vent yourself from,
dying.
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EXPRESS 3033
Passed By Recent Session
of Legislature
interstate Commerce commis-
sion Issues Ruling to be Etiec-:
live October 15, 1913
IIIIIII iiilliilii
Will II iliilliilii
Public Has Been Paying Exces-
h Illl II
III [is
SiilP nus
Five Companies oi California
National Guard Act as a Pc-
,iice Force ior Owners
llnnnill villus
Andria nu
Two Deputy sheriiis Killed and
In the event that Charles D. Tobey
makes his complaint about ‘the ob-
struction of navigable waters on the
east side of the «South (Norwalk har-
‘Ibor to IHarbormaster Hiram ISherron.
it is expected that sd'inething at inter-
est will follow. .As was told in these
columns, last week, Oysterman Tobey
has had a complaint ready for the bar-
bormaster about the numerous small
boats anchored contrary to law.
The powers of the harbormaster in
such a case are defined absolutely in
amendment to the old law enacted this
last session of the State Legislature,
as tollbws:
- SENATE BILL NO. 368. .-
SherIii Voss Wounded Chap“, ,, sive Charges tor Year-s
An Act Amending An Act Concerning
SACRAMENTO, 0:11.. August 4.——-
Removing of Vessels.
Be It Enacted by the Senate and
.House of Representatives in Gen
eral Assembly Convened:
Section 4756 of the general statutes
is hereby amended to read as follows:
When the master or owner of any vesI
eel lying within the navigable waters
WASHINGTON, Aug. twiteductions
in express rates which will cost the
companies fully $26,000,000 a year-ap-
proximately 16 per cent. of their reve-
one, were ordered by the interstate
Commerce Conimlttee‘ today, to be-
ilI‘ive companies of the California No-
Itional Guard today are policing the
hop fields of Whentland, in Yuba
County, when four men were killed
and eight badly wounded yesterday,
in a clash between striking hop pick-
ers and a sheriff's posse.
II
IIIIIsIIIs w
illitii liiliii
iiiiilMPAiiiii
Beginning at Assault to be lliade
on Sound Fortliications to En-
ler New York Harbor
Ill IIESI SIRENIIIII III
IIIIIIS IIIIIIII IIII BOISI
Army Will Otter Resistance—
Oiiicers Say No Decision
Will Be Given
IIIS IIIIIIIS i Willi
Randolph. 8laI'r. Rescued from
Drowning by Raymond Mal-
kin, at Beach, lust
Regaining ills Voice
andIllsallh
it
it has develonod that Frank Ran-
ldolph Starr. Jimmie little son of Mr.
and Mrs. hawk-[Stern or 14 West-
port avenue, No it, was more near-
ly drowned last §Il‘neuday at the Knob
Club than was fit first believed. As
the story. which'.was given to people
of The Norwalk'Ithrough these col~
umns only. was tbld Master Starr alip-
ped from his vie/tier «wings, sank twice.
and was rescungfy Raymond Malkin.
son oi Contrac and Mrs. A. R Mal-
kin, of Franklin venue. who is but a
little older than the victim Master
Starr took in so I‘I’Iuch water that some
of the liquid penetrated the lungs.
Until yesterday ever since the ncci- '
r
‘mv—
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair and cooler-Tonight.
TI. ilililil and
non nouns
Successiui Altair lield on listen
Hill, With a Good Time tor
. All
A
m
. The St. Emory Club hold their first
picnic oi the season at the Roton Hili
picnic grounds, Saturday, and the af-
fair turned out to be one at the "best
ever given by the club.
Festivities began early in the after-
noon and lasted until midnight, and a
good time was enjoyed by all those
lucky enough to be present for the oc-
casion.
The place was beautifully decorated
with American tings and in the even-
ing when illuminated with numerous
Japanese lanterns, the place had a
very distinguished aspect all about it.
As a whole. it showed good taste on
the part of the decorators in charge
of the affair,
Sandwiches, ice cream, watermelona
and all kinds of soft drinks comprised
dent the little boy has been ill and un-
able to talk above a whisper. die is
improving now, however. the water be-
ing slowly evnpo ted from the breath
ing organs, and‘ts regaining his nor
mal health. He ttructed attention to
NEWPORT, R. IL, August l.-—Eieven
great battleships the most powerful]
righting craft in the United States;
Navy steamed out of \‘arragensctli
Boy in a long line today, bent on the,
theoretical destruction of the tortitlIi
.eph ISZempins, the organist of the St.
The Sil‘liit‘ls led by industrial Work
ore of the W orld organizers still are in
an ugly mood but Adjutant-General
[Forbes expressed the belief that if he
could prevent a meeting of the strik-
ers and some of the. bands of armed
citizens who last night were intent.
of this State, or the person having the
shine in charge, shall wilfully neglect
or refuse to obey the order of any han
bormaster performing his duties un-
der the provisions of this act, such har-
bormasicr may cause such vessel to
be removed at the expense of the own-
iContinued 0n Fifth Page.)
IIIIIIBIIISIIRE SIIIIS
IOR IIIII IIIiIlIIIIS
his condition lhjough the color his
body took on Wednesdav morning.
ll. \v-Ililisli \(lllnw Iiue. but. did not once
offer a word of complaint.
Praise is still being extended to his
savior for his worthy action. which no
doubiediy saved the Starr boy's lifc.I
the refreshments for the evening. Jos.
Ludislaus Church did much to help
in making the affair such a success as
it was and deserves no small amount
of praie
The total attendance for the day
,Wyoming, were soon lost to sig
cations guarding Long island Sound. {was about 350 which is pretty fair if
The “"908“ was I0 open the way 1° you take into (onsidoratlon ihnt this
the ultimate occupation of New York was ‘1“, only ai‘iair 01 its kind held on
city.‘ thus dividing the popu-
I, the some day,
e about equally, but the club pro-
’i‘iio lighting craft led by Rear Adg‘lm.
mirni Charles I Badger B IIIIZNIIIL “10 poses to hold another one in the near
ht in I
local police force, skull crushed and
Illpbii vengence there was not likely ers. and may recover the expense oi
.to ‘be further GGDIORSII‘EIIOII such removal from the owner oi such
The news of the death or District vessel. in an action rounded upon this
‘Avttorney E T. Mauweil and DGDUWI statute. and such master, owner. or
Sheriff id Rsardou and the wounding: person having said vessel in charge,
a!” Sheriff George V055 and others or shall be fined not more than any doi-
his {lime spreadwmlldlv through the I tars. or imprisoned not more than thir
Miss Georgiana Domsiock Takes
Action Against Norwalit in-
vestmentllo. andtl. E. Hoyt».
Warming country last night and volun- i ty days. or both. . Miss Georgiana Comstock, or South
deer posses hurried froni’every com- Approved. May 20.113. Norwalk, through George ll. VOR-
imuniiy to take a hand.
The militia did not reach the Scene
hintll nearly daybreak and in the mean-
time several hundred armed civilians
had poured in from every direction,
burgh, as her attorney. has brought
(our foreclosure suits against. Dudley
E. Hoyt.
MEET|NG I“ STATION The four suits against the Non
Iwnlk investment Company cover the
oiiiro building and premises corner of
iFIRST DEPARTMENT
Chief George W. Bogardus. oi the
South Norwnlk Fire Department wii
,probnhly call a meeting at the deport ltwmty acres of land near the iiowuy~
ment for Friday evening of this week‘ “"1 railroad station, “"1 ”Or” of.
for the purpose of selecting delegates iinud on the Devil' 3 Garden road, and
Ito tho State Fireman's Comentiou, to 39‘9“ acres 0’ I‘m“ 0“ ”"3?" lilll,
he held on August 26 27 in West “11- ‘kllown as the Parker land lilo IIIori-
run. it has been customarv for the‘gdg" 0" the South MM“ WWI "WWI"
idmmmmm to send the “me an“ -l_v is $4.750: on iiowaylou station laud
“N,“ and it is likely this this (ourao $2,500; on the ten acres in the Garden
TROLLEY .IOMPEO
TRAON IN SOOTNPORTl
The Bridgeport horwalh car due in
INorwaik at 7:30 o‘clock last night
jumped the truck at Gary's (finer.
Southport, and tied up irutlil' for quite.
a time. although by means: of
trans. ,- . ., .
l‘erring passengers around the our Um, will be iollowed this your. dimigo Mill. and the luriur iiucl.
schedule was not greatly hindered “I“; “'I“ be the first department
it is rcporivd that My .md rm... ‘1 p. . meeting to be held in the new Control The 1qu Mills llgflIll-‘li «\Il‘. H031
’iI‘iIIII, Station. The folding doors wiiilrovcr twelve sort-s or land in liowny
‘llll‘. opoucd wide, throwing the upstairsiloll and a house and lot on Sound
Iinto our big meeting room. l\‘iow Terrace, The mortgage on the
The suits curl-ling iluI South Main
HUNGARIA" nEFoBM airIIIIt property and the pIIIopIIIlv hour
cfluflc“ "is PIcN'o tiIII iimutMun station are made IIIlIIIn
‘ian to tho Slipcliur iouli. IIlt' other
II liour actions to tho i‘ouri III imumou
The Hungarian IIIIIIINII (“WWII l’ionu and all me made Iclurnnhlu
l
IlI‘ItI its lilllllliiI picnic in Hill cumin oil H”. lll‘sl ’i‘llouduy in SM,‘,.,MH.“
'lnxlugimi ilVl‘llllt‘. Saturday and the (unstable “Mm- Sunni“ “I;
Ilti’nir lIIIIIlIII out to ho u Iiilillli‘IltI our INHI'WI‘III. mm...” ”w I‘llllfll‘rl
(Iran for tho church Most of iJIoI
credit is duo to three \oIlul; uliivu
EIIIIIIIuiqu, .loilII i‘MmIouwuu, William STEELE 0;PTAIN “ELLS
(loin and Andrew lnIIIhlIIIl i‘nr ii wail,
FINE OOLO TIMEPIEOE
,lhoy who onlItIIi no InIIsI-iIIIIlioIIIly
“Wm...
uIIIi illulcvluok in main» the affair h
inpiniil I‘ IinlIlus W. lloll. of lioway-
(tiny Adams, of 2b ’l‘uyior avenue. wore
about to board tinI our and that (Youn-
K‘Iillliili and Mrs, illivor l9. Wood.
iI‘IIirilIIld mound. \H'lt' on “in our
Film il‘(lilIlIv on» (In. IsIIIi ilv IIIII roar
trucks splitting ilIII sulilll ll
mom-usury lo and the wi'wiwr
Iiiridnopurt.
0 I.
ISImnIi View Terrace plow, $900
1
i
was
from i
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M
_... m—vw ._....
«rimming III liuioh Her) IIiI.lI
WATER COMMISSIONERS
TO LAY A OONOOOT
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Hum
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‘l‘I'w iiiliiuo i“uuslruciiull ('IIIIIIIIiiiIIu
hold II llitItIiIIIy. on Saturday III‘IIII'
Imoh \lelI l'omluiiing i-lnuiuuur .l. l}.
UNIIIIN‘. on IIIl‘ Iiuinhr briduo in his
IillIt‘tI, and at lhnt limo limirmttcd Ibo
walur i‘illllliiIKi’iilllii‘i‘ti lo lily u conduit
l'm‘ their pipes, with tho itali- lo lip at
the Nile! cud,
H. was iiIlIli) IiIII-idud to allow I‘luhi
Nol‘WIIlIIIII's ililiI others to pill» their,»
mliIIIn Ilmi oiiwr similar cleanly refuse
to IIlt' mural: at the mull: of tho IIIIIIt'
pull of the bridge, west of iho'llni‘nm‘
l
sucrossfui one I
tip fi'i'lilillll‘illii \lein served and m. .ton, lost it gold which, |lPlIliilillilLLIy by
cry IIItIIuiuIr. ,vouui' and old was no limit recently He notified the SolItIII
uriiw puiliriuuni in Hill ii‘ill liuhum Norwuili police and as a consequence,
ftan style at dam inn. and it run he now Iiiiti his prone ty back. lie in (1th
said that i‘\'(‘i‘)’ one .pIImIIIni IIulm-mi' pow-d to lot the Innttur drop.
themselves to ”Mr lu’ImIia‘ t'llllIl‘IlI. The which was in a closet in the
The music was rcndmwl by ”in house and two men from the Ferris
iiovruuoy and Izti‘Il‘lli‘Ii)‘ Iiluilznriiln- Coal ifompuny were in the residence
AIIIorIIInn string orchestra. preparing to fill the blue with the fuel.
1; South Main street and ilant’ord Place; I
iCarno oi Brick Was Lost in the
Itivolvo nurse is for solid and on the,
blaster Sta: I“ has promised his parentsia haze which hung low over the bays.
never again to so out beyond his deuthi i The low hanging (loads and threaten-2
until he masters the art of swimmingnlng weather conditions helped to con
and being unafraid of the water. even earn the movements oi the heat from
after his terrify 3 experience. it is .the army which is "running the c‘oastI
predicted that. b will learn to swimIdetenses along the Sound, I
this season. Seven auxiliary ships sailed a fewI
days ago and the vanguard of the at-
lacking squadron twenty
and live submarines put to sea yester—‘
day
commanders is carefully guarded, but
---Dancing at iioton eyes-y night.
BIPIIZEII SIIIIIIIIIIII
WIS IIIIIIIII HERE
(Continued on Sixth Page).
NARRY PNILLIPOON
FELL FROM TROLLEY I
Conductor Harry Phillipson. oi the
IOL nl trolley lines. sustained a bad lIIllI
rom his ,car on Saturday iIerrnooII,i
NEW HAVE \'. Alum-III 4 “The ”memnd as a result banged up both hisI
Iwo-nmstmi schooner Pochussoti. hail Wigs and spoiled u "are...“ timid 5““;
ing from i rovidoncc, it i. and loaded of (10mm in Philiipsuu “as on duty
with moulding sand from \ow ioik ‘ut the time
In". gulp") “use was touin into LIN" 'lho accident happened when “10
harbor Suiurduy moulds, and hunchvd conductor. who is a little mun. ill .
on the mud ituis oil (‘IIIIIIl whuri‘ to tempted to crawl around some passen-
savo. her from .‘I'IIIlIiIllli- The I’DCIlflfiIgucI‘s standing on the running
erIt. was mulling ln-r “'ill' IIOW" n10"i‘ho car is said to have had one hun-
iriound Friday afternoon. when iiicidrml and forty passengers registered
,aioIIm broke. The vessel labored ill at the time and the (IIIIoIIIlcd condition
the soaway and Shipper .i i-.‘ liuIIliIII may he Judged from thIsoilnuros. \s
EI'rIliquHI‘l‘d Hull. tho voss. I \Iil‘i It‘ll“ lilt‘ was limiting prim; Ions around ut-IIII
Illii ’I‘IH‘ Will“ “I” making all “N III ,III Inch, Ihe hold ho Insured was not
Iiilo vessel that It “as" found that HIH‘ ‘ iirm by reason ol’ Iliu slim! ill‘.lllH and
would sink out in the Sound. 'lho he slipped and [all to the purl-Intuit
{skipper headed IiIII \‘IIerIl in towardI (Inc of the passengers rum; IIll‘ buii'
{New Haven. .luui us the (uplalu made . to stop and the our wniiml i’ur its rear:
IUD his mind in do this tho wind shift and man. Air l'IlIIIIlell niiurla upon
mi from the southward to the north his hands and knees and besides IIIIIII
.wesl and this iIi'm‘v the schooner inr- inn the iloail. tipped his iIousuru (lilIlt‘
iliuIr away from New Haven. Captain . iIuIliy no lilut‘ll so that n umv pair was
Iliuldlr k anchored the mail and thou accessory for him Ioconliuuo his lithe.
gnlullnilml for help 'i‘ho uni ltlriuuds Rulilor lamp and sure, but imprin-
Initw the colors IiIiIII. lrom thI I’o- inn nicely. the pleasant little i‘illttIilI'I
:i-hunauil and lllllll Io IluI mIIIoonIII' s ‘ ior was on his run as usual ventral-day.
Inid Inwim.I Ill'i‘ lulu tho harbor 'i‘hII; ~II~W~I~M~~ ‘
crow ioului IlIuI iiw It‘llIl was in ilIIIj
rquiIIi-iiould tlilllIt it “till pnicluId up “urns OOLLEBE
.Snluriiuy mention and the vessel will
Illi‘ili'liiltl I-uuiwnrd wilcn nIiII «Inn be
limited oil the mud tints.
The 'l‘. A, Scott WrIIvlilmt company
sicumor, 'l‘nnm), Saturday tonIIId into
Duck island roads oil Westbrook the
I
Sound and Crew tiad Narrow
«Another vessel Beached
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hoard.
liyuti (ircaory. of uiiwrmihr. “iii
conduit to Nerunik this morning.
in..." llln automobile l‘itii into tho but
ill IIIIII srnrer
Block.
Several other minor matters were
considered at the cushion.
swv.._.>ww Wm
wasps iiE8liiit8 A8
uIrIcMyIssIuon
\l’ABlilNG’i‘tm, August twidocre
tary iiryan today announced the or»
sentence oi‘ the resignation or iienry
Mun Wilson as Ambassador to Mexi-
(it).
i
5*»“W
-i)ancing at m every night.
VTIIO committee was coiuprlnod of
the following members: i‘iuhrini Ku-
lnl. John lI‘ornuci. Stephen iI‘nriIas,
.‘loim iiolinr. Joesph liariini, Jdnnllll
Splice, Andrew liovucn.‘ Andrew Men»
an. Stephen 'i‘oih, and most of the
people ol‘ the parish look a hand at
everything just as thiI occasion de-
mended
Unusual holler was noticeable at
this outing. for with Utilrer iiniasr.
at hand it was certain that no quar-
rats of any kind would be tolerated.
miioisln Day Wednesday at, the
Banner Innkery. 5 Monroe at.
The watch was missed shortly after
they had gone.
line of themed. he who stole the
watch. attempted to pawn the article
here in the city. but was refused by
the broker. who suspected something
plioney about the deal. The police
ware notified and with a description of
the man. a Pole. sought him. Captain
J. linrry Gibson located the man and
secured the return or the timepiece.
MW“
,; HOBMTAL NOT”.
’fiis Florence Moses was discharge
‘r’trom the Nerwnlk Hospital yester-
tWo-Innntod solioonrr. idmmu Huntlinrd,
at Port .‘leiterson. bound from (troun-
port. is. l.. for Norwnik. The vessel
was hit by the squall Friday after»
noon oft Thick island. Bile capsized
land dumped the entire load of brick
overboard in the Sound. The crew
were taken on the schooner by Capt.
Jae Smith. keeper of the [their island
breakwater light. They were taken
to Clinton. The 'i‘nsco towed the
Southern to New million Saturday evI
suing for repairs.
W
u-ALITO FOR MIMI.
chine of thmuml Dworklu. or the line
ion Hing and Cleaning IIelniIiislI~
meat, at. the corner or Hoyt and Main
directs.
hlr. Dworhin gnve II signal. he
claims, that he was going around into
iioyl street. but Mr. Gregory npparI
sully could not Mop his machine. and
struck the rear wheel or the forward
car. At the sudden stop of the tires
my car Mrs. Gregory was thewu to
the street where she struck on her
{use and was quite {badly bruised and
out. She was taken into Glendale
ing's drug store. and appeared to its
editorial; from new as shock after
R. Lynch. Telephone delimit.
Iler injuries had be attended to.
[dime and er cryouc is in liOpes that
it will be still a greater success than
this one
The following members were the
very ones who helped make the affair
such a memorable event which will
not be forgotten soon bv no means. '
Stephen Czinky, llir and Mrs John
:NORYIALK LIBRARY
mission-llrlver is Band
III SliiSWlPii I this ?
Speedometer Showed a Record
at Sixty-Five Miles an Hour
..
warmeunv, Aug. 4.—-One ‘man
was killed. We were possibly fatall.
injured, and tho others were less so},
riousiy lrItIt when the automobile, in"
which they were returning fi'bm New
iiav on to their homes in this city with '
ded and overturned on. *iy yesterday on
the Woodbridge road near Seymour.
The .Dead. . '
Robert P. Kiersted, member of the“
otherwise injured.
The injured. , .,
William A. Johnson, police committ-
(Continued on Sixth IPage).
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electrons and _§
Smyrnak. Andrew Andulics, had
Margaret Shay, Mary Evan. Helen
isandwich counters and Stephen Leng-
:yol and John Sanders dished out the
soft drinks.
Joseph 'i‘homas's orchestra render-
ited the music for the orrnslon which
was appreciated hv the score of dune-
ers throughout the day
ORIOOE ENGINEER
SUSTAINS OAO FALL
SIIpcIiIIiIIIIIicIIl it t' llownr, or tinI
)iIIliIIrg, iiaIItoII d’z iompany‘s con»
illltl to construct the new “Whiting-
ton strum bridgu, an exceedingly or ‘
the and Never young man had ”it!
IIIiafovquII it) slip from II muddy spiiII
lII IIoIIIIIIIIiinn with our oi his rounds
of inspcciiou this morning. and and
inland II had full. in which it Ii-i ink
iii-rod lu- wua more seriously injured
than he thought himself.
lIZIiglIIIIIIII Hunm‘iulIIIIIIiIIll. its-war in
about on all parts of IIltI work dentin?
daily and ”it” he has had no accident
I
lo
,ll|l to this iirat (lilo enemaIIvqurkuiIlv
to illosu who have witm-esmi his no '
“in participation in the “13”.. ”II
Iillll .‘il't’llit‘il to he I'H‘l‘\\\Ill'lt' all at
onw- illltI Ililti luIIII‘I ulmllly liumiml‘liut‘
nhoul (W‘Ul all portions of his i‘ilIlI
ll'ur'i.
‘I‘lIin illlll‘IiIllK. luuvmur. his show
slid IIIII‘Inas Ii piom- of (WWII mud and
down wIIIIi Iln- imhu inlu iiIII mud.
IIIIIIIIlm IlilIlp forcibly upon his iIuI'II
Iiio picked lIlInmIli‘ up and wont to III"
Ioiilt‘l‘ whore iIlI tilii‘lll‘ltii Illii mill iii!
up soon anion up \\‘ushinniou street
and It In believed that Ill‘ WIihi home
I
WANT POLIOE ON
1
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The iiridgo (Sonniruotimi Committee.
I
i
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i‘taporitill having suinniiiud a letter to
Mayor liolmrt M Wolfe. of death Nor-
awnlh. asking that a special traffic 00
:iicmunn be stationed on the bridge in
Iorder that ponders over the structure
I may be protected and kept with in the
law.
it is a question whether the city has
anything to do with the bridge polls.
in; or not. as it is a town nti’air. it is
understood that the selections have re
tuned to put a police holder on the
bridge at the expense ot the town.
"l‘he hoard extended a cordial welcomm
Ito Mr. Curtis, whose illness has kept
I _ ,
I‘nlado president. and secI'etaryItreaaur-
cronsud circuluiImI.
TEMPORARY ORIOOE ‘
at its roosting on Saturday IIftnrnoml.I
The annual meeting of the board of
destroyers' change of the ticket counters while,dirlectors oi the Norwalk Library was.
held Friday night. With one excep-
i‘iie detailed plan of tile naviai palm“. “New on the ice cream and :Im the full beam was present. namav
Dr. J. G. Gregory, HubertE. Bishop,
Dr. C A. iinrstrom and Messrs. W. 11.,
‘CI Irtls, r. a. Smith William Howard. -
J. T Hayes and Thomas C. Balcom.
him away for some months and to the L "I
Dr. Gregory and Mr. Bishop worn
A report of the building committee.
\lrIssrs. Smith. liishop and Hayes, was
made and informal plans for the fur- ‘
tiIor work in the library were din»
cussed.
Upon vote of the board. the librar-
iun was instructed to invlltI the Con-
necticut libruIy Association to meet:
here in the full.
‘ lho librarian reported the continued
popularity. of the Hook Club and the
fuel that the current month shows in:
' An intermediate“
(icpurtmnut. for boys and girls grow-
ing away from childhood has been inf;
stalled on sopurato shelves and Willi
be added to as funds permit
.06 -me
ROBOERO LOOT MR
MAOAMO' HOME
I do I-pilll-mlr nl‘ hurululizlug booms _
,lu hum brulmu out in ‘i‘iIo Norwnlko {‘1
this nilmllmi‘ lllliI IIIIIIIIImua placed .-:
him» imnn broken into and rubbed
while 1h:I inmates were away at the»
Inounhuro ill alsowhnru spendimt their
.i‘vtllliill“. The intent robbery report;-
iod is that whil- h look plum some time
'iusi, week while MI. and Mrs, spanner '
i-i. Adams Wtfi‘t- out in New York:
Hint". ,
'i’lr and Mrs. Adams, uho reside at,
til I'thil illitillli‘, Norwuih, returned
from their vacation last. night and ,
found the upstairs turned toplly turvy. ‘
'l‘lw thieves did not apparently touch,
the elivnrwurp. or vulnuhle other artiw
rice downsinirs, but made for the soils .
ond story where they opened drawn. ,
closets, cupboards and evorythinlt
which might contain an article 02¢
value.
The Adams have not been shits its
ascertain just what was tenement
much of value was removed. ArtioiW.
with associations, things which oboe
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