lization Call
lnds City Ready
. . 5 am that time on mm mated
3am“ gratitylnt to National
loittqetors. Like it machine.
limit (at mobilization be" it ta
1?» fire alarm s‘oundo eight
the mobilization call for
uni Mo o'clock. '
. thelr homes, their Work
play. Dimrdsmcn began to
5 in to the armory. Eur-h had his
,3; to play and each played it. Men
utiltnobllon picked up other
glimcn living near thcir homes.
». Sofloclc—fiouwnik's mitts.
A III flcld lcrvico uniforms.
qpmpleto fir‘ld hits. with mini.
hives, messhltil. blankets, red
Wpuekngos land nil those mttlor
I! that it Noidlcr rnrrlrs on ac-
“tonic-o, stood warty ilWflilelK
tit-Xi. mom,
two units of tho 192ml hero
tilted 97 men. The 2nd Commit
twin. comlntindcd by ('tiptnin .70-
l Lockiuut, had 46 mm out or
01:11 strong. it. lln cry "t",' (.‘nn—
Edrrund l‘i'ccce commanding,
7*” 51 mm pitscnt out of til.
wit the sounding of tho mil. Major
derlck .7. Mort-icon loi‘t immedi-
~ 1 for Greenwich, who": on» of
medical units is stationed undtr
Wit William l‘lurlm. Motor Mor-
ii. who is in (ommnnd oi nil
‘ttdicnl units of tho 192ml i. A.
well as a. nicmhor of thc gmci-
a staff. trilortcri from that stu-
_, Report tn Col. Mom-2m
mill tho l't‘ilil‘nS of strength.
"do by tclcphnnc to t‘oionci Mo-
YII J. Mogr-nson, commandnr cl
192ml, tlic lilf‘ll 'wrrr nl‘lit‘l‘f‘li to
_ plrte it drill and roturu to thcir
fines.
tile centurion prevailml in Nor-
with tho cull. Many pcnplc
., “I'd the alarm and WOW: puzzlnd
’ B there was no such rxcltcmrnt as
dilullcd in Stnmtord. yrhcre \vnr
mots spi-cnd rapidly,
Q'Capt. llrlnmunrl I'rrrt-r thin morn-
said that ht: r-rtnriricrcd his units
fit as satisfactory.
might. in: wcll to (within that
. Ydtrohtn on the urn alarm mcnn
"'blllzotlnn for ”Its militia."
_ Iii-ft, I‘nr Tibrtlt‘r‘.’
; he occu‘tion gttvo i'iflt' to come tow
it,“ t’lous intldr-ntu (‘npttiin Loclthort.
5,3?!“ Brawl) udviscrl thin morning
by a. Iiicnd that “Brittcry F of Grocn.
with lift on tho irnin inst night for
the 5 border."
fl Which bordcr was mount was not
xfilflrd. The Croonwlch Tiutft-ry,
gdcr Captain Grorno M. Hill, was
‘smisrrd at 11 o'clock inst night.
,A. National Guard oftlcrr this
orninc‘ said that mohiiirdtlon had
find thc Sliilo \vcii prepared.
("0n the M my that. tho ilrilt no»
fionnl mobilization plnn lost your.
‘ auto plans for trotting the troops
‘ gothrxr wrro formcrl. Just how
.Well lhcsc have horn icnrnm‘i and
' ‘iitlicrt won rcvcoicd inst night.
. f'Thcre xvns no indication of tiny
obllirntion ordcr allowcd to look
i I. from Hartford. it was a rcal
rpt‘inc lost. and nithln two hours
‘ unit: vim-o rcnrly.
' "The plan is rimpir‘.
,0 cs dcun tho lino and tho rcport
tired but k tin? u my it (rimc. That in
e Governor, through thi- blidjiitnnt
“gibnernl. int-nod tho suddcn ordcr
c Gem-ml immcrilatciv notiflcd
he Nrt‘rglmcntul commnnrici‘s. ’l‘lio
Ioncl of ”it" 79M. ‘ltntlrmorl in Now
. ‘ndon, notifi»:tl thr» cont/tr (minor in
ch (toning No in turn notitlr-(l
the:- ofl‘icors, lin'. tho. him-m Pfilllid-
, and a. sit, formulated chitin of
_ bills i‘tcgins to function. ’l‘clcphnnc
Ila; are inntlc by ccrtnln inch. The
pply, SFI‘Llf'IllliS: Night to insul-
. pmcnt titlti“-\:‘iii1 no trouhir- tho
ttery is formal. llach mrm has
much work to do and ho mum't
1) up on his own job or ho muvtn't
0 do somconl‘ rinr‘s.
Then it he pr owns; in iricrrcd, The
at migrant ( ilid thn toil and ro.
rts to his hath-iv: coinmnndcr thnt.
e battcry is; formcd with so many
Ii lit and prrocnt. The battery rr-
, I s from ouch ccntcr or town are
"mum to tho regimental hood-
With tho. last rcport in,
regimcntnl commandcr rcporis
ports to tho Covcrnor, who is com-
ndcr-in-Chlcf of all tho forces.
(1 says in SO many words:
"'Jovcrnor. the National Guard
uniting orders."
'In dozcnt of towns in Conncctl-
as in Norwalk. lhc units stood
dy for tiny ortlci'. TINT word so
uippcd los't night that thcv were
(tidy Yl slap on a troop mm It
W not it F.llll€‘*—’Il. was :1 real tcst
"It. ii iii the only kind of a lost
at could rcally proxo how wnli the
" on has hcen lcnrncd. It was un-
ctcd. and camo without any
'.‘ eliminarlcs~nnri it found Connec-
ut’s troops wril trained."
The OfiIfltT‘l‘S who formed last night
th the troops in Norwnlk were:
btalii Joseph Lockhart. (‘aptnin
l'nund Proccc. lieutenant Stcphcn
iokus, Llcutonant Russell Du).
eutenunt Clarence Twitchcll I ion-
hunt Frederick Lewis and I leu-
‘Iam‘. Russell Brrrlc.
s:B c. Comight
To Be Wed Tonight
(‘lnrk Cortrlght,
Superintendent of
0015 and 371mm. Evcrctt Cort-
Int of Bridgoport will
-ridc oi‘ Iinoid J. Philips. eon
r. .intI Mrs. ’i’l“. Philips, nt
nrner slrcct, Stratiord. this even-
» ghtcr of
So
$116 to the prominence of her
». in tdncntlnnnl circles in
‘dgcport. in.» wedding of Miss
oflright is orr'issioning wide inter-
Thc marriage cornmony will take
1’ e at tho home or tho hrida 610
made avenue, Bridgoport. Dr.
: . Horace Dav. ct tlw t'nited
rational church officiating.
I» assisted by Nov. Charles
merit-st Baptist church
dottb’fi this ceremony will
.- R a ... .
The rcport 3
hccome ,
Stock pr lees nosed irrelullrly
hither at the cushion of today'-
until With oil Ind motor shawl
remain 8‘ their odvnnco.‘ Food and
merchandising incur-s also ouptursd
buvltil town. a brisk drinsnd (level-
opint for ill-urn norhiich. Most of tits
gains Worn “trillion in fractions. al-
though International 'l‘elclllmfl! T0!“
n'polnt.
Buyin‘u lint-RH"? morn uctlvo as
finding expanded. Encouraged by
tho provulling on" all money I‘IYBH.
protomilonui operators uguln utirrcd
up filo surtmw ut‘ ilw market, hrinu-
lug nhout substuntlul udvunccs in
many of their luvorlteu. Memo-Al'-
row motor lusncr ntirdclod attcn-
liou as tho common and preferred
mounted to ncw hinh levels and tho
prior prI-fcrred jumped four points.
Y’llrf‘hnlt‘fi oi Flirt-trlt- Powcr in
largo Mocks, sending the prion up
more than u. ‘ymilit, utlmulniml deni—
ings in tho public utilitios. llnvanu
Electric movcd tip 1‘. 1-2 points and
Pcoplou' tins rouclicd u 192:- top
pricv in thc first hull hour. [it tho
some limit coins or i. to :4 points
Wt‘f’t‘ I'PI‘ONIGII by Rem-u Iiochllck.
international l’dpor. Amoricun Hut»-
ty Razor, Houston Oil and Mid—Fon-
tlnont. Petroleum.
Moderate improvcmnnt. continued
throughout the forenoon trading.
The Him in mnny atonkntwus pro.-
tilt-ui-‘ti nrmn indimtfionn ul' tcvlv
in: huntnonu, colored by rnporto or
Cili'rPni luring sm'ninim. Announce,-
mcnt thnt our lnmllnun for the first
week in Juln- of almost u. million
curs worn tho loruact no for thi.u
your ntlmulntl-li :1 buying movemcui
in YIIP‘HIII FililY'f'tl,
wr-sxtnrn. Grout Northoru and OIht‘l
nrunccr stocks. Spocnintivc untiVI»
tlcs were impotcrrori from tho oil
issucn to otht-r groups. but llnrns-
dull A. shouted indnpendout strcnirth.
rising nlmnnt 3 points hoforo noon.
Huzar tilifll't“! cnntlnm-ri to respond
to tho ndminlutrutlnn'u (incision not
to stir-r the prmwui suitor tariff.
American t‘mi nud l‘. H. Stool wore
tlic nirongcst of the pivntul indus-
triols. While Havana Electric. ox-
icndinx its train to ii pntnln, main-
tained its lenrlorshlp at tho public
utilitit‘c.
0.... _ . M..__..L_a—......~_.
MULDOONTEIIS
HIS RECIPE FOR '
A LONG llFE
Head of N. Y. Boxing
(‘ ommission, 80, Says
“Obey Laws of God”
NEW YORK. Jum' (Al‘i,
nltmliontm to (lnrl'u lung in \Vllliulu
Muldoon'e rot-inc tor a long lifc. 'l‘itr
\‘f'YN‘lill of tho souurml cirrl” uiu»
trnlrtr-d John L Hulllmn for Iiili
t‘hnmplonrhip unll whom lilo Work
has bccn tmtkinrr umn physically fit,
it:
_ which conform”
principally in t‘hlcnzo and North-’
S a m Kantor Writes
P a r s m o it It is I n
Aalnst Building of
B 2 Theatre ‘
Samuel Kenton roolty opornuor oi
the tint district, at the present. time
0".“be in root opiate promotion in
Miami. Florida. hue been delayed
temporarily in himucgotiutlotu tor s
new tho-dire to bu‘prcctod no" that
city. Mr. Kontor's firm. the Gotham
lieulty Co. which comprises Willliun
(tray of Noruuik. Dr. Kuntrpvltclr or
New York city. Charles Enterson ot
the local theatre intcrosta, and oth-
crs. iiu purchwd in site of [round
on which is to be. put up one of tho
most elaborate and costly theatres
in that part of tho onunhy.
Tho I‘urumouut Moving Plcturn
Corporation luuc mudq attempts to
not an iulunctlou uuliuit Mr. Kun-
tor‘s company, iuuemucli u produc-
ally all moving picturc InleI‘CIIl
thcrc urn controlled by tho Purc-
monnt tlomuuny. It has boon tho
policy of thin picturc firm to hold
under chock all nowiy countructod
thcnires, und in incorporuin them
into tho lily 'I‘hroo Motion Picture
alliance cmupriuinu Win-nor Broth-
nrfl. Inc.. lt‘irnl Jalionul Pictures.
inc., and tho 1' amount corpora-
lion.
Mr. Kautor says that tho project will
eventually xvi untinr way, but. for
thc prcnoul tho prolocl, is held up.
Hr- will return in Norwalk with
Mr Motor-non .lulv ii». and honor: in
sctilc nil difficulties permanently in
Now York city. so that on Ilifl re-
turn to thc South. his firm will bc
3va to no on unlimnporcd.
William (lruv will remain in
Miami an the uncut tor the (iotlmm
itcnlly ('0.
Italy in Sympathy
With Security Pact
‘l’lll'llil. Juno It; iAi‘).-'l‘ho littl-
inn reply to tho 'i-‘rcnci. noto nutswcr—
lm: ticrnumy's wcuiei'n Europcan so-
curity ntlt'i proposal won received to-
rluv. lialy oxpi‘esscd sympathy with
the gcncrul nrlnciplcs of tho propon-
r'd accord.
'l‘hc Italian nnlo said (but.
consult-rod thv ncgotlationo nt. pro-
sout pun-iv tentative and dill not
fool cnilml upon to pinto specifically
tlic opinions of tho ltuiimi (lovem-
input on oil fN’iilll't's of the security
pmvt. it mid thul wilt-n tliu timti
comm for u «incision Italy will make.
known its utlltutlv.
'l‘hc ll‘rrncli Foreign Office. consid-
crod this reply (is an approval of thc
Itulyy
(lcrmuny today.
TOKENEKE
The dance at the 'l‘okencko club.
hold Saturday oveninu. round it
good attendance. Many members
and their guests enjoyi‘id I dolilhl-
tni evening; and suppor was served
in it into imur. Among those pres-
1 out “'l‘l’t";
i O O
or flashing parties. By
ifnpi. it‘ruuk Stevens.
fi‘ull. Norwnllt 61.——-—Adv.
O C
O
-l~‘uiiini
unit only.
llmvnyton.
did u It'llr- prom-him: lot a liil’lllll'
{thou in cr-lohrullon of his: (‘Izhtiwih
hirthvluy m 'i'urchlm‘, \Vostclioutnr
countv. lnut niuht. lln was So ynnru
old Nov 25 but it ifmk his neithhoru
Wiril',‘ limo to lwrvaundr- him to nttcnd
n dinnct in hit: honm
“ lilo I” H mm inn in tin \cu
law. it lourn v that only is
once. it tight in which the rules or.
mmlc by God." Muldnr-n said.
“God's laws urn immutable. You
can't world it lan-yor or (won It r‘lf-i'irv.
man to argue with God nhout lht-ill.
If you violatn thorn you pay the pun-
ltlty and it you are 5: good sport ynu
don‘t whimpor or Whine but lulu: it
and go on."
M to young: pcoplo of today,
said. "lmt ’07“ have. their flinrz.“
Ho rognrds narcotics as the grc-nt~_
cat Clll'Ff‘ of Aim-rich.
J. Emmy—gown; Back
From Chicago Trip
J. Emory Stovcnn of the firm of
Rogers and Rtnvnno. local clothlcrs.
has roturncd home after attendlm:
a meeting of the National liltiscutlu~
l'lonlmtttcn of tho National Rciuil
(‘lolhiern‘A'usoclutlon at Chicago,
Mr. Stnvcns. who is president of
tho New England Association. assist.
mi in making plans for the holding
of the National Convention in Chi.
i1churn, which will opcn August 34.
WomanHurt in Home i
Dies of Starvation
NEW HAVEN. June I6.——(AP).
Mrs. Minnie Hutchins. «to, found on
the basement of the house in which
slu- had lived alone. Saturday. died
today from exhaustion and injury
shock. The woman had been miss.
ed four days and the police forced
an nntrance to the house. Mrs.
Hutchins had broken her coilarhone
in a fall and being alono was un-
able to assist, hermit and had been
Without, food or water.
PERSONALS
Mrs. William Outrandcr. Jr.. of
Concord street, motored to Gaylord
Farms at Wallingtord Bundly where
she visited her husband who is o pa-
tient there. She reports thot'hls
condition is much improvcd.
I O I
Miss ‘Msrcarct Splun of Mcrwin
stroct is entertaining guest: tron;
Cedar Grove. N. .1
Regular chair meeting will be
htdd tonight at titanium street
butch. All mante'ifi are urged to
d.
John (Smooch. president out
ynml. ’
lit.
Mr. and Mm. Thomas McCurthi.
: Air. and Mrs. Hurry l‘arkor. Mr. and
l Mm. ll .‘I‘. lilotlgrilc, Chariot! Butch
iiinna. Mr. and Mrs. William l-‘orc-
lpuucii. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Ito.
limits. Mr. and Mrs. lltitilli Smith.
tin. and Mrs. 1mm: lirolnlu. Mr.
innit \lis. i2. 1. Uill‘tllnll
O
. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gourgo Guir. Mr.
3 and Mrs. A. (.7. Oakley. Mr. and Mrs.
ilinrncit Buggies. Mr. and Mrs. L0-
iwin Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Macon
Wadswm'lh. Mr. and Mrs. W'. W.
Wcokn. A. D. Wilt. Mr. and Mrs.
John ll. 'l‘huycr. Mr. and Mrs. Ly-
t man Smith.
Mr. and Min. liuntci Itlchey, Mr.
and Mrs. 'l‘ A McMillan. Mr. and
Mrs. Maison Gregory. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Louie
Haighi. Mr. and Mrs. Stanhopo God-
dard. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dun-
nlngton, Mr: and Mrs. L. P. Chit-
ienden. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Brad-
ford. Mr. and Mrs; W. S. Bartlett
and more than sixty guests
SPRINGWOOD
John Chech of Lexington avenue
motored to Bridgeport on business
yestcrd n y.
‘ a t .
James Trailidziu or North Taylor
avenue was a, visitor in New York
;clty Saturday.
0 O
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Albrecht of
Luzon ntrcct are entertaining at. their
home Mr. and Mrs. Hllhrd Albrecht
10: Brooklyn.
a
I
Among those who enjoyed the day
at I’lcasure Iicacli Sunday were:
Miss Antonotte Anton. Miss Ethel
(lanzy, Miss Ganzy, Misc Irene Mus-
lcr. Miss Esther Loris. Mimi Lillian
Lewis. Anthony Anton. Micke Suns.
cm, Julius ()l'Wd.. Andrew Gum,
Gordon iludovsky.
RepoRTAccidents
0n Westport Hill
Isrcal Potrimml of 17 Christopher
street. New Haven. reported to the
up-town police youterdcy utternoon
this his automobile had been melt.
while going up Weatport. avenue Hill
‘ ¢
New Jersey automobile coming
down'the hill at o fut me of speed
Potrlknaui laid his on- W” badly
damaged and that the New Jersey
operator. who-e name not been
learned. bu ulreody ed the ac-
cident. to the Ituto authorities.
The New Jersey car skidded on
the wet ”venom. cud become un-
molmto, aflogwlm III. New
anon union: use. sound with»
m w m »
1n n lriler to u friend in Norwaili. ‘
tnxt oi the From-h note delivered mi
at 8:30 o'clock Bundcy night by I.
deflector; ii 0.
Perry. :2; heldhthe can, to-
“8301! use is 00
would no I
«fleet thcll [levie- I tell he
were ceasing distress
nous tho people of the daisies.
nun
NEW HAVEN. June ,16 (.iP).-A
lightning bolt during one at last
night's series of electrical storms.
struck it stccplo on the now St. Aid-
cn'l Catholic Church. in Fountain
street. Wostvlllc, shuttering uewral
blocks of granite and distributing t;\o
irugmonts on the lawns and side-
walks nearby. Tho duumuc was up—
purnntly trifling.
JOHN GRUYILE
lilBlllLllllBlll-J
ii SBOREFRBNI
Ten Building Permits
Are Issued Today By
Inspector GeorgeH.
Hubbcii -
bell isnuml the rationing building
pormitc today:
John Clruollc, six rooui houso in
Shorofront Park. 39.50".
Mrs. c. F. Curr, house addition in
Gregory Boulevard. $3,000.
A Steam. gamma at Hunt. Hench.
Bell Island. 850“.
Ii. G. la‘isk, porch and garage in
Flux llill road. $7M.
(incur and Mimi Ainuni‘lsnn, nix
room house and gumgc in l~‘uirvlcw
avennc. norm.
Mary Ilcdnioiitl. fii‘c mom house
in Wolipit EVOIIUI', $5,500.
Mary Moody. Illiei‘IIll' alterations
in Stlwrminc uvenuo, 320d
Mary .lcrtgo. xumgc in
Hill nvoniio. 2.10.
i'. J. illintz. Sow root on house in
Webster utrcct, “on.
John H. Crosby. garage in Stevens
Iti‘cct. $650.
FBATBRNAIS
There will he a. special HIOCLII‘IB of
the lesion mmehcrs ct tht‘ Ily 1). D51.
via Lodge of the South 'Norwulk
Moose on Friday evening. Tho grand
regent will address thrv members in‘
preparation for tho laruc inltidtion
gathering which will be. hold on July
is. All legion .mcmbcrs are urged
to attend.
Spring
‘ Q '1.
Tho South Norwalk Shepherds of
Bethlehem will stage a party [or the
deputy Iumcmo commander, Mrs.
Josophlno Hudson. in lied Men's Iiali.
South Norwalk. tomorrow night. Mrs.
Nellie Fallows. past supreme com-
mandcc. and tho nuprcmo ofilcera
will he in attondanrc. Dancing and
retrcshmcnia will {datum the oven-
ing’s entertainment.
3 I O
The regular social morting of the
“Hilam McKinley auxiliary will he
held in Foresters‘ Hall on next
Tuesday night. instead of this even-
log.
I 0 I
Patriotic (lrdrr of Americans.
Camp No. 3. will meet tonight at
4: Frnnlclin street.
I 0
Sons of St. George. Welcome
Stranger Lodge. .-\'n, it“ will hold
a weekly meeting this evening at
25 Moth street.
I
I
O I
Court Laurel No. 106, Catholic.
Daughters of America, will hold a
mmuonthly meeting tonight at 61
Wuhintton street. 5
s o .
Uncu Tribe. No. 26. Improved
Order of Red Men. will hold a wool:-
ly meeting tonight. at 35 Washington
Street.
0 O 0
Catholic Union Council No. (6.
Knights. of Columbus. will hold a
semi-monthly meeting tonight at 2:
Wm avenue.
3 I t ‘
Old Well Lodge No. 108. F. :nd
A. I. .. will meet tonight It 18 Bopth
Main street.
Amulet! m.
- (Philadelphia Bulletin.)
"John. how is the machiuo rum
Mug?"
"Not so goodjinl . when
litttie ml- in t lent.
vol
3 tools much
Building Inspector George H. Iluiy. ,
m (it I‘d
Gm. Dvaes
Albert Edward Winchester is now
renewing scenes 0! hi: childhood in
Marietta. Ohio. where he was born.
In in letter to The Eveninu lenlt-Y
MY. Mr. Winchester says that he
recovered.
and tour toward um Northeut.
where he will probobiy stay in some
mountain resort for some time.
The superintendent of the South
Norwnik Electrical Work. sends his
best wishes to his many friends. Al-
though he has boon tone but three .
works. he says it feels like three
months.
ills home town. Marietta, is also
the birthplace of the famous Vioo.
President. General Dawes. Mr. Win-
chcetcr says:
"When the Gent-mi came here But-
urday the people gave him I. rousing
wclcomo. and I saw him on his homo
porch nmoking his constant plpc. u
usuul.”
Mr. Winchcutor left Marietta. an I
boy of live. thn a child. however,
he was sent to a private school. An-
other student at that school was the
gumo Charles (It. Dawes.
in spite of the pleasant trip. Mr.
wluchcstcruflys he iii anxious to re-
turn to Nfli'wnik and hill friends.
15 Killed
(Continued from Page One.)
ctl body at it little girl in I. night
gown.
EAt-i'l‘UN. PAL. June. 16 (AP).-—-At
least a down pencils were killed
and iii'ty others injured early today
wlicn u licluwure; Lacticwmno and
Wcstm'n train from the weed. ,for
ilubnken. New Jersey. “as wrecked
at ltockport. .neur Iluckpttstown.
it. .i.
Many at tho injured were brought
to tho Hnaton Hospital suffering
from severe scald! from escaping
sic-um. ,lt was said u number Ire
in a scrioun condition.
it 'l'hc accident occurred
sovcm electrical atom.
The ll‘it‘. pusscngers an the train
worn to have nailed today from lio-
bokr-n for Gernmny.
'l‘ho iii-st couch wna hurled half
way ovm- tho top of the overturned
locomotive. Mon and women fought
madly to work their way out of
coaches. The locomotive blow up
and illlrd the all- with steam. Pou-
t-nltors wold Hwy were unable to use
more than st foot in front of them.
August Fox. till years old: Henry
Sultans. lift; Carl Englc. to, and
Reinhold 'reschimw. so. were among
the first to motto their woy out of
tho coaches ond although oil were
scrlouliy burned. out o d bruind.
they did couuidsroblo t tsiieve the
suitevings of the others
W. L. Kenny. city passenger agent
for the Luckawsnnu at Buffalo, was
on the train lln was riding in the
third coach when he was buried out
and molded on both arms. his face
and one leg. He is in the Eaton
Hospital.
Tho \ictiuis li'culctl at the hospi-
tal worn all well supplied with mon‘
cy. much of it. being carried in
money llcltn about their body In
many instant-cu when the effects of
the victims were searched the wads
of money were. found to-be satur-
ated with blood.
during a.
HIT BY STBRM
(Continued tram Page One.)
----—e-
ucroage of tobacco planting has been
spoiled. The tobacco raiser: who cut-
fcrod most were. Olin Murphy. Hon-
ry Sachs. James Stewart. 'l'. Scctt
Bldwcli and Son, and E. 0. Gates.
The storm was ragardcd as the
worst in Litchticid county in yearn-
Somo huiintones which tell were bail
an inch in diameter.
HARTFORD, June 16 (AP).—-One
death resulted from the excessive
heat that visited the city yesterdoy.
The body of an unidentified mun. 50
your old, dressed in a blue coat. gray
trousers and black shoes was found
by the police yesterday afternoon in
the South Meadows at the foot of
Wyiiys street. Assistant Medical Ex-
aminer Glover N. How laid deuth
was caused by heat prostration.
Is N ow chdBaker
At Electrik Maid
W. J". Robinson. the well known
baker. who has midst! here for
many years. bu become hood baker
at. the new Electric Maid Bake Shop.
49 Washington street. Mr. Robin-
son has had many years experience
in the bakery business and bin many
friends are pleased to Icon of his
new connection. .
IRONY.
I called on Fame: the office boy
dld‘: "Please send in your items."
"Indeed. I have none." I replied.
And so. any I um.
71 called on Wealth: 1 no required
To pay on entrsnce fee:
"1 boys no money)“: replied.
And ism immediotoli.
1 culled on Mfli‘
liu lain‘ed, ‘1 '
weight. and will soon leave Morlottu ‘
Wt." Strict
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88 liithisQs
Yard.
orwalk" Leading Dry Good! Store ‘1‘
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Norwalk, Conn.
.pvds
BORDERED SILK
54inch. ‘
Yard
$6. 75
souoeoeeoou-
si _
86 Inches wide. ‘
LAIN COLORED
AND COTTON CREPE
Yard
.‘
86 iii. wide.
Yard .
$1.00
FIGURED
SILK AND COTTON CREPE
$1 0.0 $1.25
36 inches wide; .
BAYON SILK
Yard
$1.25
38in.lti
Yard
w... ...._....... -. ...—-.-m-.«-mm
ALL SILK PRINTED CREPE
°$2 50to $3 50
STRIPED ‘
SILK AND oomu CREPE
36 inches wide.
Yard
$1.59
PLAIN COLOR FLANNELS
30 inches wide.
Yard
$1.59
I‘m-H“A~*Io~ ‘
(Continued from "Pen One.)
‘ m
Education beini excluded.
Mr. Cuneo gave the opinion that
the bill did not enact. Norwnlk.
which had a. special act exempting it
from the public not.
Calls it Force
Mr. McMehon than laid:
board 0! estimote cud motion and
tor it to be called such. when it. only
conirolil about 60 percent at tho Ip-
proprlations.
“Judge Lilht. When he appeared
before us. said tho: we had nothing
to do with tho school budget be-
cause of the spcclal act, but believ-
ed it pus s. budduv
“Everyone is kicking about this
low on the streets. but none 0! our
men. who are in control and who
drove buckobono count}: to to there
and have this luv changed. They
are druid that they will lose mtow
vote; Thank God. I wu.nevor that
way. it the people didn't want to
vote tor me they didn’t have to.”
Corporation Counsel Cuneo. at this
point noted that if the bond
wanted to bring the matter to a
show down it could cut the school
budut'or do what it wantod to with
it and than .settle the issue in the
courts. but added that this would
cost money.
'i'tuu. coded the
evening. 5'
MD mm“ For I'm:
itict Communism-I in the First
District. ”it“ “myths sum for the
care of n in ”Inna“ from
$1,400 tO‘ ”to; Hum this wu
tho deolrormrupd at l new “I-
trial. muting. ,5
There was some question about
this amount of money that the
(‘fhorltiss department bu on hand at
present and u to how much it re-
ceived of its utimutod income.
Mayor Robiusxsud this could be
straightened out from the report at
City Trmuror Anson F. Keeler.
which he stated he would bring to
the next meeting.
The appropriation of $5,000 for
tho Norwulk Hospital was trans-
icrctl from the administrative bud-
get to the charities budget.
A request wu made for on inves-
ilutor in the chutne- depuunent
budget ot a inlet-y oi! 82,000 out!
Mrs. Mary Jennings oi the boarder
charities outed she thought that on
investintor we: needed. slthoush
there had been some question as to
what. kind of on invutl‘ator was
wanted.
Dr. Robert E. Purdue at the
Board at Health was when: u
spokesman for the mom {or that
department. .1“ until he had re-
quested tint I firm b0 and. ‘ of
the‘work but. am mud mos-
quito «tantalum, The sum of
81.. too to Imprint-d Mill! your for
tilts work.,vnlich it carried .by the
county. 1d wine citla it in done by
the cute.
It woe voted to hold mother
meeting of the bourd this evening
at which tho work 0! appropriatlnz
will be tuned.
Fluctuation Leaves
Heart toms Village
PARIS. Juno 16.-Comiile Flota-
mlon's heart is left in his will to
MI native vlllnge.
"1 ill; my heart token out of my
breast. and otter-ed to my Nuisance,
Momhny-Lealtoi when it but for
the tint time." wrote .the uncu-
astronomer.
He also bequeathed to the village
‘It looks like to. force to have s .
hsve the power in the legislature, . Y
. utter (or the
Edward ”now. on. oi the Dis- '
without-sea.
tifully annundt 1
you dulled» om!
“bureaucrat: Iniewell .35”
:2 WALL s'r.
. l m...’ tumult
r
(Continued from Page One.)
Bocuuno of the order moiniaintd at
Tientsln, whcro Chung Tsc- Lin the
Manchurian war lord is in control.
the arrival of his troops hcro has
people
CHARLEROI. Belgium. Juno 16
(AP).-—An association representing
Chinese students hero today issued
a manifesto assuring the Belgium
pubiicthat the present uprisings in
Chino. were In no wise aimed against
all foreigners
The movcment. it was statcd. was
only against "tho Anglo-Saxons and
the Japanese. because they impou
inacceptuble and inhuman working
conditions on the Chinese."
LONDON, June 16 (AP).-—A
"most mysterious view" is tuken here
of the situation in China .and there
is growing anxiety over the possible
developments.
The British Government up to the.
present has given no indication of
any further action than yesterday's
note,dolivered in Peking.
It is understoad that tho Govern-
ment attaches importance to' the ex.
pected communications at the Brit-
ioh Ambusadon to the United States.
Sir Esme Howard, who is due today.
from Washington. where he discus-
sed the Intuition with Secretary or
State ' will".
MOSCOW. June 16 (ABA-5Tb:
Chinese. residents at the Soviet capl-
tll today belt! I. meeting at which
protests were voiced against the
measures taken for the protection of
the torelxners, during the strike riots
at Shanghai.
Jeweler
tin l't.,.'....li1.'
GU trade in your
old automobile
. for I new one— why
not your old-fashioned
timepieca {or a beautiful
1 new BULOVA Watch?
While this TRADEJN
SALE in in progress you
can exchange your old timo-
plscs for I new And beauti-
ful BULGVA Watch.
Don't waltl Bring in your
old wstch today. Investigate
this wondflni opportunity
that niche it poedblo for
you to com s new And inab-
ionlbh BULOVA Watch.
We have many othu
BULOVA styles and
alt-no ruling in
pried from 32! up.
like solid wbheuoldilncwolmtwno
ROBERT A. BENEDICT
NORWALK
thimi’fii’niiiiiI-I uunmnt '
given a feeling of rcassumnco to the
Dainty Lingerie
in silk and cotton units I
for the “bride-to-bo” and;
”sweet, g i r l graduate“:
prices you will Him to 'e
The N. E. RYAN C
86 Washington Street.
South Norwalk
SPECIAL!
Lyon Resilient Spri
Bumpers for Ford C
While the Quantity on Hand
ListPrice $3 t
..... C
$10.00 .....
Front or Rear
NICKEL PLATED £1.00 Ex I
TIMES SQU ,
SUPPLY 00., INCL
84 NORTH MAIN STRE
mu. 2196 so. nouwu
Wednesday Speci
Fresh Strawberry and
Lemon-Meringue Pies
Electrik Maid ’
Bake Shop
Mahackemo Block
South Norwalk
Past Pocahontases’ .
Assoc. Meetin
The ”westbound on. «4 .
than met at the home of Mrs. Fault
SW6. It lies-win street. tut evo-
a
(allow by a. edict hour.
mine" was worded to the holder of
to to flu Annie Watch. the toasty-t
a! “listen Mutable“.
mus-em were:
Hint. In. Eva San-
Aau Weld.
“Mold Mrs. Dot-y
Routine business was transacted '
the evening. the "meet!“ 2‘
tho tuck: amber. which happened _
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