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\ UnPBBSSBIJN nU LK IM TH ^ AVeitiiGB DA1L¥ CIRGUIATIOIf ky li «' HtmHImm iH w MoDtb of April, 1 9 » 5,344 >k*n ot tha A«il< B m tm m «t OlTC«latl*BB VOL. XLin., NO. 168. (OlaMlfled Adrerttriag on Page lU) SOUTH MANCHE^TBR, CONN^, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1,1929.' FDU^|BN;PAQES PRICE THREE CENI^ jg... i.. rfiU -ai Canada Need Not Aid The Latest Torch ■T'i.: • .' -■ SLAYER USED HffiGRATION r .1 DAY TROUBLE ANOTHER GIRL U. S. To Enforce Law ALL OVER EUROPE; F0R_AN ALIBI Washington, May 1 — Canada*lt ever occurred to any public man IN « E S S recognizes no moral or legal liabil to suggest that we should call upon your government to assist us In the ity to aid the United States In the exercise of our sovelgn rights MANY ARE INJURED Girl TeDs PoBce, However, enforcement of Its laws, C. H. within our own jurisdiction.” Soiator Reed Amioanced He Cahan, member of the Canadian Canadian officials, he declared, Parliament, told the United Cham “ as a matter of courtesy,” now . PIRB DEPARTMENT ' That She Did Not Know ber at its seventh annual conven notify promptly U. S. officials when- Win Accept No Compro ON STRlKiS TODAY Oae Killed, Man; Wounded tion today. ( -er a shipment of liquor leaves a Cahan spoke on business pro Canadian port which might be Peacoz Had KiDed His landed in the United States. mise in Natioiial Origins Fqzboro, Meks.. May 1— Fox- In R i o t s — Berlin Has blems which concern both the boro's Pice Department was on United Stales and the Dominion. Referring to the recent sinking ot the “ I’m Alone,” a Canadian vessel a “ part time strike’’ today. Wife in Apartment. He declared that the Canadian Fight The veteran “ smoke-eaters” government had not asked the by a Goast Guard patrol boat, Worst Street F^tinin Cahan said It was the opinion gen modified their walkout ultima United States to aid in the enforce tum by stating that, should a ment of the provincial prohibition erally In Canada that the agreement real fire menace arise they Reds Stage Demonstra White Plains, N. Y., May 1 — acts that were formerly In effect In with regard to extra-territorial ac Washington, May 1.— The four- tivities and rules have been over year-old controversy over the Im would turn out as volunteers. Clandestine love that brought some of the provinces. The "strike” was the result thrills to Mrs. Dorothy Peacox, “ Frankly," he said, "1 doubt If stepped. migration law, which has provoked ot a controversy between the tions Also m Paris, Vien whose married life was a kaleidos a split between President Hoover town’s ^26 firemen and the copic maze of discord, was revealed and Republican leaders In Con Board of Fire Englnenrs. na, Belgrade, Moscow, today as the most logical motive for gress, flared forth ..new today. Foxboro Selectmen meet to SEC. DAVIS OPTIMISTIC night to act on the crisis. her murder and subsequent crema Senator David A. Reed (R ) of Bndapest and London. tion by Earl Peacox, Jealousy craz Pennsylvania, who has broken with ed husband, whole lilting young the President on the question, an IN “ MAY DAY” MESSAGE nounced he. would accept no com- voice used to greet radio audiences DEMOCRATS’ DEBTS "While America observed May with a genial “ hello folks.” bromlse in his battle to prevent re Day with • comparative mildness, A romantic letter from a mys peal of the National Origins section violence flared up at many places terious suitor, known only as “ Gene His Message of the new law. At the last ses In Europe, In which numerous per* from Baltimore," was brought Into Trouble in Europe But in sion of Congress, he blocked action BEING CLEARED UP the open for the first time today al on a resolution proposing Its repeal sons were wounded and thousands though It had been In the posses America There is Peace and at this session, he declared he of arrests were made. sion of the talented radio Instructor would again prevent a vote. More than 1,000 persons— Com and writer for seven months. To Continue Fight. Raskob Reports $800,000 munists, Radical Socialists and agi But Peacox. too. essayed the role m Industry, Government Senators Nye (R ) of North Earl .F. Peacox, center, 21-year-old radio repairman, confessed to of a dapper Don Juan, police said, Dakota, and Johnson (R ) of Cali strangling to death his estranged wife In New York on the first anni tators— tried to storm police head as they placed Miss Prances New fornia, who have led the fight for versary of their marriage and then hiding her body and burning it With CoHectied Smee Novem quarters In Berlin. A Communist man under arrest on a material wit Offidai Says. repeal of the new quotas, mean kerosene In a woods near Greenburg. N Y. Peacox is shown above In was shot and killed. the custody of Police Lieut. Herman Mattes, right, and Captain Sllver- ness charge. while said they would continue They gave battle to 500 police, “ I still love Dorothy, evei. though their fight to get a vote In the Sen steln after admitting the “ torch murder.” ber, New Leader Named. she be dead,*'’ Peacox cried In a EDITOR’S NOTE: May Day In ate on the issue. They formed the many combatants were wounded In moment of remorse In his c'ell here Europe is a day of nervous tension, minority of the Senate immigra this and other flghto throughout where he Is held on a first degree of demonstrations by the prole tion comittee which upheld Presi YOUTH ADRIFT 'Washington, May 1.— Drooping Germany. The police in Berlin had murder charge. tariat, and sometimes of rioting and dent Hoover’s request while the POWER TRUST IN TINY BOAT Democratlc. spirits, at low ebb since arrested more than 150 persons np Hints o f Love Trysts bloodshed. majority of the committee, was dis tbe great holocaust In Novimber, to mid-afternoon. The letter from the mysterious In the United States It is a day of regarding it to opQpse repeal the Thousands of police, gendarmes Gene Is written In a rollicking col peace, and this May Day finds em quotas, which go Into Effect on July Norwalk Boy Makes a Scow had a shot of spring tonic today. and steel-helmeted soldiers patrol lege-boy style. It hints of love- ployment high and general condi 1. PLANS TO BUY and is Nearly Drowned in The announcement that perma led the streets of Paris, according trysts. tions of the workers good, save in The whole controversy has re Long Island Sound. nent Democratic national headquar to International News dispatches. In the letter. Gene praises Mrs. some portions of the textile and volved around a new computation ters are to be established In the Sei'ze Literature j Peacox as a “wonderful little coal Industrie, of immigration quotas, based on Norwalk, May 1—'For weeks Seven taxicabs filled with Red ^ national origins of the American MORE_PAPERS capital, to fupctlon militantly and hostess and home maker,” and In the following article. Secretary young Vernon Horn labored literature were seized in Paris. The people. Under the old law, quotas aggressively 3<6 days in the year, speaks of his joy at being near ber of Labor Davis gives his views on over a scow In his yard, in East, was greeted with applause anu en Parisian police arrested more than over a week-end. conditions. were fixed on the basis of the 189U Norwalk nntll finally, he ■ 2,383 persona in the biggest round Fraternity Pin population. Under the new law, thusiasm by all factions of the Has Already a Dozen Large lleved It was seawortbjK, and 'Party. up In the history of the city. Three Reference is made In the letter to they are based on the-origins of all yesterday afternoon, after members of the Chamber of Depu the 120,000,000 peqple now here. Chalrma.n John J. Raskob made a fraternity pin which the writer BY JAMES J. DAVIS school, he launched It In Nor ties, two Aldermen and 100 for says he has snuggled “ against my Secretary Da\is The New Schedule. the' announcement. la doing so he Dailies, President Tells walk harbor just below'the left thq Impression that his retire eigners were among the prisoners. heart— It was so lonesome. The The new schedule of quotas re drawbridge. The- scow stayed ' Communists staged demonstra other Betas noticed it also, but said (Secretary of Labor) duced the number of immigrants ment n>ay not be far distant, per Washington, May 1.— May day is afloat to Horn's delVsht and ;he haps .<rben the. prraent deficit is tions and one day strikes in Vienna, nothing, of course.” from Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Board— Is Merely a Busi was planning new adventnzes Belgrade, Budapest and London. Meanwhile, Peacox ‘ enjoyed a a day of happiness and rejoicing Ireland, Norway and Sweden among cleared np.. Tbat deficit, which LEGISLATORS FAVOR with It until he discovered It' In Moscow comfortable nlight’s sleep In the for American labor. others and increased Immigration tQUlle4.$I«S60,000 last November. Wben the next census has been being carried tn the dpha .i)oiy ^«en reduced to some Half a million men and women county jail, his mind apparently at from Austria, Great Britain, Hun ness PropositioiL waters of the Sound by a^dein- ease. No qualms of conscience dis completed, America will find she gary, Italy, Greece and Russia 5800,000, with excellent prospects, took part In a gigantic Communist has nearly fifty millions of people GRADING AUTOISIS binatlon o^ ebbing tide and be -kifd, tbat It .

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