, e... . .
or‘sm refine". *
Nowto UseWar-ships i
ng sentinel.
loin. leer) ‘
their; May‘ “mane
New may yet have to
colon Ruin new. a ‘ v "
quest tor the use of
pantheon made by the
,‘theyrooognize the non.
oh; j ‘ lend the Gov-
es a. last i‘eeortAand. when it was
proved that respect for American
mealllli- 1‘ ‘r ,
Generally fepeeltlng. the military
sod navel forces" cen‘bs called out
than)" emergency in: which civil or
Judicial authoring vie insunicient to
meet nterlsls. ‘T us. ‘whenever the
trouble: that its marshals cannot so.
ours obedience to .oourt orders and
dered out to secure obedience totho
Federal laws. Similarly.
flu Coast Guard in the past hes‘ibeen
W \
oi: ‘theannti-‘Snloori Loans
are confident that “the
_ , iii ‘be'eble to cope er-t
tn the situation. If by
hould not: then. as sleet
thinkthe ,‘Goveroment
notified in. using any (area
to secure reepeot tor
n. .. -‘ ' ‘
oer, pointed out n that
red ‘otatutes which give
authority to use the
toflpeace for law on-
posen. and that. while
not mentioned, spe-
unsbletc prevent smuggling of arms
and ammunition to‘ neighboring
countries from Americans
where an emergency has been do».
elated. there have been 'oecsslonni
orders to naval vessels to watch tor
such smuggling and to nrrest any
‘persons'enmedjin a conspiracy to
neutrality. strictly speaking. the U.
s. Marshals are charged witlv the
duty of - enforcing neutrality“ laws.
but again and again they have had
to cell tor marine assistance. either
through the Coast Guardwor the,
Navy. . ‘ . ‘ ‘ .
leuvs‘ccuid‘f not be secured by civil
Department of Justice nude in labor
injunctions. Federal troops are are
it. the, ; l
1301‘“. '
violate Federal statutes relating to
Above: is time who _
“ 10mm,” the. one. ,. V, .
‘ MIAMI. Finn May» tiara-Biminl's
business io‘boo'ming. *7 ' -
m ecn't [he
t. Athenians near
_, “slit???“ . v
M i... am t
,. 'our?HOSi€rili¢Paifiment ‘ 7
. ~ _. Purefli‘elé‘ieureiiiflk ““3
*‘ifii'the color you
. i , 3)
hi he he i ~ ‘ 0 ed . « . l ‘ :1 ‘ t‘ in a .t oi ‘ll ' ‘
We wtt n t 30 re The question has not‘been res iv ‘The little 131% d, arwiep of. 3171“!!!" V “m 533m :6 111:. cit h r Vouor in their
inorgvioletion. In other by President coulidge. although he ,
heConet Guard shall be has accumulated many 183“ 09111" ngétgosfitog 3m ”‘5‘. din Florida. 1 ‘ ' ' , .. K , » ‘ ‘ 3““!an “k6 C”
:genem defiance on the ions on the eubiect Whatthe-Pres-j over 3v i o erred. is new flowing or neverel devote! . v r
7 , . en on. L , “F‘LAT‘VgiREPEZ‘KIMONOS, Enew sylc tr ruined with soil 1‘
“l" “mt/“’1“ ”9 “9" “°‘ 1 rufflesgroscttce,‘iheudsjend testicle—wt“ so blue and hone
he United States, and one
.the Go‘vernmont finds it-
» can, then it can call on
"arm oi! the Government for
94,’ continued Mr. Wheeler.
htiWeshinzton found it nec-
' ”send military tomes to
. Whiskey Rebellion in
v his because civil author-
’ roken down’. It civil au-
cann'ot put ‘a stop to smug-
on~our coasts. naval authority
id‘ent dieoioaed through hie'spolres—
shall be used. primarily tor national
defense and not‘polioe duty, ‘but
that a. further investigation might
bring himio another opinion. In
other words. the President will be
guided by developments‘andr if. it
hundred ships flying foreign dogs.
are running up and‘down the court
or the United States .eludilli {Coast
Guard Vessels rind making connec-
tions with smeii‘jeupply bone from
American shores. the new fl may.
have to be used to secure respect
ve:fi'1‘old Bandit
lit New. Britain
elriCalled Farrier
ORK. May 19.—-—Dhilrlea'
To Springfield, Mass. alleged
plice 0': Gerald Chapman in
bbery are New Britain. Conn,
’ e ,etore. was arreotcdlyes-
‘ ‘a charge of obtaining 54,.
em the Corn Exchange Bank ,
god check. Chapman'was
to death for the shooting
onion in the New Britain
Dryden is said to have se-
he'department store for the
. , He is described as e. sign
3028,16 Spring street. Spring-
ce said that Dryden er the time
ew Britain robbery was
in an advertising office run
eriflhesn.’ who was arrested
e of the shooting and later
chief witness against Chap-
ie recenttrial at Hartford.
thent of his alleged part in
tyrpoiicé said. was in his
‘Ohapman and Sheen as to
robbed. ,
,, ELI). Mesa. Maris.—
Drrden, arrested in New
’ ' l knownhere. He is
friend 0! Walter F.
‘ f this citif. who is being
an; ‘ cessory to the murder
me James Skelly of .. New
can by Gerald Chapman.
" e has been linkedjwitb
an 'andChepmen in no;
it was said here today.
to publicly. ' j , _
said today after learn.
anther Dryden was
_ een with Sheen and
re or some time ‘prior,
‘ri 'in robbery and
mid tified by thevcash;
" use Bank; who said
the forged check lest
cud niedgthe charges. .
h Chebman case was
' Y en John J. Phelg
New "York . on '
roles
have been stole
.hold up of e. "
Ist‘ate‘i News
for the modestyrof‘thevidwe 3 ‘
rnosn unset!
John T.
to a report madevyt‘ii; meteor Exam?»
iner Dr. A. A. Crone. the. led went
told his pnrentshe had been in.
verely pounded about the stompeii
senior. ; J ‘
THREAD 00. we
WILLIMANTIC, Causeway 19.4.
After. a long hearing. in court yes-r
the American Thread company, was
found guilty of assault upon Elite.
beth Cone. a worker. and breach ‘of
the ycace. and given s, nominal line.
on appeal being taken and rebuild
furnished“ Then attorneys ,for’ oth-
er strikers and the textile union or--
genizere conferred and agreed to
enter a. demurrer in each of 11 an.
or: cases of striker-5‘ charged, With"
infraction of the law. The demure.
rem were overruled and nominal
linen imposed from which conceit
were taken to the Superior comt.
There were 16 ounce in oil against
strikers and four were'tried Friday
and one today, in each case 9. small
tine being imposed .by Judge Foes“
h-—-_-—-—- ‘
$300 LIQUOR FINE
NEW HAVEN;May lit-A due of
$300 with costs and e suspendedgdo
days in ‘jeil sentence imposed on
Guiseppe Lucia. candy store -keep-_
er. today: Was'because of conviction
on the charge or selling wine to high
youths arrested for stealing on auto-
mobile mode “amdavits'that they bed
was so‘ exhilarating thatvthey stole
the machine‘ibelongiugtc Professor
TheodOre Woomey. and then lied in
‘ denying that they 'stole it. _
NON-SUPPOBMO DAYS. ‘ .
court yesterday three cases colleen
ed before Judge 8.1 I»: ‘Munxer.
per‘tjv‘gas’ given 90"”.dsys‘gin loll.
ii‘redf‘s’eunder'. on charge ”or ‘ reeks
less ‘drivingu‘we‘silnediit‘ and costs
nd Frenk‘Forenend
Broadwayend a I
"Wilton. Main
‘s.
incl cell was
' signatures ‘ lit
man on Friday. was thatv‘the‘Nnvy ,
wnrnnsunv.‘ May 19.4-Coroner‘ ,
Monzanl [is investigating ,
the death of Peter ‘Rin'aldir eon‘ol :;
Mr. and Mrs. Balvetore‘hinaldi, lid ‘
Walnut street extension; . who [died ‘
Thursday at. lit; Mary's hospital A!
«a result oi'hemorrhezeletdocordinl .
to his home severe! derongo can ‘ '
light at school and unrelated sop '
and chest by at boy three years his 5 i
' court's. ;
terday. Katie Thelma. a striker Lot; .1 j
‘ beckin ‘ _ .
teiningits'toothold iii-New Kerk by -
the? acquisition or, Keene, Hishie»~& ‘
Company. Inc..‘- an investment * firm-
schoolee‘niors and juniors. Three . v
* execute.” my, int—Intensity» I",
Kerry Mott charged with, non nope 1
key.
ieflueweu routine number or visitors
‘7 Will hove Driller «Day :
an no line" e merits in
street} vies seen-
todoy; in] the announcement 5 1
the “ Guardian ‘ Detroit Company
investment branchvof the Guardian
Edsel-Rom is a'director._ ‘2 , ,
[Relationship of the Ford late!
to the new. banking enterpri
Well Street'wes also given redirect
Kennel”, wide~president or the Ford
Guardian Detroit Commute.“ ‘
. "The Guardian Trust Company 0:
Detroit. :8. recently . organised. insti-
tution; whicnis believed to have the
f the -Ford ‘vmiiliona; ob-
which "hes specioli ! r‘many
veers sin‘ the‘underw tin
tribution oil ,muni pa
Fur
drunk wine bought: or Lucia. which
. , F'Prdtticeilfeli SW5
Nor alknédefit "
Wednesdays Serena“ ‘4
' ‘gWatchffory'them,f.” -
been resteblishe‘d as the New, York‘ 3
Trust ,Oompany of patrolman: which
Mex-tor Company. ea 9. director or the ' ‘
‘ thf milk‘ and honeyeno'whie— turning to the‘hrindin‘
.A‘lreddy‘ihcfdry nine:~ other I“ t
against the rum .deet ‘ hovering om ‘
New Yorknis‘huvlugn perceptible '
contract! by” the“ naming of Ernest
reorganised s as .’the :
Jerome'E. J; neegwin be made
on
' ct the'znew: company;
. Mrsflnnzeier.
resident of ih
and
- Mr.‘
trien-
-. sell? in j; the mild
~ Often he ”runners?
Guardian Detroit Company. of which ‘
‘,..
’ii
“ ”Thirtylon ‘
' ., to
I Were _.ilied‘¥with, the Loft
son to
, "it“: " I
' pest-week.
Cleric Herbert ‘8. 8m
‘ " They,”
buiidln‘
collie. since no stove, Frames
“avenue n
’ . iienererront Perk: co. to John '13:
tui-ehsined g! V J v .‘1
hem‘ehout It‘tee’t‘jin length rend
‘ cepaelty :or :00 u cases“ , or
owut 13'on i115; craft
owcr, "casinos
an; hour without
other: so when. tul-
cmeue and one. Clot. . Shorefront ’
Perks" ‘
‘ John new and wire to ‘Frenh
‘l‘o‘th. ct ole. lot and _bfiiidtnfllr‘mf‘
lumen flannel-end 'uurn‘v srteet.
new Pedeieisky.‘ estetje. willie
wife; lot andbuild-
' ‘ cabins»
fiestas» most ct.
Winiliibertytrnotcre iWith F
ined (hbreepower Jot "lilo. gird.»
1, ' it”.
o pin mini: 3
‘ yhleve the . some a result, obtained,
‘ when'one of theiircrsttlbiundé‘rs into“ two it ,
‘ ' ‘ " {£1 rieeWileek
a net 'prendsior} catch. .
one-Veoeee‘sniyeees‘ln
‘ ‘ ms CREPE KIMONOSwiih'e
n condemn blue‘snd‘honeyde “: ’
“Mum--when
. 152.9419 $5.9 3
and contrastin \
$1.93 and $2.9 g
. muel jJ'ks , ito‘
Moncghan end whet-tour lo
_ _ ‘tegeeegiegw
conundrathree, lots. East‘Noi-wnl .,
E
d‘No MalnSt Saltorwa f
' reassess "
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