.I "he Weather
A
“on llt‘l‘ llomcut for Southern
\‘cn "Illfllflntl. Probably rain tonight
and holiday. follouell by clearing
Sunday. t‘nntlllucil cool.
-W...“ .-.._. ..._.... . _ ~
so. Nervous, am. under the Act or sum I. sue.
Entered as second-ais- nattar at the post cities at
' l _ .
' W to of Suspected Slayer
Tells Reasons Husband
,. Had to Hate Cappalongo
ylctlm Made Love to Mrs. Gigattkellsing Charm Made
. f '1! Hair to Make or turn Her Ailectiou
ga‘gpfllono Threatened Husband With Death
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Possible motives for the murder of James Osppalongo in
bury were given the police otItltat city by Its. PeterIGl .
. ot Bridgeport, wife of the man who is suspected of hills
‘e Danbury man. Gigliotti has not been seen since the fats
iliooting Tuesday morning.
According to Mrs. Glgliottl's story.
TWELVE PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS
iiil‘lS HEAPED
non DAUGlllER
or “it: sun
25 Chests of Silver, 65 Sets
Costly China, 25 Lamps,
l Among Other Things
ALBANY. N. 1.. June 5.-—Emily
Josephine Smith. oi er daughter or
Gov. and Mrs. Bmi was married
to Major John Adams Warner com-
mandant of the New York State
Troopers. in the R. C. Cathedral of
the immaculate Conception today.
The ceremony. performed by Cardi-
nal Hayes. archbishop of the New
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1926:
J
Republican WomenUrged
To Support World Court
By International Expert
impressive Gathering at Dorlon‘s Enjoys Addresses by
Well Known Speakers -- Attorney Williamson
Praises G. O. P. for Accomplishments in Connecti-
cut During Past Decade-Mrs. Lewis Prosides
Urging the women to support staunchly the World Court as
the "most promising organ for the setting of international dis.-
putes yet conceived." and that they consistently combat all at
tempts to "kill" the idea, Philip Jessup of New York City, an
expert on international law and one time assistant attorney gen-
. oral of the United States. gave a stirring talk before the Fair-
SAYS PARSONS‘
Aviator Enthusiastic Over
Possibilities Offered by
Local Tract for Air Port
Development
Maior Gus Parsons. of tha Colon-
ial Air Transportation lines. who
uas a speaker at tho Kiwanis club
luncheon Thursday. when he ex-
plained the reasons for and stressed
the necessity of a landing field for
‘llcrs llcre‘, is enthusiastic about
it?
t
Baseball League. met last evening in
Danbury.
Jock O'Brien of Bridgeport was
named an umpire to succeed Lou
Dewey. Louis Bundle of Brewster.
\ Hurled Stone, “lice
who offi
N. T. was elected a director. in place
The next meeting of the board of
Tell Both to Stop
the vacant lot alongside the factory.
warned the men to stop
throwing water and the boy to stop
ed and already there are two stores
in operation where the
ranged for sale after having been
fumignted, sorted and repaired.
Norwalk. and one on Main street.
of this and nearby towns are already
need to be made. People in need
of work find it here and are paid in
Whist Club’s Final
Dinner and Bridge
Harold left the coast on . ll.
cast-of! I via the rename-Pacific boat l
t l he more fortunate are ar-‘ ‘l 7’0”°'m“° 5°“ "0"“39 “"0
h “35 of t l Panama Canal. and touching a
.and many other points of ll t.
One store is at M Cross street. taking about 30 d3)"-
a
tract yesterday afternoon. Their bit
we; approximately $76,000..-The re
servoir will be constructed on the:
glen will meet tomorrow morning at
inventory must be returned; the es-
tate's value will he made known.
Estimates as high as $7,000,000
have been made. but llll are of
doubtful foundation. Some of those
who know most about lfim say they
MEET SUNDAY
South
nourish. notes.
'1‘ tho past.
“taut ll be an especially impor-
t it: as it is expected that
was called last evening and the mat.
tcr brought before that body. It
was then decided to take the above
action.
It was stated at the plant when
the 'men walked out last week. by
“atti'the factory. He said. "They
(meaning the men who walked Out)
did not want. to work for the prices
.
Decides Not to Accept Call
From Parish in New
Coroner. Has Hearing
On Children’s Deaths
m I
Coroner Johi‘l J. Phelan held an
$1.000: bond and faces charges’of
reckless‘driving and manslaughter
after the-coroner’s finding.
his companions laughingly Worked
‘ lo extricate him, tons of sand dru.
scondod upon them. Three were on-
ltll'ely buried and two were partially
covered.
The dead are:
charged from the Waterbury hos-
pital. where they \\'t"l‘f‘ _l-l~suscitaicd.
an hour after the accident.
were called and in ten minutes the
bodies were removed from beneath
12 feet of dirt. Three were dead
ii. Acts pri'nllling for the welfare
of C'llllill‘l‘l'i. pensions i'or tcaclil‘l's
and the llkl" have also been passrrl
and taken care of.
"in other nerds." lie
"in the last 13 yours.
continued.
Connecticut
l
Marcugco. . , , officials 0‘ the company ”ml the in “egg into'tlte cause of death of L‘ugene Chesney, thil‘chn, of 40 has met all the l'cqulrements of a
“1:33am games of Mcmolrial Stamford. Others will be opened as 'iiFOIOY’S $76,000 Bi » :rmt‘llde r313: it: filtiflxllfifiin‘ghsfil‘; company had agreed to meet the “1: two children of Vlcenzo Battiial- hColloy street. islatc and has paid for those 0M.“
D‘y'wfll be played July 13- Prompt” ‘18 is feasible. TM needy 3‘ Wins Reservoir AW df‘mand' 0‘ "1° “1°“ and that "163' ha. 43. 210 St. Anne's avenue. Bronx. John Bowen, ten. of 16 C0119Y}Batlons as it went along.
. _ d , (Conunucd on Page Seven) “0““ be back at work last Tues— N. Y.. who were killed last Sunday street. ' Bought .lnd Paid For,
dig-actors will be held Jul“ 29' 9‘ ”New“? G°°d“'m' ""1“ a“ 'r F Foley “deem“, 1 ’ day mornibc. The men deny that on the Poet read Soutllport when Harold Sorrel]. ii. of 21 Collcy “For the aim-o reasons 1 a... 3,.
which time the schedule committee spirit. of helpfulness. contractors will construct. the n , W their demands have been met. the min" drove the car containing street. organization mm, and 1 belle“: m
will present the schedule for the Goodwill has. many 31d“ to "1 reserve reservoir for the Sec. 'l 1 . . . A. Farts Barlow. president and his wife and six children into a tree. Robert wmlamgI 11, in com-y sticking by my organization. Bought.
last half ton adoption. program. Garments that are sent in Taxing District. They were notlfi ; . ‘ '- general manager of the Norwalk Hat Decision was reserved until next street. and Edward McDonald. and paid for. that is our motto."
___________.___.__.. must be made over. furnIitIIIu-e Ilinllst- by the district commissioners th - ~ Manufacturing company, this morn- Thursdey- eleven. Tl Robbins street. were Mr. Williamson stated that m
Mm Threw Water Boy Bierleegf‘ifi: 23:33:25: gusting; they had been awarded the COD ing said that he know or no strike Battitallla has his freedom. on partly suffocated. out “me am 1920 the women saint-d the mm
and that from that date on, even
more strongly than nor had the
policy. "bought and paid for" been
proportion. If they can work but . . we aid th - - . .. . . .
. WP. 01 Maple Hill and work will be . . p em and they did not I I . ’lhe childlen had Just finished enforced.
Motorcycle Policeman Paul M°' m: razorgnahzyeagflegagl chad-night: started in the near tuturo. St Of Summer Schedule fgmfinto work. We hat-o replaced Tawafighfvm- street supper and were at the sand bank What do” this show? he asked.
Gum W3! called totthg Jacgfynrtfftl ear: enough to “ve' -More than DRILL TEA“. “BETS FOR ‘ Dells Tomorrow Mom‘ em. reggzd' Illz‘nl‘llglit to the police 30'. k8. Short fias’lnngllil‘lhog hem}: Mainly ”mt the men and women in
Day street. yes er ay a or 00“!” 9 and ‘ ‘Bfll’ BRO . l . ‘ W'— . i or “953 5'3 n. . “ng ~°r5 53 the state are working shoulder to
33;! 3 small boy threw a 3°“: gilfhgttrlleyoxfyldcgélyping illlfe new Th IQBSTOtGa 0:13;? Migrants g ~ at 10’ , - - ‘ httgrtfit. :ndmfiToggrzifizw :23 play roonl in the nelghoorhoodl is shoulder to make Connecticut. a bct<
a window there and a uc ' ' e r e In . . -. 3- , . - _ . “arm and the youngsters ave ter, finer place in “'1 ion to l‘
213:1“; work inside the factory in :32." that mak“ them coed citi Godfrey Post. No. 12. American Le- summer schedule of meetings . ‘a‘ l . it was park 'in front of Eagles been using the sand bank as a re- l 1‘“
Nomaik Musicihns' hall; Mott 'avenue. creation SDOL (Continued on We '
th‘gfiy informed the officer that yo: geggg‘figfgygn‘;gougléfiiflg Manusinn's ltttidla,‘ II can; m 3: m open tomorrow with we um, ,3 m. of gum, mflan)‘
some of “3° men working in the direct communication with this new street. “he“ 1 w av p n eating 0‘ the local musicians AB passersby saw the landslide Appendicitis Attack '
”mg-y had thrown water on him county enterprise, graph taken. 5- the called to order at 1., and hurried to the assistance of . .-
will“ he was pinyin: baseball in of toad of at the Inga“ hour the imprisoned children. firemen Causes cancellation
Of Miss Wills’ Program
‘ York diocese wan marked by im-
, a- . . . .
T“ hulbzndh‘i‘lissllrb1012;002:332“ New Train Will Make luat Marsh, just (nor the Norwalk pressli'e and colorful ecclesiastical . field County Republican Women at Dorlon s shorehousc yester-
ongo. an w . . . . n t ‘
l‘ in “est oil. tel this use. WI cm W . da afternoon.
statement to the effect that her own N. Y.'S0- Norwalk Run liter th L: ii ill b A profusion of gifts fit for a y 1“,. ”In”, “mm.
relations with Cappulongo were such In One Hour Flat A 0 unc eon m“ n“ . queen. was showered on "Al‘s" l . .. .. .
II to cause her hulbnnd ‘0 neck 3 taken 10 “co the Great Murals daughter. I . . .I 'lu'o lllllllll'l‘vl nil .; LT. ill.» :..u n :llill
Cappalongo's death, the police ex- An outstanding feature 0: the . clopmellt. which has been pm- It is thr- first opportunity of thr- Sailor PleCd Wrong l womm of 1h mnmv calm. .l. llll-
,preh themselves as being fairly cer- summer train schedule which will u cd by local men including Thom- . IlIliInddon'ornd “El the multitude of: Policeman to square . mg: the llll'gr- homing n.1I,,,HIiI,I$ I
“13th“ the woman was mo“ than lh N Hm’ n 5“ ‘nvana h A J C llil J It ran s 0‘ ”"3 O\P.l‘l'l0r to Express. ‘ ' l lmrlmfs. Al 1 ll‘illmlt :ln mull-i. n! ‘
C alon 0 3° into 0m“ on e cw e g ' ' ' 0 13' 080p their admiration and affection and HIS Accounts With l
a. friend :0 :pph K It th Glgii- road a week from tomorrow is \V ‘ nibiy and others. He said be they are making the most of h‘ l __ Cllii‘lfr'll tllillll‘f‘ unis sc:\- .1. a min.
our: Ill?! gabvlflollglle fled lgflt De- thaIt for) at leastxono 0-; 0:) has; 231 czdom 3301: a Exam” adllllrubly Wealth of Weddingvflifts: i A rumor around the first rll-l- PM“ orchestra “NH”: ”WNNW”
trans €- ween . cw or all or u. y ng e . I - . .. . . I I. I.
camber.l Ifiollgwlrlt: lliéogloiitIzl diff; South Norwalk the time will be '1 tract. comprises about 70 diflrgtgfirf $131,323 :llrxco‘lllg- :2? 3,311: 21222133113? (1:10 if: l m m a" . _, . , ..
her. wl’lidl nets“: serernl .wccks (mt from an hour and 10 minutes (ion 8. 300d deal 01 which Will in! point Th“ ‘siit‘o‘nld‘ and the third 100k Pl'lt‘r: last lii"llt ‘Lnfl‘vglglb '1 Mm ”01'.” LU“ H, 1.: (M. E - |"- ”In
rad. d‘lrllring tafiltlr‘i‘i: forced Glgilotti t° one hour flat. . “H“ 1 and levelled off at great floors ot.thc old Executive Mansinnl policeman null 1 \:)ung (ly.q:‘l1|o: l F‘Hmfl‘l S'V""”“'t" 1"“l"""l" “‘ “'0‘”
t: an's wife told the police to A new train “I” leave how c‘wm by tiledcveioplng ”William'- are filled with nothing else. The over- he urn-elm] whim. in ”1;. .u-nck lcn's assoduilon pl‘t’Sllll"). .ml 1:}1'0.
00:16:11“, Danbury to solicit money to Yogkar§?::r;l:¥§°::h lacuna x; 3.13.: 0 fm’fmdr isnsaid, ,“e ro- flow threatens to engulf the small’ for dl'llliliclillos‘s. "rho story left. I duct-r1 the speakers.
gnome Cappalongo to engage coun- 8:. in t D _ I“ on {‘5 ud' 'lhcro ‘3 rooms of the modest home at .\'o. 370 . no doubt lmi that tho. offllml‘ l Silo w: loomwl all “ho hm} .ier m—
gel ' 1"40 continu 8 through 0 an detcp \ l at the shore 0f the prop- Hudson Avenue where \hjnr lolln l lll‘lllll'llllf‘ll thes honor of the po ‘ , - 1 1 A.
' . bury. 81' Y “ is could be used as all an- ’ ‘ ' . ' ~ 1’. ( .‘ “ .l I. . . . . . . ' l“. “11"“? ll-‘=l Fl" “”1““ "W1 ‘l H
13’0“ [p ganglia cause Other changes will he an- chorag r hydroplanos. The site is Major John A. Warner and Miss Emily Smith. daughter of Govem'r Qtilénls’oxzrzon'd himgéxltzwffltl ft {rifndrfiflhxm‘1“;1'311 ”1‘" ”1" am“ | the in ,«l m. . no .. fly: tullll“. one..-
. . . . , - . . - . . . . ‘ ' it"\'l“l in lo : , "
orcargxllofglglrafillgg 112’s family no. nounced next noel. in The within reach or the city and Al Smith, who were married attire Cathedral or the Immaculate Com housekeeping after the honwmoonfi 1mm. IWWIMI ' n 0 ' Ii I'li‘illoii ll.ill yr-l mum . l'l'll ml . .-
s- ' nd he returned ‘0 son“ L 300d ‘0‘ have been laid out on the, caption ill Albany by Cardinal Ham M 11 0'0le “III momill . Only ill it. Olslllle to 'mnke the The cmsnilor, .1 nmn-ulmut- : l’xl't‘qw'd UK" mm". Hm “I" 1 “I "'3
ral necks ago. a proports , I I p . . .
live with them let!!! than ”“00 weeks n l _ . \‘aguest approximation of the worth town with no definite :ldllrcss. ”"""””Ss “ "“1‘1 Him” ”‘
ago Mrs. Gigiiotti told the police , llle i rtance of a. flying field of the gifts. 350.000. It may {MI “.3. “Hm“...l Tuesday ”mm m. l lltlpl-.-.Is(.lll.'1ll\c limit-s “mum..-
that Cappalongo seemed to weave , till this cl Iivinz it the benefits of « . exceed that fifluro. i drunkness and proofing a MI..- son of lL'll'll'il Wis th; llrst sp-ulu. r
a. spell over her. and more than once high 3110.0 anspol-taton. was made . ; . V , The Governor. it is believed, would ' turhancc on will six-col. no 0" ”W ”“"""l'“’“' H" “‘3 “‘“““' '1
told her she would have to leave . .912“ m.‘ "l' ””0““ at h" 541- ’ . . have been well content to have had spent. the Mom in :l mil and, Hm "5’ 5”"- "°”l'-"" 3'0”“1' ““l"“'li"‘ '
her husband. She directly accused dress hem. in conversation with ’ , a simpler wedding for his daughtd‘. next morning. was given six ”3“" ""“m‘l “’1“”‘ll‘N‘YWH7‘ “'7
him of telling her that it she did , . . I ' "WWI ma- on. as a result it is . . ' ’ , Such a profusion of Sifts is almost monilu‘ probation. Tho thought MW Full-“lull. and the. \:m m.» m"
not leave Gigiiotti he would .cut her - I ' ‘ "cum“ "°‘ concerted move my . . e ' terrifying to one who still preserves‘ evidently l‘nnlclori and run next New York city. 4. limnllu'r of the
up and burr her in the cellar 0f . ‘ 5 . f, " ' . ‘ 50°“ W ms 10 El“? NOl‘ll'allt an . much of the simplicity of the days nicht ho set out to sqlmrn mm- National l?’1!‘llllil'.lll \\'0!I‘:“!l't? A14»
1' her home. She also told the police '~ " A ' !.'i.ll‘p0l‘l. I" 1 when he lived on Olive-r Street. ButI tore. so ,hn Wk :0... The lull-in.
A strange story about Cappaionto , . ‘ ‘6-—-———--——- ' - his friends. as widely spread in type sailor came upon the nmf‘r-1'_ A ill'ulllricll of “It Fili’ihi' 110* 1'3
plucking three hairs from her head. I ‘ » ~ 9 - - l ’ oaths. human race can afford. would started a tight and not the worst of every dcscl-iption L1...” ll' vi the
“a, while holding them bedoreIhIel‘. . i . .- - ,. . . I have none of such a. plan. The elope- of it. No official ri‘port was tables. The menu lor till: dimer is.
vin them into a. knot telng 1. I a . ‘I . merits of his sons. Al. Jr., and Ar- made (an the i‘lrptnnginnpps .13 cludctl: clnmchowtlor. 10:th xlllt'l-Ii‘n,
was 3 . eriove him. . Will Pmb'ted In. B e‘ Dadde at Meetln La“ thur. redudi-rl an chance of thel t o (-9 ~ n- i ‘t was 4' l illnsllr-d winter-s, mils. mlk, lulii
her lhl! “Oi-”d make h Fn-st Count Gem Eg- . P Y h offl r f‘..,ur ll hat 1 a l l l
Threatened Glxllom- ‘ . y. ’ “ . 1 port Yesterday ._ Trust Evening in Insist Upon vast Smith following expressing the m the day's work." {ruin itle (.‘l'I'lilll. Lulu! ”ml .olrmz
He had' threatened her husband “huh“ In Norwalk, . .' l‘ - F f so M tuition of its loyalty. . ".\ ll‘lcl'ililr: :«llf‘h .15 Hits llll‘ill".i:~t“3
bodily harm. it not death. more than Meets" Fine Response . . . . und Reported or n Demand fer More oney mm. m, Sum“... l on... me“. WW... u...” m.
, once, according to the story told by . _..-l Gllbert I Some idea of the extent and m- I. . . the fact that '.*.I»ll‘:l:.l um inns-0,...“ .
1' Mrs.Gisltottl.andull'lhwgh "Wm“ from Public Cards “d L A - Th0 make" in ”‘9 Plant 0‘ "'9 lure of the girls already received] . , in politics. null lutrmlwi amply,"
‘ ' lived together in the same house Fr P rs II‘I'IIVC The Wm of the late John 1am“; Norwaik lint Manufacturing com- may he gained from the following . sail-i .\lr. \\'llli.lm.\w;.il ill owning
for several weeks last “ll“tmr’ lisp; Two months ago the Falrfleld o‘%‘ top MUSlClan was admitted to probate in Bridge. ”by are still out on strike and at a '"fI?mPlI°l°IIIlllt=h t 1' ii I "("0nnrr’lirlli, cm... 1. 1r. 1....
more or less of an arme N09. ' county branch of Goodwill Industries 0“ as n ' port. yutordgy afternoon or n ptg. . . . “‘00 l“ "e r‘ 05 s o 8 \'°F- ‘ . I don.- more {01- lh-- lomlnrl of its
: M m always on the defensive. t bliah d t “ Cro "In“. . er 1p. “med by Attorney Chariersmart meeting of the local Makers Lnion Fifty sets of imported china. . l ”on“? mama"), WW “I”; ill ”II .
Mrs. iiottl said she told her hus- W” e“ a e ‘ u ' . h H . WW“ 00m and W‘ i held last email". it waa‘votcd not to .. . (teen sets of sold decorated . ~ . union." he sold.
butt! more than once that Cappa- Good A‘u'ludusu‘” 1' ‘ “that“ T e ”an! ‘denA I ”I. N“.- m Renown A‘ rfigge W BMOQO‘XIOMMI’ 3- “n‘°?'“M' I . ‘ . Mr. \V'illinmson illon went on to
101130 would kill him it he zot the movement with so qthafiscentprs 31'9“" 0‘ 3‘”) 6:. "mum is “g”. of ye”... The "m“ to. work “1' the factory after Mane riot silver and candlestlcirs from - , show I...“ “ha: .Irunnfln...” Ml “D
chance. and thin. 1110 police ”megs; where Geodwili operates over this local saxophonist ”title's Society estate is left to Mrs. Eleanor J; day CrichtIonfa London. I ., complishori. clung ill-c i‘ollmriu:
23.: 53:10? finally to resolw to country. It originated and I! carried orchestra. and son of hnls 8"” of mu" his ““0“" I . Anyone holding a union card vlo- ' 1 31311133: :2: fictitrl’i‘lphmfl‘ l ' wolrkél‘uo ill ls i ll f
, , . . — - . ' i. r .c m:
Re slagyeris said to be in the last on because many people in ever! Sleoa Music “01% Monroe IICoIlIlIfliIeu it; slinIploI and brief mung...“ Graemmmmthu Card, Two mmond Manchu _______ trunk IIIIII TIIIIrItlIlIIIIIlIlIl IjIIoII lIIIImIIl
stages of tuberculosis. He hog‘ been community need thoIohportunity to street. are being rem red With :1 rafiooeg. tie qm “as drawn Iliy it was stated by omcms of the A diamond clrrulet. Waterbury Catastrophe built during in,» list ii i.» III.
'- 93‘1““th sanntorium at Shel- help. themselves. , Ell .l‘ they “7°. letters and cards run by him ”gouging dvun "at.“may'd Alp“! {19' union this morning. A sapphire how. Last Evenin Caused b Aim-color. lhr~y uric I’lflltl‘ for N is
ton the 110"“ have Immedv and his down and out. or unfortunate or sink “hm“ “’0 miles “w“ 1 Mexico " n ‘ ‘3' w‘ "9“" )y ‘ f The strikers have asked for on in- A silver bowl from the Court of . g .. , , .y built ' "
'dition is such that it is doubtful ' where he has been to I from Canfieid. 1‘“ “tic. Mrs. Margaret 1" crease on men's soft hats and their Appeals. Lack of Play Fafllltles m .. 3H ._ rm 1- p . ..
icifmlle can remain without medical °" gmc?;:gt°d'gigglyfhfia‘” sen Diego. Cal. IICIangelIcli. {Mild lIierI sister. Mrs. Anna request has been refused by the A (cold hag containing ilftv $20 Neighborhood brl-llzesnflcrogejlms innit :illl‘i‘lIlI'lO‘l:
' . nee a s m ,. - ' ~ .1 . . y e. t s n three parts. (ii- * ._ . - s >2 or rm. a o
v 1‘ ions. It is 179"er . . . He has Jlisl. complete sit with company their leaders say. Ilcreto- sold pieces. . , I I .I II
n 3:11,}?2n‘t‘megi to some hospital or Cotgfyv:lc)l‘tt;atso bgecsxlfiltllll‘tgdmel: his aunt. MN. T. Mueller. moved {gunfighflfim‘em Mada)“. get?“- Tore very few Of this type of ham An original \Vl‘iihler etcllinir. Three of fire W'ltlrburv children “ I?"L-I'l‘llbd‘l'lullilltlgnngglfit-Llam 1,...i
’ . . ' _ _ - ‘e e an' nppo n rig . , ' . A i met at l“ h , Cl arias . . 3 _ . ., . ._
.anatorium for treatment ““th a . . l0 "19 coastsmclal ““1 o, and . , , hale been put through the factory n 0'8 c n; .V 1 . . ... -., . .. y. . , . .. _
:hort time. or else that he will be Afmtil’l'e 1935;: “22;"? 3:3 3:03: while on the coast has \‘l. about an esecutrlx. 31"- king ‘3 “3'5‘ but. according to the union officials Dana. C‘ribson. the gift of the artist. are dead and two are l-ccowrmg :I IlI'IRFIilILIIfIIIIIlWLIEIIIIlllIiIglJIIItIlClc all In. H
found dead somewhere, a. suicide. ° C y' l f] d b l in every place of interest in a round noted as ”WWW” in ”1° d°°“m°‘“ the company has signified its inton. Clocks, picnic sets. silver service irom suffocation toiletring a land- 4 ‘ll . 11.”, I“. \. . k: .' , _
' ”1°” cast off. d ”car is e on a Southern California. He c and Will act in that capacity. it t f i thi ‘ plates a dozen Oriental rugs books -. - . - . ‘ 0"” “1 “0‘1“ mu" “ ("1‘ h”
‘ of any kind 0? 3°"- into Goodwii ~ “9““ um i - ' - on 0 manu actur “5 5 type of ’ ‘ ' slide (’1 d oil-foot sand bani. on “3'1 born lllv-rmsr-ri, this also being lliiltl
' D' to Bert Brunstrup. a. booth . k 0 3 known 01 the lame 0‘ hat in iar entlmbcrs and ltis clsi - R 9" of Old English Flll‘el‘ from a . . .. .i . . . .
Serra-Pro nee l'S bags which were offered for th musician who at. present i L“ Mr. King‘s estate at the time of his d h m3 th t th “I: Dublin Castle twenty five lamps a. tortotvn :n enue, \\ atcrbul). uarly , lOl us it. lllCl't‘ilSI‘il.
. t __ - n e y 0 men a ey can no . ' ‘ n . I. .7 ~. . ‘ i - ‘ .,
Have Danbury Meetmg purpose, and to send these conten a a. name for himself at the 0 list death. Appraisers of the estate make living 'WEIES at the old scale Chippendale cliIir. tapestries of last 0. onion . .. l . l flail institutions line metros. l
to the Goodwill office on Cross the beautiful Hotel Biltlnorl Los have not yet been appointed. but of prices treat value ombination radio and, One membcl of the group “as m sia- and in number. additional
street. . . , ~ ‘ ' partially buried as he prepared a cost and upkeep lir'lllg prOpcrly pm-
The board of directors of the _ Angeics. villi be shortll. til'l, Within the next T . - phonograph, and a patchwol.k quilt. . . . . I . .
New York-COhMCllCUl Semi-pro More than 3‘000 people respond four months. during which time the ho meeting of the Makers ann the gift. of a stile trooper. ' “01“ 1° Jump in U" the bank. “S “"“d “’1'
, ,. 'In'll , PARIS—Helen Wills. American
stones. ,. _ ., : lnl report will be heard. . Jme when remote-d frOm the pit. Mc- . .
throwinB ____ * he final dinner and bridge of the The many friend:- filflflthfiltfi a“; ‘. .I. . g Nmonalfionvention y Donald and Williams were partly £3339?aIrIlIiglIlIonéorn:szggcsaslfsulfi
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madly F. Mafia ‘tal grade“ ‘11:. hi” lsflmevebe :: Effiymwamvery 301‘er to hug; sign-ah imgefifitgfiyflufi‘; asfimthldssih?’gztel 'Ml: Emain‘ 0A” of the. group were school- the American hospital here at 7:15
0m 03 l a. ow_ no no. y cm a “1“ her condition remains; very .' w e localmusi ml err u can mates at the Ruseeli‘school. la" "wing:
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§ on After a very delicious dding“. weeks. She is now at ‘h°€°’w‘2‘ “at" port.” I seen. e - ma . . are“ were on the war of collapse infoznlation fiancebntnft the natur;
- ‘ there “'0" nine tableau car " to. h ital under the C“ 9‘ ‘5 3" )rs h l . t tint , (30qu tonight. foliowln n 7i ° 09°” °“ “ “'3‘ 3‘“ *3
" Timothy 1‘" Haber. °f 28 Golden Ollvg ramparts was high acorerfor egg“. Wolfe., P last me: ill billizéixim the m: bggmnzfg: twofhi‘llxhenli‘; With 0311!. Wind. June 5 the deaths of “1:60;. cation °f by physicians at the earlier hour sea.
“m “o m bienh ’igo‘l’fileypsfi ‘1“ mm" “d D" Frame“ Mom- mac I eveninl. sir Weasel told oi .3. can “mg-n“ Bmmmmwmu 5"” ' hardly “hm m” mm emmd the
glue. February. on w o 1' son for the gentlemen. “ The condition of Miss “.mp0“... ‘ I . . . which he had ' era led ”my. American competitors . osp ml that she was suffering from
. mu weeks has been single? am an... Mum m. and M... at 12 Funk“ .Imuew“ m gum.” A BODY MI“ mm amldllzfaffi IsuIrlIlIl: m “I...“ 0, mm“. mum“ KiwanisDeleg‘ateson appendicitis.
. so HWPW- W" “mm ° Morrison of New London. Mr. and changed at the Nos-walk ”.me it The use ' in. conclusion of u“, morning's It was declared here last eve.
Orb. 31 Taylor avenue.
There
and Mrs.
. ' we. of Brooklyn” figured in
L I ”flit collision at the corner of
Two Hartford man were lined $25
and costs each in them-st district
u. of the of the Omicron Cir-
and Mrs. Salvatore ”and,
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sass-r emissions“-
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call was discussed and by a unanis
Mr. Wenasllwiil . conclude four
very woos-m years as pastor of
the two church. July 1.
Fresh trouble In Poland is reported
in a‘ Won Bus-em. dispatch-from
Was-saw today. 'rwa companies of
Way to- Montreal
to Montreal are: George H. Barnes,
John M. Murillo. Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Nash. Mr. and lira. J. Emory
Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kunea.
some rday Immi’w' unconkun. Mr. and Mrs. Gnarard. o m f ,1” with: “Mlmwm In .3. P ning that all Miss Wills' European
. in m. con- is described as 900?- avenue Methodist at us 0 the two church boards - . V rosecuting Attorney Craelrlel- C.
n has ”a“ little change M“ Cheri-HE Curtis. and M" —---—w is??? oil id the evening nerv- llfr. Weasel was asked to repaint): “my! foursomes and needlnl lineman and Councilman Towers Ensfaebmem' I” a" mu" “I”
* dim _ ._....._.—.———--—------e Charles E‘ art. The condition 01 Mn“ “unit“ “‘9“ ‘ body. NT“. nly’tln'ea '0! “My" singles. They Hamilton. I.“ ”new“, afternoon allisseevxl’llclzncvzlllsedi'lken ill early
SPEEB. . . Walter avenun who was kn ed I . ~r. Weasel said this 0min: tun seem sure mailers of the Ryder Cup. by motor for Montreal. who e they . ‘ , ‘
JOSEPH OCMSARSAig Rm Ella!) I vet Fm down by an automobile last Saturo Every I I . he was ““3”“ to rs sin in Nor» . . . . will'attend tho Kiwanis Con entlon. scstcrgay morning with what, we. 1:
“mm on.“ by 30.,” ' ' O! W 45? ’cernoon, I] reported as good. . , .. me walk and he was very'rond of Nero Kev Polish Troubles _ other local delegates on the way “at elieved t° b” a" “m“ °‘
”mm" " °p ' ml Th9 little girl is the dsuthter at Mr. Tom .. . walk unalie- people. 33%. eel-many; June 5 (AP) '"d'm‘mn- M 3’” became “‘0’"
during the day she was rushed to
the hospital at six o'clock last eve-
ning and operated upon as soon as
Cl“ ‘1'.” and Railroad avenue court this morning on 0M?!“ 0‘ _ . , 'le 1‘" 1 Mr. ".4 M _ _ preparations could be made.
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