Bridgeport Standard Telegram (Newspaper) - June 5, 1919, Bridgeport, Connecticut STANDARD TELEGRAM 49 STREET Office Open All Day and for ami TEL. 610U WEATHER PARTLY CLOUDY Detailed Report ancl Miniature Almanac Sec Page 2.) VOL. NO. 5 i cl mutter the office at under not of 1H79 THURSDAY JUNE 12 loi six Stirred by Charge Of Submit Mass Of Proof on Pole Pogrom Committee Produces Names of Men Killed in New and Shapiro Quotes Pilsudski to Show There Been to Join Issue with ky. Stirred by allegations that there had been no Polish Bridgeport last night submitted to show there have massacres within the new A committee comprised of Messrs. Theodore E. Maurice E. Dr. Carl M. Beck and Joseph Quint presented the names of some of the men who had fallen victims to Attorney Charles H. who presided at Sunday night's protest meeting at the Lyric brought forth state department dispatches quoting General Pilsudski of the Polish army cating the pogroms as a blot upon the new IGNORE foi 22 Susan Now Goes lo States for Ratification Following 66 to 25. IT II Brandegee and McLean Vote on Proposition Former Raps Senate for Its GERMAN SUGGESTS NOVEL WAY TO PAY INDEMNITY June novel method for raising the indemnity is suggested by Bernard Dernberg former colonial He says German workers work one hour overtime at the usual wage Instead of ing will then be raised Although there was no mention ihe name Dr. B. L. I who bitterly arraigned the Jews trouble profiteers and i it evident that the mass ot sent to the Standard Telegram was the result of the Polish printed yesterday In the Jewish com- seemed to see fit to entirely ignore Dr. and Mr. Shapiro made that he desired no controversy rath stating that the was too minister for reported to the peace conference that from April 19 to 21 400 Polish soldiers outraged and slaughtered Jews in Vilna and the nearby for no cause other than race Fifty-seven of the dead bodies those of small one of the most prominent writers in was among those Rabbi Rubinstein of Vilna was commanded to make an davit to the effect that the pogroms were instigated by the Red Upon his to swear falsely to this he was Implored to Halt of the commission to hag cabled j within the last few days to i i r n eral the 1-30165 from TOT every chief of the Polish forces imploring him to abate the massacre of the Dr. a prominent Xew York rabbi in an address at Bridgeport during the combined drive gave a detailed and graphic description of the misery and Evans Hughes only 10 days ago at the biggest protest ing- held at New stated that he was upon personal in- that the conditions in Poland were deplorable and that the civilized rise m test against such inhuman ment of the Shapiro Quotes Citing an admission by General of the Polish army to the effect that of Jews had brought harm and shame upon the name of Attorney who presided at Sunday night's mass meeting of Jews in the Lyric theatre in protest of the last night quoted State department dispaches in answer to the charges brought yesterday by Dr. Mr. Shapiro said that he would not enter into a controversy with the Polish and added that he the telegrams ple proof that there had been sacres The issued through j official Pilsudski expressed in- that reflection had been Agency to Be Exerted to the Utmost to Run Down Fiendish Juno Action by equal suffrage sub- lect of a fight of forty years tion ended late in adoption by the Senate by a vote of 56 to 25 of the historic Susan B. constitutional amendment The proposed amendment ed by the House by a vote of 304 to 21 as the act of new Congress now to the states ratification by legislatures of three fourths of which is And That's About All Wilson or the Dealers Will Say About Promised Price STATEMENTS and Walker Won't Deny But They De- cline to Verify It Public Opinion The roll will today showed two by Susan B. in 1875 ice held first in minds 81 consumers the Standard reduction in the price of Commission Head Asserts British Have Substituted Trial by Jury for Court Martial Through SOLDIERS EVERYWHERE Destroyers Patrol Seas and War Planes Scour Skies Men Convicted on Mere He and introduced by Senator Sargent commodity had been won of California in 1S78. Counting ed and absent the Senate and the statement yesterday by or Wilson thai the cut 66 to 30 for the become operative not later than actually stood Wilson May Sign It. Immediately after 'the Senate's the resolution was takea to Speaker Gillett's office and It was rushed back Senate foi Its presiding officer's signature but arrived after the Senate had ad- and will be approved President Wilson's it was is not necessary although the resolution will be sent the householders of this city SENDS WIRE TO PALMER Flynn Takes Charge of Secret Service Operations burgh Prepares to Deport Cap- tured son this afternoon warmly pressed his over to the White House as usual and may be signed by the Senators Brandegee and McLean voted against the The amendment as it will he ed to the constitution if by the slates 1. The right of citizens the United Stales to vote shall not be denied or abridged the United States or by any state on account of 2. Congress have by appropriate legislation to enforce the provisions of this All efforts to amend the tion in the Senate i ote of ed 55 to S By a forward confidently to June 9 as the date on which the promised relief will be Rather Inconsistent irith the mayor's tive assertion tnat the agreement with the Bridgeport Ice Delivery Company calls 1'or a lower rate in the next 1'ow were the non- committal statements elicited from Earl head of that and Harry W. one ot its Neither admitted any knowledge of the cut price On the other neither denied such an agreement had been Mayor Wilson himself was ing- his statement simply to the an- that the price would drop to 60 cents next Monday at the fine definite point rose to the face in the situation Householders throughout the city will not be content with anything less than the promised reduction in the price of ice next Public has crystallized on that I When Mayor in his I annual declared that the former governor of tot the Irish American to Juno an actual visit Lo Ireland can disclose how Lhe British hiw is maintained or to lie maintained in that I spent 10 days there recently ami this is what 1 On the Irip from Holyhead to Dublin we found British Ihe Irish sea and British war planes scouring the The boat was loaded with British soldiers i fully equipped for Soldiers and policemen seldom if ever of While we remained in the the army of occupation must hove been at least Irishmen us it was much Walker Surprises Experts by Routing Veterans in Second Day's Play at T PEACE FOR Assert Terms Are Based On Might Instead of Populace People Expect No Light But Unanimously for May Part of Merchant SEELEY LEADS LOCALS Former State Champion Comes in Sixth with Stoddard Just Behind Bowers Out of A a Columbia university tled golf experts ut three states when he captured the honors in the fyma of the 19th tan Golf association amateur over the links of the Country de- feating one of the most talented which ever in BECAUSE VIENNESE COUNCIL SAYS OF June because uj the verdict of the Austrian government regarding the the peace treaty submitted to the Austrian peace delegation St. Germain last The council of according to the Neues has decided unanimously not to accept Councillor head of the ministerial who Is at St. Germain as chairman of the peace is stood to have voted by f lassic Playing with We saw armored cars in the the amendment ex- j of Alabama proposing submission of the On Page stubborn stand and had agreed to come down to what was generally conceded to be a normal rate the public realized it well s arguments were brought upon the country by anti- Jewish He stated that the persecution of the brought shame upon the name of Poland and could only harm the He pointed out that the of whom there are millions in are ing to remain in and that The Polish people will live in close contact with said that both the ment and the best element of Polish people are strongly opposed to any knowing as they escape of Attorney General Palmer j and others marked for by the bomb He America deplores tlie ly The President directed by less and cable that every mental agency be used lo down the culprits and secure the deserved On the June sen ice heads were tive but hopeful tonight as to in ihe hunt for the perpetrators of the series of bomb outrages Monday liam appointed but formally installed as head of the investigations bureau of the was assisting in the of a today to find a verdict as to the death of the bomb planter killed by the explosion of his own There's More Coming We Weather Sharp Jennings Says Bridgeport Is Gonna for a While Darn the ire the Polish population must be eral without a- ir. in order hat the country may settle down to peaceful and for the public weal the ment will suppress with an iron hand any anti-Jewish Steiber Raps tempting to complete a A To Deport June City and agents of the department of Justice continued feel On Page MOVES TO GET A POST OFFICE HERE The statement of Dr. Smykowski j their tonight into the brought forth the following bomb explosions at the residences inent from Attorney Theodore I of Federal Judge W. H S last aon and W. W. Si immigration it my duty to warn the Monday No new arrests were made during the Fourteen mested con- with the ere turned over to the department of justice late A number of the soners been marked for according lo the police John president of the f. W. organization among those turned over to the eral Callins for of for Site and While Bridgeport sweltered and away the perspiration and muttered and other little it wasn't the hottest day of the season after And to the weather it's to be just the same for at rhe ha could promise little At continuing until 4, the mercury reached 94 de- the highest temperature for June 4 in 26 but still two de- grees lower than last Thursday Weather Sharp William Jennings stated last that Bridgeport Is likely to swelter as much today as it did for there is prospect of the temperature and far less prospect of any No Humidity The temperature yesterday ing xx as degrees at 7 o'clock and it continued to rise until it hit its Shortly atter 4 it began to Official records show that at S o'clock it was At the municipal bathing pavilion at Seaside park Captain re- ported that the crowd yesterday and last night was the largest of the season not even excepting Labor Jn all of the parks about the city last evening humanity was as close to nature as it ing about in the and waiting for any breezes which nature willed to send its But after it wasn't the hottest who can find comfort in this as well as the bility that it is going to be warm day may do so. It be the only comfort that they will Pavilion for Bathing nnd dancing at Seaside park pavilion proved popular 300 taking advantage tho bath and attending thr dance ghen under the auspices of tno board of in the last Thiw is not .in streets Dublin and in the country roads near We found that trial by jury had been cally Trials for all cal offenses held by court tial or before men called resident magistrates appointed by the removable at Convictions are never in What Is known as habeas corpus is shorn of its hy the law and and children arc apprehended be- cause they suspected of being about to a crimp or for the purpose of evidence from them against others and kept in Jails for nearly Iwo months to extract The consistency at brilliancy which would have done to a veteran of long the youthful bettered the scores of such formidable opponents as Oswald the present Metropolitan Maxwell R. Gardiner W. W. 31. and John Jr. Steady Walker's card showed very little He went out in 39 returned in 37 in the and turned in two 37's for Ihe afternoon round U uf 150 strokes for the 86 Though many Bi players fell hy the the Country club made an exceptionally good snowing m four qualify Ihe 32 will tee this in the match play ro de- cide the 1919 W. Parker former state led the fine Brooklawn contingent with a 157, the sixth lowest score uf the Sloddard not far behind with a card ol 164. Jolin able recent i T- L played the 36 holes for 16S, Robert Although most folks might J unusual number for thought it the i season hai hardly and ver Jennings said for June gressman Schuyler Merritt hao m-i To Away 28, June in the House a. to deportation of more than for purchase a of radicals A site and erection of a post last night durinc office at It responsible for the secretary of the of Major Harry L. home country re- cords showed that the humidity but 64 per or S ppi cent be- Perchance the m ly climb a during afternoon hours The XN he tion in the Mississippi where the pressure is and much run is On both the Atlantic ind coasts Ihe pressure is so that the low is caught between the iwo and there is little chance for escape for a while at least area ot lack of to the bath houses undoubtedly presents from All of tho facilities at the park arc now and bringing the weather warm is continues to ft umber lie largely are being madu by tJin in to some ol the ney drivers to establish a line the end of tho trolley iines to the and with some a search the bo ch present and park tho this part uf Lhe nut to use for purchase of i f- of radicals taken in raids depression quite xx ith j the drue along the sea but are to come into the park through the and dike to the ury upon completion of ihe building to sell the old post office and site and turn the money in ihe seemed almost certain tonight men it a conference Mr. officials and Cleveland will bu turned over to authorities TURKS ARE CONSIDERING A BRITISH PROTECTORATE similar to this at the last sion but rot until after thr omnibus had been to the He planned to make an effort have U included in the general building nil it taken up in the building failed In to included u the i. lo pass at this i no doubt have to be content Rush for if the show the day in tlu thought su for ana was a rush for thu parks and Hundreds of and and even and hustled to Seaside park yesterday afternoon to dip and paddle to their The provisions of to take a change of If a prisoner is. arrested at Belfast the crown try him in Cork and a man arrested in Cork may be tried at The whole city of Dublin has open made a district in which meetings of people are Yet on three different occasions when myself and my colleagues en- tered the city by railway trains from to braved the terrors of the law and escorted us two miles through the heart of. the city from the railway station to our If the absurdly drastic provisions of the had been enforced on these occasions persons would have been in Irish or English Jails buffering years penalty for each Provoked to During our visit we saw a plain attempt by the castle authorities to provoke the people into i When the lord mayor of Dublin Invited guests to meet us one evening in the Mansion house the military and police authorities placed from 300 to 400 soldiers and between 200 and 300 and armored cars around the Mansion house nnd kept armed men across the street so as lo bar our entrance and break up Ihc Their design to an- gpr and inflame 'the citizens of Dublin FIREMAN RISKS LIFE TO PREVENT HOTEL SELF Leaps from 10th Story and Crashes Through Window on 9th June 4.- rupe around his waist a ireman Timothy Fitzgerald leaped into the air from the tenth floor of a Brooklyn hotel swung through a window on the knocking Mrs. It June ihe German government is said to be dissatisfied with the peace terms lied and associated which are declared by one sponsible newspapers of Vienna to be unacceptable AUSTRIAN'S Unlike the German populace at the Austrian people apparently are having no easy and arc even lo accept the conditions laid and thus bring peace to the former rendered by the treaty virtually an inland state of small territorial the opinion among the Austrians seems to be that the terms are based on might and not on President Wilson's 14 In Paris the Council of Four con- to discuss points brought out by the German to the German peace ly as concerns territorial questions and Experts on both these questions have been called be- fore the council for conferences and the belief apparently prevails in unofficial quarters in Paris In it some modifications may be expected in the original terms of the particularly as to re sin and Discussion of the protest of many that being left chant ships she is rendered tent to resume her trade and by unable to aid in paying the in- asked also has been taken i ly agreed on th protests against the continuation a the blockade against JI Apparently the lie under Dr. Dorten has ly established at Wiesbaden aid from French despatch says that and his coldly received by the they were not molested the presence of the officers 'a 3 Bolshevik advices are to feet that the autonomy of Mong I in has been proclaimed Cp gross convened by Seme the a made The are have started a offensive against the and other troops The contingent of troops on the Archangel started The men comprise about third of the American forces in The others will home as soon as transports Agree on The Council of Four has up by the not in the best of foi The that the With 170. cil tho heft for years a consistent performer and a inent figure in national fulled find a place among 32 by a single The scores were generally 174 but the best could do after a. poor in the was an afternoon Sti for 175 one strike too Jonathan another lawn turned in a morning card of 86 and was well on his way to but went out poorly in I ho afternoon for 53. Com- ing in he again played but was unable to pick up the lost His curd 1 80. on Sport ALLEGING ROBBERY VET STARTS SHINDY cil heed reports of the urgent necessity to render a quick decision on the matters in controversy ing to the situation in One report has u that the German minister of defense has inspected the coast defenses ami ordered the garrisons to be ready 1 for An appeal to the American ple by e reparations of the Austrian announced after the council The boundaries also no conclusion V Until an agreement is all tiie of omitted from be presented to the J There is little expectation Austrian treaty can be this The pie by ot 200 German missing representing ably continue well into ally half the population of will be bv vote There will has been It a of under Wilson's fourteen points ami the Allied further meeting between trian i and those -i Harold Jones lowing Battle in Middle Street Borah Plans to Read Treaty To He Can Get I June 4.-The taken us Senate fight oxer ihe treats with i debate when the Germany branched out imo new lion of Republics I channels today with the of California asking the I tion of A man said he J oni's of MTU Connecticut and veteran of the world was at last night 11 light in the star cafe on Middle The row started when robbed of Harold laiming ho had been in the and shirt on the resolution by Senator ranking of the foreign posing that the gate statements s committee Chairman Lodge the treaty comes before the Sena Johnson hopes to press his rest tion to a vote during the tf Whether the state and benator Republican will accede to the Senate's that comes of ihe Johnson unpublished trealy are in the hands has not been revealed bv of certain interests in New I Senators Lodge promptly announced their approval ed wheth Borah i Senator had not of such which his resolution der Ihe resolution would seek do so during the twi er he will ot the the session interests which o hours t but at the end of thi and in trout of the entrance and ips of said v aml went back to Several men in the witness placed the at j then pitched mij the intruder and proceeded to strike him lifts and kick him when he went The of bailie shifted lo the m and finally after about len minutes of scuffling ban lan the luo ami od Patrolman was ripped and her threatened by and in putting Jones in Tno man WHS mad from and the excitement of the secured f time it automatically placed by the Johnson to Senator Borah's yasid Will Be No j from any diplomatic The first prediction was present novel measure would he vn pointed out tonight that without consent is under the Senat Senator Borah announced rules to insert such that could he secure a copy of the record without reading treaty from York lie would put i the Senate floor and predictions it into Ihe Senate that unanimous give u to the He he would not be A for that purpose the treaty which is said to secured methods bathing and the same One agreed to try uut the ning in Mann street 10 return by driver has the and thence 10 the It is possible whan it becomes known transportation may be secured tronage xx ill be tempt tn hurl herself lo The woman had locked herself into the room after announcing her tion to commit Policemen and hotel clerks ui ed with her the locked door hut were afraid to force an entrance as she announced that would throw out of the if any one entered the succeeded in keeping the in parlay prepared Lor his jle uu between the twelve and a half feet tened a rope of that length about a life belt rind while three policemen tho ond he perilous Fitzgerald re- ged from the asked for and might ii The wert words would be a tas AMERICANS i FABRICS CO. FILES INCORPORATION i m the direction of Milford j life savers are now on as a second at were all alive with duty and already hax a a credit Those who were four rescues from probable during the day ing the opening of the sen. templed 10 make up for it last lo a. dispatch from by hurrying into the parks and to of ithe These do not include The a canoe near the outer i lie Mrs. ant In After ered she was taken to a in a hysterical Ill health given by her tamily as the son for her June 3. I Special A of incorporation was todav in the secretary of bv ihr American Fabrics com- pany of Bridgeport with capital stock of A fee was paid the when tho certificate was TJie incorporators are B. Wilmot F. er and S. all of The Fabrics company is the successor of the In- I Textile a confiscated by the United States government ing 4he war and at in net paid during May for 'the Post 1'o-t May Telegram Total I 1'a-t May Telegram Total Xet train Sunday 1'ost 1018 Sunday Post 1010 Net gain 2 I i TWO GIRLS RESCUED Stratford Swimmers Their Depth and Are By June I. j young girls who had out beyond their depth in Pond here were fro I drowning this afternoon Nero of Boston avenue jump with his clothes on and they were I I The girls were Antoinette of Sachs street and Elizabeth 13, of 52 Sachs They were attended by Dr i Hennessey and sent
