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THE BOei'ON SUNDAY GLOBE-JULY 11, 1920 THEATRE MAN SUES MRS LONG AND PILOT NEW LONDON UNION KILLED ON AIR TRIP splash satinette bathing suits geeks $35,000 Damages on Conspiracy Charge Asks Leaders Be Restrained From Keeping Musicians From Work right out of the boxes from N. Y. dresses of the better kind Continued l'mm the I'lrst Pugf. end seekers were beginning to populate the sparkling sandy shore and watched the flight of the. plane, whose Saturday arrival was something of an event.

The machine sped on over the town and disappeared In the other direction toward Hampton where, It has since been learned. It made a landing on the sand. Taking off again, the piane was soon back within view of the Salisbury crowd who saw it circle southward over the beach center, then turn to the north again, skimming close over the heads of the watchers. It was about 11:40 a m. Life-guards of the United States Coast Guard Sta-t Ion No.

1, on Salisbury Beach, were watching the plane clopely, for on pre- i vlous visits It had sometimes landed in front of the station, and they were ex- pecting another visit. Instead, how-ever, the pilot fltw over the station and headed for the site of the old Ocean Echo pleasure resort which was burned 2 pri-lsl DUpatrh to the Won VETT LONPON, Conn. July 10 The rmrb Musicians' Union I mad de-' flnoii i In brought by Ahe DavH-I proprietor of the Strand Theatre tn Norwich, for $35,000 dunnages on the abaft of conspiracy, Papers filed the clerk of the Superior Court In Korwlch. ot or women Dlfif 1 out last winter. Near the 1 oiiimuia Villa the plane turned In.

apparently for a landing. tdflfteffe miff for the seats ore. at tketcaed. ffJN omen's 36 to 46 For sea wear as well as beach wear black sat In -ette. with right bright colored pipings, aashes.

pockets or belts. Sixes 36 to 46. Low priced at the season's height, as becomes the Filene bathing caps from bathing shoes 69c An Injunction Is also sought to restrain the iftenantH from continuing the al-efd osnsplfaew, either as officers of "the Musicians' Union or In their private by preventing any member of "the federation of Musicians from ac-'c'Pt'iK employment from the plaintiff or iy interfering with the lawrul business of the plaintiff in running a moving pic-, tur anrt vaudeville house wncre an orchestra is employed. A hearing on the injunction will be hld next Tuesday morning. Xhf Norwich men named as defendants In the suit are Frank (i.

Benson. formerv leader of the orchestra at the Strand; Walter W. Lang, president; frert Clark, secretary and William Stevetia. chairman of the executive hoard of the Musicians' Union, and 8c to 59c to $1.39 and 95c Crash After Sharp Turn The turn was a sharp one, the banking at a broad angle. Suddenly it lost altitude, slipping to the side on the wings.

Then it flopped over, nose downward and came whirling swiftly to the firm sand. At the crash people ran from every side, A crowd gathered in a moment, only a few feet from the edge of the tide. Women fainted and men turned away, while others tore at the wreckage, 'king to rescue the occupants. Abraham Jacobs, C. A.

Fowler and Edward Cole, life guards, hurried over from the beach station to gve first aid. 1'ilot Oroah and Mrs Long lay amid the wreckage of the fuselage, held down bv pieces wood, wire and steel. Corinett, si rap. cil in the rear Boat by his life licit, wan in a dazed condition. Volunteer workers released hltn and I bathing tights 89c ready tomorrow children's wool Jolin Swaim.

who. it Is understood after few moments he appeared to ii hi in in at very, very much less than usual prices! tistlons between a committee or the cave ncmcrea mnwast m. i i. to walk a owlv. The other two oc- sweaters cupants of the plane were then lifted rg of New Haven, another defendant.

Typical of the dresses for folks who have a sense of style and value, but haven't many cents to $7.50. trom tne ruins, tsom were urcamiug. Wild mi concemeo in me negotiations. nj9rv Sheriff Oeorge U. Si union has larvd attachments upon real estate Selonging to Mr Lang and Mr Clark gnd gnrnWheed hunk nr counts of Mr ffepssn Mr Suhn, Mr Stevens and 'the Mimielanw' I'nlon.

known as Mu- lilann' Protective I'nlon No. Amerl-ijii I'ederatlon of Musicians. To help kiddies enjoy out-of-doors sweaters in slip-on. coat' or tuxedo styles: fancy or plain weaves, combination or plain colors. Savings for kiddies who wear sixes up to 5 years.

Come early! Embroidery used in all sorts ot ways, scallops, laces, multitudes of eyelets, big pearly buttons, tiny matched buttons, crispy organdie vests, collars and matching cuffs, grouped tuckings, two-color sport dresses, coat or tunic dresses, varied length sleeves and some we may have overlooked, but you'll find them all on the racks Monday. Savings familiar to thrifty folks and one with which everybody will find it worth while to become familiar. Such newsy savings news as the Filene Basement has not quoted for some time as regards dresses 12 different styles, 6 different fabrics, many, many different colors, and such a difference in trimmings as becomes so much variety is surely timely dress news unusual at $7.50. Racquet cloth, figured or plain Voile and voile with white or colored embroidered pin-head dots or dotted Swiss muslin. Sizes 16 to 42 in lot.

Both Alive When Found An ambulance summoned from the Anna Jaoutss Hospital, In Newburyport about five miles away, soon arrived and the three victims were rushed to the I city, the life guards accompanying I them. Lieut Groan died on the way. having i suffered th most severe Injuries. Mrs Long, who 'had sustained fractures of ribs and both ankles, lived only until ahe reached the hospital. Corinett, alter a thorough examination by the physicians, appeared not to be dangerously hurt, though his logs were Jammed in the crash.

He was taken Back to the Hotel Dennis in Salisbury, suffering from shock and a breakdown of nerves. i brief account of the accident I indicated that It was unavoidable. Nothing in the plane broke or failed to func TROLLEY CAR JUMPS TRACK, HITS TREE Three Arc Injured in Framingham Accident even dotted Swiss and dot voiles automatic plan Every lot must sell quickly or take 1-4 reduction after 12 selling days Yt reduction after 18 selling days reduction after 24 selling days goods given away after 30 selling days. I only 380 in lot! come early good white sateen NEW pedal Dispatch to the filohe FTlAMINtHIAM. July 10 Three men were Injured, one sorlously.

when a Hoston Worcester Street Railway tion, he said; but when It began to side-slip and fell into a nose dive there was not sufficient altitude to permit Lieut Oroah to regain even partial control. What developed Into a mishap because of low altitude would have been nothing but an everyday event in a flyer's life at a height, of many hundred feet, for the plane could easily have been pulled out of her dive and restored to control. 2 petticoats HATS' women's J. C. C.

corsets (seconds) women extra size union suits for 95c Summer weight, fine jersey rib cotton low neck, sleeveless, tight knee style. Good ual i ty underpricejL double panel in regular sizes Georgette and stunning combinations with1 tricoletve or taffeta. Unusual rboosing ot style and end urlas. EXTRA SIZES, but hot double panel That will prove fitting companions to the lighter frocks above tub style, plain or scalloped edgings. Lengths 34 to 40.

Styles to fit almost any figure high or low bust models, back or front lace some with elastic top. Sizes 18 to 30 in lot. trolley car Jumped the tracks on Main at, Frurnlngham Center, and crashed Into a big elm tree. The injured are: Dominic Arestglnlo, Knox at, Fram-Ingham, badly bruised about the body, with probable Internal injuries, on the dangerous list. Narrlzareno Traachitte.

Pesrl at, Hudson, cuts and brulsea about the hlllol I'hlllp Harrington. IliKh st. Na-tlck. cuts and bruises on the side and arms. The trolley car wan goInK to Fram-InKham when the front trucks left the tracks.

The cur crashed Into the tree, and waa badly damaged. There were to passengorr, aboard. $1000 IN CLOTH STOLEN FROM CHERRY VALLEY MILL WORCESTER, July 10 The Chapel Mills, In Cherry Valley, owned by Chan- An unordinary saving. Was an Accomplished Pianist Many thousands visited the beach during the afternoon. Great crowds gathered about the scene of the accident, while the police moved the wreckage beyond reaph of the tide.

Souvenir hunters pestered the guardiantt of tl.e wrecked plane. The plane was numbered E428, and is (lie same, it is said, which had been for stunt Hying over Revere anti Lynn. Mrs Long was formerly H. FVrnald of Lraintree. She was a schoolteacher.

She was married to Richard H. Long In 1891. Mrs Long was an accomplished pianist and had often appeared In concerts. She leaves six children, to sons and four daughters. The eldest son.

Richard is manager of his fati -er's factories in. Framingham and waa a lieutenant in the Ordnance Corps during the war 1 XO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS DIRECT ENTRANCES FROM SUBWAYS HUNDREDS OF OTHER BARGAIN LOTS plnK Smith, were ronned last nignt or fc? bolts of woolen cloth valued at 11 (KM), to a report made today to the Ptate police. The loot was taken from; the store room and evidently Parted In an automobile truck. CLOSE-UP PHOTOGRAPH WRECK OF AIRPLANE IN WHICH MRS LONG OF AIRPLANE FALL VICTIM! AND LIEUT GR0AH WERE FATALLY INJURET Hoffman; Pauline. '-'6.

a graduate of Bradford Academy, w.io served as a nurse in the factory hospital duung the war; Virginia, aced 20 -vho was a Bt-dent at Radcliffe, and Mabellc "the baby." the last-named, with diaries, aged 14, being with their father. Ther-i la an infant grandchild. Dorothys Smith. mrs long's body taken Home to framingham XEWRl'RYPORT, July 1i -Uirhard V. Long, son of Mr.

Richard H. 1-or. Of Framinsham, who whs latallv Injured SLATTERY EMPLOYES AT NANTASKET ON OUTING NANTAHKKT. July 10-More than 150 amployea of the E. T.

Slattery Company, BCMltOR, uttnderl the annual outing of thn K. T. Slattery Mutual Reneflt Association on NantuHkot Heach today, com-luK from Ronton on a boat which arrived at noon. After a lively program of Bports on the bearh. followed by aquatic sports, all enjoyed a shore dinner in the afternoon and returned to Ronton at night.

Min-arthy, chairman of tho association's entertainment committee was in OharfM of the outlnK, while O. K. Clayton, president of the association, and .1. (' Johnson, its vice president, attended fhe outing, as did Frank Buxton, vice president of the company. OAKTON CORiINETT.

The daughters are Mrs Kdwln S. Smith, formerly Miss Marlon Long, vlo-'lnit. who has studied with Jacques I 1 I'llf I I'M I'l'TiTUW I Mi rTiW 'W 1 vi "T2 7 A rMji PHKl" 'it-O mfc Jmmliiwtw KHHH i 50 BRANCH STORES IN MASSACHUSETTS In an a iri'iliine Salisbury Beach th'a noon, came here th's I afternoon and visited the J. Lunt! Company undertaking roo-is in Market' i sq, where the bodies of Mrs Ior.R litid Lieut Gordon Groan, pilot of the ill- (fated machine, had been taken. Mrs Loner's injuries include 1 fracture Of the skull and of both legs.

Her body was taken over the road by motor hearse to the family home in Framingham tonight. Philip A. Groah. father of the aviator whose home is in South Me. I came here tonight and arranged to have his son's body sent to Hover, H.

I Hurlal wi'd be in a neighboring town. Two airplanes arrived at the after the accident and made pretty landings. All local flying was stoiped -for the day. It is not believed, however, that exhibition flying will be long interrupted. Tho accident was the first of uny magnitude to flying craft at the beach.

Ma-'hines there last Summer vnd this vear have carried passengers aloft without suspicion of accident. I The wrecked was loaded on a large auto truck tonight and taken i sway, the announced destination beiag Saugus. MRS LONG FLEW OFTEN, BEGINNING LAST OCTOBER! FRAMINGHAM. July 10 News of 1 i the death of Mrs Mabel C. Long, wife of Richard H.

Long, millionaire man- ufacturer of Framingham, shocked all 1 the townspeople, to whom Mrs Long was well known. She was about 53 i years of age and had lived here 18 1 She was active in the Plymouth Con- gregational Church and In the church societies. For several years she had I been an enthusiastic motorist and with i the advent of airplanes at the local I flying field last Fall she became Inter- i in uvtntion. northern Cut from tub lb. 63c creamery 5 Mb.

bricks lb. 62c By ITER PASSBNQER-CARRYIXG MACHINE TURNED INTO A BIDE-SLIP LESS THAN 100 FEET FROM THE FIRM SAND, TOO NEAR FOR THE PILOT TO RIGHT IT. Fancy Mild oc Full Croam UU.OJl. EGGS doz. 56c Cheese- Fancy Youno I 07- Johnson, who became bis wife si the conclusion of a war romance.

PEANUT BUTTER 27c ptTt Cut from Tub Lb. dbc LAnU 5 1 -lb. Bricks Lb. 24c Lb Fine for Sandwiches. Lb.

23c EIGHT SEEKERS FOR DIVORCE ALL WOMEN Lowell Wife for 45 Years One of Petitioners SUGAR For Preserving or Table. Cuban Clarified. Granulated. Sold In Any Quantity SLAYER WANDERER HELD WITHOUT BAIL Continued From the Ft rat Page. arms in the Army, his roving temperament and hia association with his father's butcher shop.

He said: "My name sets me forth correctly. I ECW OH -WEm "HALE GOLDEN GATE BRAND PREMIUM BRAND 1S5 FLOUR 1.06 2.10 Sack Sack Barrel 16.00 1-16 Bbl 1-8 Bbl. Sack 1.90 1-8 Bbl "Only Girl I Ever Kissed" "She was the only girl I ever Kissed." be told the police. He took her to church every Sunday. They married alter the ex-lieutenant returned from France.

Wanderer's story of bow the ragged stranger was hired to be the unwilling victim in the double murder was told by him in the same unemotional way he related the details of his wife's death. He picked up the man on the West Side on the day of the murder by offering him a Job as a truck driver. An appointment was made for that evening. When the stranger came Wanderer told him that he wanted him to follow Mrs Wanderer Into the apartment house and stage a fake holdup. When Wanderer and his wife returned from the theatre the stranger played bis part, as directd.

and was met with a stream of lead. Wanderer then turned on his wife and shot her twice. She died within Ave minutes. Her only words were "the baby." Carl Johnson, brother-in-law of Wan Desertion Alleged in Most of Libeis MRS RICHARD H. LONG.

From a picture taken about a week ago. just previous to an ascension she made at Saugus. GROCERY DEPARTMENT am a wanderer and a rover by nature. I hate to be tied down. I was not intended for married life.

With these influences working in my veins the step from discontent to what I did was a short one. Of course. I am aorry for what I did, any sane man would bfc. and I am sane, but that doesn't help matters now. Filed in East Cambridge 4.

Vienna Sausage 13c Queen Olives 80-90. Lb. 50c I Her first aerial trip was made with Lieut Groah, who met death in the ac-I cident Saturday, at the local field last October. Since then she had made frequent flights, Mrs Long left Lramingham this I morning by automobile for Newbury-I port to make a flight this noon. Richard F.

Long, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Long, and his wife, and Mrs Edwin S. Smith, hastened to the New-I buryport Hospital on receipt of news of the accident to their mother. Two other daughters, Misses Pauline and Virginia, were at Kennebunk, Me. visiting. i Funeral arrangements await the arrival of Mr Long from the West.

Of eight petitions for drv Middlesex Superior Court at Olives Stuffed Le. Bot. 28c bridge yesterday, all were by most of them alleging Deviled Ham Underwood's Can 22c Soap Good Will Lg. Bar 6 For 45c Sunbrite denser 6 290 Marmalade Gray's 9-0z. Jar Ea.

30c Jellies Beechnut Jelly Mint-Apple Jar 23d Entire Wheat Flour Evaporated Milk Tall Can 13c CLERK'S CRY ROUTS TWO HOLDUP MEN of tbe petitioners, a Loweit Mustard Ready Mixed Pis. 15c married 46 years ago. Alleging that Arthur Houde derer, was the only member of the Tapioca PI. Snow While 2 Pkgs. 25c family present at the inquest Boston treated Ler cruelly and a kept his eyes averted from the otb ly.

Mrs Mary E. Houde of Newton rrlinnr canauoe -i -Can 65c JOl UIIID i-fan 25c and no sign or recognition tween them. Can 20c Condensed Milk a libel for divorce. They were Jan lfU. vkunr.v iuii Mrs Julia Doyle -eter uoyio or uoyie eg Leveled Revolver Fails to Quiet Louis Porter Policeman Chases Pair as They Run From Cambridge Drug Store on la noma.

sJiesjsBsT ci and desertion on May" Jf. were married Oct sV IK. JjMoaftaaiM Medfor! sees Bsupport and cruel and abuar Anna pM Mrs SOFT COAL PRODUCTION FAR ABOVE THAT IN 1919 WASHINGTON. July 10 Bituminous coal production in the United States from the first of tbe year to July 4 totaled 3C.Z72.000 tons, an increase of 44.173.000 tons over the production figures fur the same period in Hl. tbe Geological Survey announced tonight.

Production, however, has not equaled been looked upon as a safe pilot in his specialty of passenger carrying. His passenger, today, Mrs Ttichard H. Long, had the utmost confidence in firoah and had frequently flown with him. Two weeks ago she made a flight with him to Salisbury Beach. Lieut Groah was 24 years old and a native of Rollinsford, H.

where his parents, Mr and Mrs Philip Groah, and his sisters. Mrs A. J. Murray and Misses Phyllis and Marjorie Groah, live. Before enlisting in the air service of the Army he was a chauffeur for Ernest L.

Meera of the Point of Pines. He received his training at Park Field, Memphis. Tenn. and was one of the first of the United States Army flyers to be sent across. He was attached to the 6th Pursuit Group of the" 638th Aero Squadron and because of his success In air battles he was awarded the French Croix de Guerre and other decorations.

Upon his discharge from the service he purchased a plane and engaged in commercial flying at Salisbury Beach. Last Winter he visited England and purchased five Avros planes and it was one of these machines which plunged Into the sand today. He was a 32d degree Mason and held membership in the South Berwick. Me, loUge. For some time he lived with his sister.

Mrs Murray, at 2SoA I.ynnfield st, but when sh moved to Rollinsford he went to the Y. M. C. where he lodged until two weeks ago. Michael lag ej treatment KITCHEN FURNISHING DEPARTMENT ODD-PIECE CROCKERY Largo variety of handsome decorations to select from at 5c each upward 8YMONDS OIL STOVES a-burner, regular pric S19.50.

Sale price 3-burner, regular price 27.50. Sale price $23.00 BLACK SCREEN WIRE AT BARGAIN PRICES yard length .24 vard length 26c yard length GALVANIZED WATERING POTS 6-quart sie 69c lv quart size $1.10 Mrs Aim Ira KRIpatrlck of Samuel KUlpatrtrk of Lew, GROAH HAD MADE NEARLY 1300 FLIGHTS IN SAFETY LYNN, July 10 After making nearly I 1300 flights without experiencing any I serious accident, Lieut Gordon L. Groah. who was in active service along battlelines in France for more than a year, met death today because of his failure to accurately judge the speed of the passenger-carrying biplane tn which he was about to land at Salis-1 bury That Is the version of the accident accepted by his associates at the aviation field at Franklin Park, Cliftonrtaie, where Groah has made his headquarters since the early part of the year. Practically all the flyers and mechanics at the Saugus park served in the same squadron with Groah in France and they reaent attempts to attribute the accident to Groah's attempting a loop too close to the ground.

A sudden bank, preparatory to landing, which caused the plane to go into a side-slip, is ascribed by them a the leering deoertion on Nov -i. were married De M. lgJ. tbe amount mined in ui or n. Mr.

Flounce Roberta eg which years on July 4 as.eoo.sw tot 278,000.000 tons, respectively, bad "I loved my wife in spite of what I have done I loved her too well to de-! sert her and leave her with memories of a ruined romance to keep her com- pany during the rest of her life. "I'm sorry I had to kill that other chap, but I was afraid he would squeal. Killing him didn't do any good, for I did not have presence of mind enough to remember that those Army automat-: les were numbered." The proceedings at the Inquest were brief, only two witness testifying. I These were a detective and a policeman. The latter told of going to the scene of the crime the night of the murders.

The pistola, 10 empty shells and Ave bullets which were found In the hallway where the shooting occurred, were produced. Speedy Trial Wanted State's Atty Home said he will ask for I a speedy trial. Wanderer did not repeat his confeaelon to the coroner's Jury, though he was present at the inquest. Instead the coroner read the original typed confession after Wanderer had said he had nothing to add. "I want to be hanged." Wanderer com -mented.

"I hope to loin her in death. I wonder if she will me ell. I loved her foo much to let another man get her. But I didn't want her myself." Wanderer said that he did not wish to desert his wife and Join the army but wished to be "free." "I feel better with that off my chest." he added "I bad bad dreams and the Picture of the hallway with my wife King there came back once in a whil I feel like a new man. and I'm ready to kick off whenever they want to take me." One of the anamalies of the ess which misled the police for weeks was the romance of the couple and 'heir pupposediy happy married life an-dcrer.

who had never smoked, chewed, drunk or Indulared in slang, had only one love affair, the one with Ruth Joseph Roberta pf desertion SSI J.i 1. married Feb Mm, produced. SAILORS BEAT TAXICAB Mrs Antoinette Gate of LassaM Louis Porter, a clerk employed by the MeMinn Drug Company. 272 Broadway. Cambridge, frustrated what the Cambridge police believe to have been an attempted holdup yesterday.

Two well dressed young men came into the store and asked for some Jamaica ginger. Porter refused to give Delphi Cote ot parte I lag dieortioa est July i. bp If SPECIAL married March 14. WL Mrs Alios A. Taylor of Erorett ass Edwin Ll.

Taylor of Mew Tor nonsupport and a sail than em aegt t. It to them. Then one of the men drew i a revolver and pointed it at the clerk. 1 tSY CO. They were majiisst asj s.

Mrs YV Jewett of Porter shouted, "What are you trying to do," and the men rushed out of the store. ana April n. nv DRIVER AT SWANSEA PROVIDENCK. Jul 10 Phil A oarer, a Fall River. Mass.

tsTtcab driver, was in Swansea. Mass. early today by four sailors, who took his autoosoeU from him and abandoned it -irst Pr evidence. Anger, whose home is at las Pleaaent st Tali River, first took Jhe sailors from Newport to River. Tbeijther offered him tlO to take them Jo dence.

At Swansea they pot him out of tbe car and assaulted hint. The tazlcab driver made his way to a telepnone and notified ibe Providence police that the four men this way. Subsequently tbe csjaas dis-covered in East Providence, where he owner recovered it Then this city to aid tbe police in a quest lor bis assailants. We nre offering the balance (WBlca is a small amount) of our 7 rumulatlM' preferred utock remaining in our treasury. The proceeds to be applied to opening of new stores and in the erection of a new warehouse.

This sto i la preferred as to assets and dhiaends, 0T BLr, la Massachusetts. cause of the mishap. Lieut Groah, though an accomplished aviator, has. according to other aviators i in this vicinity who have been watching i his stunts for the past few weeks, been taking too great risks in attempting to perform tricks at too low an altitudte, i specially since he has been doina- e. Auto Casa at AM -la the A BIN July District Court todevr GAS CAUSES DEATH OF SOUTH END WOMAN Mrs Sarah H.

Tascano. 35. of 8 Groton st. South End, was found unconscious in her bed yesterday morning with gas escaping from an open jet. She was removed to the City Hospital and was pronounced dead on arrival.

It is the woman committed suicide as a note was found in her room which said she was unhappy and tired or living. ft Belmont wa 1 As they ran up Columbia st. they were seen by patrolman John Kelleher I of Station 3, East Cambridge, who is on his vacation. The officer gave chase. I but was unable to catch up with the men.

The men were described by Porter as about 23 years of age. each wearing I a cap. One had a traveling bag with I him. of ooerstlnx an an Dividends pavabte quarterly, price per snare, canauie at fix. Liberty llonds will be accepted at par if desired.

uvea, tss hibition flying at Revere Beach. Groah. however, never did anv tricks i whiie carrying passengers. He vas a I young fellow of pleasing per- who was widely known because of his success at the flying game and he had kUltna of Korkiaad. II E.

E. GRAY CO. Hanover, union ana Blackstone Streets, Boston.

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