers Company in East Cap
bridge were held up today“:
entrance to the plant by six" m
and masked men and robbed. 4
two leather bags containing tin
money. The robbers miffed in a
automobile that had been stolen
Waltham.
Weathcr‘ permitting. 1.15qu
.10 Rotonr Point. according to; 7
‘ interment Thomas McLean. at
Connecticut company. The sch
will depend entirely upon the weigh
er.
“ -dCOAL. PRICE LOWNOW.
Now is the time of. the y (7
put your coal iii—the supply is ‘
home, the price 13 low and
fine grade or clan coal at
right now. There may boI
111.1115. anthracite coal acids
on. He wise. “coal up"11ow..
Brown, Merritt St. P1104
-—Adv. ,. ‘ ‘
—9EN!°S 5006
Neil: :msdo them
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