_ ‘ tents of the Iainily. and regret ‘
‘ _ oxprees’od on hillsides for the
I1 M16? ad
some of
the onpootive witnessed heiore the
mini Congressional committee are
L John Arbu‘cklej Clone Sprockets, w. B.
Thomas president of the American
sugar Refining C6monny; John E. Par-
_ sons. its attorney. and Arthur Donner.
formally years its treasurer. ,
_ Mr. Arhuoklo. who was unable to at.
“tend the hearings in Washington on
account of illness. was head of the Ar-
linoklo Interests which long waged war
with their larger opponent. Mr. Sprock-
eln is president of the Federal Sugar
company, another independent con-
truth, which hns its plant at Yonkers.
in addition to the manufacturers,
the committee expects to hear em-
,>~
Noyes of the customs service review
charges or fraud practiced by the liiig-‘I
or internal: upon this branch or the
iodoml service. Among those employee
in Richard Port. deputy‘ auryeyor. oi
inmton’ih, who received a largerewnrd
tor revealing the trick stolen by which
the nlloitetl truni dolrnuded the govern-
ment of more thun u Million dollar» in
duties on nugur imports
The hearing in held lit the Guutomu
House. 5?“ I
. Representative Hardwich in ohuin
man of the committee. The other
members nro Representatives linker.
noon. tinny. Jacowuy. Hindi; um.
our and Madison.
1M.
”I!” 0
NEW PDLlUfl REGULAWONB.
,A . on‘oer of I e the Romain
nit) oounoll wood 5
on. which w
New Yorker, "I
' all the prize: in every oontut into ,
which he line been «and end is
Milne-t specimen oi his head in this
country today.
Mr. Benton Iw'n naturally mm“
angry in losing these valuable fowl:
and on July 2 while walking through
Mr. Wright's yard. he noticed a breed
of younz ,obiokens about the lord.
They had White less and the owner or
the prize Iitook immediately recognised
them as ofleprinx of his lost chickens.
On July 4 he took another look and
the chickens Were gone. 0:: question-
ing his employer, Mr. Wright denied
that the hour from which those chick-
ens came had belonged to Mr. Benton
and stated that he had sold the brood
and tour hens to a passing farmer tor
(Continued on Twelfth Page)
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" l3 liliilil illilll
"timbers Hope Thai Adjourn
I moot Will Take Place an
Scheduled on luiyflih
llltlltt‘mhi‘i my .18 The loom
ummbly.
moot oi the member; holio will he
the hm: torinight of tho moon. The
hope tor udiournmont on the 27th in n
torrent one. hot when the ueniitora and
morotenuiiver ioohodi ut their onionv
monoxide proportions.
valued to ”00. held: knoirn no Iithe .
enough worn omen to am. the in ;
homeroom Talk; oi icon;
dillm unloading
At the meeting of the Norwilk City
Council, held lust evening in the noun!
place, oeveral imoonnnt matters into
dinnsiod in the two hour tension.
The lire steamer came in for a
share in the discussions or the even-
lng. it was voted to‘uocuro I price
upon u now holler tor tholoume.
An amendment to the city charter
relative to the opeding oi utroote was
adopted by the council. which it is
(Continued on Tenth; Page.)
WI Pl." T8 811)?
LOBSTER PM THEE"
NEW HAVEN July 18 ”Determined
to not a atop to long continued robbing
of their ioboter note, lohlter then along
the out shore early hut Sunday morn-
in; bad thomoeivu.‘ armed with shot
gun», on the brukuotor. on that aide
oi the hnrhor, and utter II three hour:
wait, accordion to the story which be-
come public today. were rewarded with
the night of u motor bout approaching
the breakwater. Elevernl pots wet?
_ drawn to the nurinoe oi the water. mo
unlined und lowered uuln. Alter
Winning the operation: oi the bout
for l few ininuton.‘iho hidden lohnior-
men tent II charge oi? shot over the
omit, which tout the silent oi uediuu
the bout at lull weed uwuy irotnlho
wot and towards the city . The fisher.
men any than they more evidential which
my reunit in ammo.
he doberman any that for o ion;
" they: have toundmfiiholr polo. or,»
my ‘ committee or the ”
council hold jiI noniorouu I,
Mt Toni-Ilium in In. no»
the Bell". residence with W relating
to the ottnohment at his hon “liar the
"cotyledon. and he told her tint-eh
must note. The Took: located at lilo.
9 Benton lileei.
This uppnrontiy proved iuet Ween-
yeniont for the young talks tone
ouch other. and last week the alone-
may, where IIt 1:30 o clock in the dim-I:
noon they Wore united in marriage.
They sent word to South Norwulk.
yeniurdny. and the parents nro becom-
ing reconciled to the situation.
Illflli 90'!“ NAME
’Kills ELEOTMBIM
ROCKVILLE. July 13.~Arihiil‘ ll
Romano. oi Horiiord. was killed by
an electric, hhock at the local nubotm
lien or the Connecticut Coinmny. our-
nnnwor.‘ Charm Lerner, a conductor
on In. lntor Urban lino. who min or
Rummage. uniuiunoo. rooeivod a
shoot: which threw him home the
room, but from which be nurtured no
serious harm. Radiance wan about
twentyoiiyo. your: old. and had been at
the annotation ninoe it on loaned
lord i‘or burial. it in Mid ihut while
Romaine me at work tho telephone
begun to ring steadily and he wont to
in ionic my the hoorily churned now—
or wtrou lied become cruised illith the
telephone who to that when human
wont to the monument he mowed the
toll force oi the heavy outrun. Which
«to in
tor tonne time. but Mr. anion enacted I
Mauro am... in‘ hit
ment was planned Ifiundny the young,
couple wont to Elluhethport. New Jar»;
there. The hody will be not to Hort-r
answer the dull. it in unopened tint
tilled uhnout inattnt dentin lie moi
Policemen John E. Reynolds hnd
more that: hit hands lull, lut evening,
when be «tempted to place Joseph
Glacial. n “Hoot Hungarian. under
um: The big tellow proved to be It
memo! Ionic month and van unlit
ed in his struggles with the onloor by
Joesph Ilodnar who won an small as
hip companion in lnrze.
(lotions! was drunk and was causing
oomidorablo dilturbance. so much so
that a crowd had gathered nround to
- 7 listen and which the tun. lie is an old
timer, having ”90.35 before the local
courts on eightnot‘ten’ nonunion; Ofll
cor Reynoldi Wt {dimmed by the
noile and dlnurlifinto end wont to the
scene. He alteration! to mm the big
Hungarinii. whoreut the trouble oom-
‘ . manned. The rehidontii of that notion
ly today. waiving the shock throuou
etolephone where all he hull (one-to
monoclonal: that 0mm Reynolds
would hate trouble sooner later. on he
in a new man and is not liked by
all in Bnrlomood. All noon no he had
.luld hand: on Gudoonl. honour srn‘o
boil lilo club and informed the oliloer
companion. who was not doing wrong.
The toollnh that there was nome-
thinx 'dolnn evidently ‘nermutdd the
diltriot. for in II short time u big
0'me authored mound tho uo‘rner of
Benton and bone rtreotu and the light
Willi on. ‘ ‘
tor 0mm mynoldl. who um handled
gritty roulhly in the dorimmngo. end
had it not been for the timely one
new of ennui (idioti- helm there
iterator. both to were iinoiiy er-
' ration and this morning it on End
ropui on one Ihmineeo in lo, and I .
Woliur ‘
th'nt he hld‘no right to nrreot blur
The men proved too much
is no telling what might herd been.
the outdated tor the light with outline
My Venue and
street;
proposed to eliminlte Hoyt itroet:
thit it proposed to eliminnto the nude
crooning at Union overrun! by ”trying.
the rallwny under the railroad trunk:
ho- depressing the street and building!
urullroiui bridge. thit the retiree/Ii
company proposed to construct a new
highway connecting Onion avenue and
lioyt street on the melody aide oi
the railroad location The town or
Darlen oppbsed the propoted improve-
ment before the railroad communion-
or: and the latter “board ”approved
of the petition on May dementia:
that the proooaod new highway be
located further west then shown on
the map. The town of Dorian is
aggrieved at the order ior the follow-
ing reasons: in the tint place Hoyt
street has been in» existence as I
highway for loo‘lyearn'. and in the
main thoroughfare between the, towns
at Stamford and New (tension: that
in cloning it public tmrelI Will be Iii.
vertod from Hoyt street to Chino ove-
nue, and the diet-non, of mm will
be intimated; tint in closing Hoyt
«not it: .Ioroporty will he (lemm-
od in r‘aluoi'tthnt the deorelulion of
Camp avenue will render that thou
ouxhiuo unsafe for public travel. The
town went: the ruilrood company to
rain their grade- high enough to low-
er both Hoyt street and Camp avenue
no they are and they take this anneal
on this ground.
um um nun.
out out rmin
ti
that by in map the mayl
BRIDGEPORT. July 18-413:
daye investiniion into‘th
the FM! moron int
morning by Coroner IC. .8: Wii
turdny afternoon, was at one -
There were only a. few ruliron
summoned. but there no no
parade oi! The Norwoikn nod
alumni)? encouraged by the I
they have made and are rode “
and speed, which anointing i
boetmon are inking to Indigo ~
has a. hoetuhould at once not '1”
wirit of sliding to mite tit ‘
' Hurry Rider. no; that in
Norwalh, ohnirnilm oi m V
‘ Anyone having n ho e ‘
heat view try lining l o the.
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