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FROM INCENDMIY FIRES M OFC Silence of White Plains Slayer Delays Inquiry Into Peters American Taxes W3I Remain H ^ . Pg for Twen M •^ Average dfilij circtiatloe ol'ip6H^ j ■w. / ., BVIBNINQ H ERAliD fo r “ ~ P> IfONTH OF APRIL .... is -T>y .if'!- *hr WANT 'coir- /5* VOL XL NO. 20S EsUbiished ^ Semi^Weekly in 18S^ lAY* MAY 27,1922. or 2S oeatA- EstnblUdxed a DiUly in 191L ' <.'■ ina 50 cents. .' ■iN - ■f ]i^mg €on^cticut mre v','\■ ' ■ "'■/ ^ -l ' f* g u n n e r y FBSTfVAIi. F ^ V.-. FROM New Haypn, Conn., ,May 27.— 'Washington Conn., May 27.— Hie ‘Berkeley prizes for excellence ih annual. alumpl festival of the gun­ Latin composition at Yale baj^e been Chanutin, nery sebo^ opeited/kefe tmlay and New" S it^ e rre ll D. will continue through Mepiprlul Day Britidi Not Satisfied that RE(X)RD TRANSAt Ca KTIC awarded: flr^t to William H. Mcelney, J^lpsophy of with graduates o f, tl\e famous prep- NEW.BOARDERB OVERCROWD SHIPMENT OF GOODS Westfield, Mass.; second to Alan FJ j|lnaker, Brook- axatory schobl expected from all FAMOUS^ SING SING anoit with De Valera Gordman, MlUArton, N. Y., and third i fit parts of the country. This year’s an­ to Emanuel G. Goldstein, Hartford, %-r— cheraiS- niversary, exercises, will .have special Riisria Win E i^ ti^ ; London, May 27.— Foodstuffs Hav«?r,; sigittficaBCe; as markfiig the end of I Ossining, N. Y„ May 27.— For Odes l^ t Violate or Evade which had been shipped from Chi­ C on n., . • — ■’ iiradikp. New the long term of John C. Brinsmade the first time in yedrs famous old « cago last Fdlday were sold and The Chester Harding Plimpton KaVea* as head mastm* of the. school for 4'6 Sing Sing has not sufficimxt accom­ consumed in Londoh today. modations for its “ guests.” memorial prisei is awarded to Philip Unfie -Edmund years. He will glye way to Hamilton the Anglo-Irish Peace The White Star liner Majestic, A. JUit 9]^rt ((mining Gibson,! a graduate of Harvard 19OS The recent crime wave sent so Prevent Definite which left New York last Satur­ W. Thompson of Denver,.Col. and Q iot L, 'Adnerton, and former assistant head master ot many new boarders to Sing Sing day to make a record freight In the annual award of fellowships New 3 i^hiicsj; William the Berkshire schoor at Sheflleld, that Warden Lawes has had to Treaty. carrying run to England, docked and scholarships, at Yale the follow­ K. -(civil en- Mass. appeal to the state superintendent cisions. at Southampton at 3 o’clock this ing Connecticut students are re­ glneerlii^^*^ ' Dart on, New of prisons for relief. morning. She carried a cargo of Haven', ‘ . v* languages): BHRINERS AT BRIDGEPORT. Sing Sing has accommodations London, May 27.— Premier Lloyd cipients: Pris, May 27.— The first bldw/(i^'/ provisions which had been shipped EsthiBr-4ir3 jidt, New Haven, Bridgeport, Conn.; May 27.- for 1,200 prisoners. They have George presided this afternoon at a from Chicago to New York by spe­ Honorary graduate fellowship, (edttcat^dlFl j^ Jl; Everett, New Shriners from all .parts of the state been arriving at the rate of about Lloyd George’s hopes for full sueonsk; bacteriology, James G.' Mcalpine, meeting of representatives of the cial train. These goods were im­ H a v « ^ ' Xttd imatallurgy) ;■ attended the annual spring cere­ ten a day for several weeks, and at the Russian conference at th^/;/ mediately unloaded ami rushed to Wlnsted. Clinton' 6r,, Jr.i Grptuii, today there were 1,216 in the British and Irish Free State govern­ monial of Pyramid'Temple in this Hague fell today when it becanaq / London by another special fre^hi Bucksley fellowship, history, Leon­ (civil ei ^^arry W. Mark- city today. Headquarters of the visi­ famous prison. ments to get a first explanation of the They were immediately sold nere. ard' W. Larabee, Milford. owltz, MFs (chemistry)’; tors was at the Hotel Stratfleld. This virtually certain that France will relationship of the Collins-Do Valera This is the fastest trans-Atlantic Dana fellowship, geology, Thomas Rose St Haven, (bot- a;fteruD9n the shrine band headed participate in the meeting. shipment of foodstuffs on record. B. Nolan, New Haven. anyX; NAgie, Rockville, by George H. Heyer of New Haven From a source close to Premipi^ coalitfon agreement to the Anglo- ^ves fellowship, philosophy, Eliza­ (English if- Sktt, Hartford, held fprth'wilh singing by the shrine Poincare it was learned that,. ^ Irish peace treaty. In addition to beth V. Nagy, East Haven. ' C ( Bth'L. Smeallic, chanters! The banquet from five to Kellogg /fellowship, classics, Joel CRANEDENIES communicating with the premier the others present wore YaIeBVl% sriology); Hildrio seven will he followed by a parade P. Oscarson, New London. L. ^;H&Veii, ( religio us with the temple band, Arab patrol, the French Inreinier exert^^j|;|»^/ ^ •Colonial S«ci;et»ry Winston ChurlhUIll era. head of the Republicans, who is in Dublin, has remained silent. Gulter fellowship, history, Jarvis educatlon^^^ drum corps from New Haven, Bed­ CLASH WITH FRANCE influence upon the French^ I'l^nd jlkri^th'and Mtohar^'C^r : Battle in DuUin. ouin patrol of New London, past , i i.rn Jaiat France should follow : officers, candidates and members in ' '^ s , the latter' iw d b^lng reiirebeutiA- Dublin, May 27.— While represen- Of the United States and line. The large class of candidates American Declares He KeVer ihrea of tl^ Irish^ee State.: Ar­ taUves of the Irish Free State were will cross the hot sands at the Casino participation in the Hague meeting. rangements were iaiaide' for o' full conferring in London with the Eng­ Parficipated in Local Politics lish ^vernment today a street bUttle INCENDMIY FIRES M tonight. in Syria. , However,, even if France dops meeting a t die signaltories iu the broke out here in which an English niain away from the Hagiie corifm’r*^^; Anglo-Irish treaty later in the day. soldier was killed. Two soldiers were AUTO VICTIM DYING. Paris, May 27.— Charles R. Crane, ence, this will not prevent the meet- attacked by gunmen'. One of them ing from being held:- When arran g^ OFC Willimantic, Conn., May 27.— At former ambassador to China who London, May 27.— Premier Lloyd fell at the first volley. Police rusbed St. Joseph’s hospital here today it meats were made for the conferenp^ was reported to have clashed with George today took a hand in Anglo- to the aid of the other soldier and in was stated that the condition of Mrs. the condition was introduced that Irish negotiations to determine If the battle which followed a woman Belle Hunt of New London, who was the French military authorities in absention of one power would not' and child were shot. injured Thursday when a Central Syria, will leave for home on June ^prevent the others from taking plirt. the Collins-De Valera coalition Premier Poincare and minister of,' London, May 27.— ^Michael Collins yt., freight train struck the auto third, he announced today. agreement violates the Anglo-Irish arrived from Dublin during the /Justice Barthou are understood to Factories, Tillers and in which she was riding with Rev. When Mr. Crane’s attention was ■'S'r 'I peace teraty. ^ morning, bringing with him a mass THE END T. Newton Owen of Columbia, was hold the oponion that Russia will called to press reports that he was employ obstructionist tactics in Hhe The signatories to the treaty met of documents for use in the confer­ in a critical condition. She has not leaving Paris today, he sai^: ence. He immediately went to the Private D w ^ n g s — Fke- recovered consciousness an^ her re­ Hague meeting which would prevent i:' at 10 Downing street to discuss the “I am going home, but I shall not definite decisions. Colonial Office for a conference with Jury Veri^cp J^easoti Indfct- covery is now considered doubtful. leave uhtil June 3rd. I wish again to threatened breach between England Colonial Secretary Winston ■ Church-* ' Premier Poincare is going to' Lon-* m € « t i f -I'liis After Rev. Mr. Owen Is expected to recov­ deny that I ever participated in lo­ ill. don on June ! 7 to assist ha the* cele­ >aud the Irish Free State in all its men Drawn Away by F a l^ lUKHL « er. cal politics in Syria or that I had any aspects. bration of Verdun Day. It is likely trouble with the French military au­ that Premier Lloyd George will ha Hugh Kennedy, chief legal advis­ Gharlestot ,Va., May 27.— In BUSINESS WOMEN MEET. thorities during my visit to the Near FARMER SIABS WIFE AbdDs — Ymnig ^ New Haven, Conn., May 27.— Del­ East.” in London at the same time, as it haa er to the Irish provisional govern­ the sa m e/ setting where a been announced that he •will be repre­ egates from branches throughout the Mr. Crane is receiving numerous ment, wcm on hand to supply an opin­ sented by a deputy at the^ Russian: llttle^over/ tuiy ago twelve state attended the annual gathering congratulations from friends over ion on behalf of his clients that the m i conference. It would be.too late, hov^ AMEWIRCgUIRER m en voted^ i John Brown for of the state federation of business the formal denial by the French for­ ■ coalition agreement does not -evade ever, for a personal-appeal on.tha treason; I be^ called; upon and professional women's clubs held eign office th^t he had been sentenp- the treaty; %'S part of the Brltlsk prime* minis,tex,to Mother and One Child Experted Be'twl. “ ar 27 --tee«4iory^_<f, thds/artier t _ronbHnce"the fate in this city today.
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