TWELVE
THE TIMES: WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1920
Flashes
Rollln "W. Howe, son of Elbrldge
T. Howe, & former New Haven dry
boo1s merchants, was killed by light
ning at St. Louis.
Harding says the President has
forced the league issue on Cox.
TORONTO POLICE
FAIL TO LOCATE
AMBROSE SMALL
Evidence showed that the recent
wreck at wilkesbarre. Pa., was caus
ed by flagging the wrong train.
The New Haven superior court in
the year just' closed handed down 523
judgments of which 314 were di
vorces.
A nine-foot shark is reported in
the waters off Ocean Beach near New
London.
John D. DeMar was killed by a
wire shock at Hartford.
Women's shoes are to be prettier
and more expensive, according to the
manufacturers.
John Wilkes of Glastonbury, has
received threats if he doesn't pay
33,000.
Admiral Henry T. B. Harris of
Hartford, died at Southampton, Eng.
V
The authorities have not yet decide
d whether the death of Salvatore
Trloll of Bristol, was suicide or mur
der, but they believe it was sui
cide.
President Wilson, Gov. Cox and
FVanklln D. Koosevelt will confer at
l the White (House at 10:30 Sunday
morning.
President IDesoshanel of T"rance has
lost his memory.
Chairman Hays says he -will keqp
. out of all state fights.
.The British labor men favor a strike
i to force the government to stop re
presslon In Ireland.
Japan has egun diplomatic pour
, parleurs with Washington in the mat
ter of legislation against the Jap
1 anese by California.
John P. McElroy, 60 years old, of
126 Beach street, one of the oldest let
ter carriers in the point of service,
, fractured his left thigh yesterday af
ternoon when a flight of stairs col
lapsed at 957 Kossuth street.
