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, Aunt
Representative of Fourth Dis-
trict Taken to Task tor Temer-
ity in Censuring Absentees
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Congressman Characterisiically
Comes Back at His Acciisers
WASHINGTON, D. (3.. Sept. 17.—
hlany hard knocks were given and re-
ceived in a general rough‘nnd tumble
exchange of denunciation and epithets
in the. house yesterday between Rel)‘
reseutative Jeremiah Donovan of Con-
necticut and several members who
objected to Donovan’s recent charm“
ot’ absenteeism against the
membership of the house. ’I is time
Donovan was on’ the defcnsae. How-
ever, his language became so vigorous
that he was called to order by the
presiding oiilcer, Representative Gar-
ner of Texas. Representatives Lang-
math:
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
MARY AllRRRiYS
. ARE lRllRlSliR
lilot Expected That Testimony in.
Sulzer Case Will Be Taken
' Today
i
ALBANY, N. 1', Sept. IS.--—Willinm
'Sulzer, first governor of New York
state to be impeached, faced trial to-
day at the bar of the Court of im-
Intent! 111 a south 11m root-emu
”glowed om- MAW ,
'will be gone about ten days and will
of housekeeping at West Cedar street.
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11. 1111111111111
Edna , May Rooney Becomes
Bride of James Francis Sutton, ,
a Stamford Young Man
3111711 HIRED
APARIM in Ill
1111 HIMSI
Third Establishment of Priest
Who Contessed Murder Found
ey New York Police
HAR KRRWR MRRH
Al llARl lWR YEARS
Federal Authorities Come Into
the Strange Case
Another pretty wedding occurred at
“St. Mary's R. ‘0. Church, in Norwalk,
this morning at 10 o'clock. when Rev.
Thomas J. Finn, rector of! the parish,
united Miss Edna May Rooney, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rooney, or.
West Coder street. and James Francis
Sutton, son ot'"‘Mr. and Mrs. James
Sutton, 0t 93 Lockwoad avenue, Stam-
ford. The ceremony was largely at-
tended, guests being present from
Stamford, New York, Danbnry, Hare
lord and The Norwalks.
The bride was dressed in a gown or
white Chamois satin, trimmed with
shadow lace and rose buds, with a
lace. cap to match. ‘She carried a hou-
quet of bride roses. Miss Alice Sut-
ton, slster of the bridegroom, the
bridemald, wore a dress of blue satin,
trimmed with shadow lace and carried
a bouquet. of pink and white carna- w
tions. Francis Rooney. brother olthe double life “713 (”‘1‘le 1““ 5“"‘1’15'
bride, oiticluted as best man.
Both young people are. popular in 11
large circle of admiring friends. Miss
dlooney was employed in the it. it C.
corset factory. ‘.\i1‘. Sutton is employ-
ed by the Harris Construction Cour
puny, oi' Stamford. as 11 bricklayer.
’l‘heir friend‘.‘.hnve handsomely
111en1be1ed them with many
presents, 5111 I1 as pieces of cut glass, than 11nd been SUPPO-‘t‘d “it? “‘8‘ “l
silt er, and many articles oi furniture. lb1hm1dt and his alleged counterfeiting
The house. was pt‘ettilv decorated partner the unlbensed dentist. 1'11. 121‘-
with paltns,le1‘ns and cut flowers, thei nest .\lu1‘t.e
color scheme of green and white being
dulntily carried out. A recoptionwas
tendered at the house after the cere-
mony and a delightful wedding break
last was served.
Mrs. Sutton changed her wedding
gown for a Yale blue traveling suit
with a hat to thatch and with her hus-
band slipped away for a tour. ’i‘hcy
NEW YORK, Sept. lS.—~l-l'1ms
ed the murder of Anna Amunller, had
after killing the girl, and dismember-
i'lat, hired another apartment in which
be presumably planned to conceal him-
self, it. has developed from police like"
coveries Evidence also was found
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llR [All RLIRKS ,
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enjoy 11 1111115011 river trip. Upon their
return they will take up the unstable
in Extradition Cases Being
Secured
CHARMING H008E
WEDDINC LAST NIGHT
A 11“1 y attracthe wedding ceri‘ mon_1
CONCORD, .\'. it, Supt.
K. Thaw out behind 11 great
newspapers at the, breakfast
i 1‘ _~I1111‘1‘.\'
heap of
table
pcaebmcnt for alleged "high crimes
and mlsde1ueuuors.”
thtber the governor would appear‘
'in person to plcud to the churgcs
against him, or be represented sob-11‘
by counsel, was 11 lllilllt‘l‘ of l‘olij1‘1'~
turn this morning. It was not expect—
vd that this would known until
1111; Iii'lilllillllill‘li'r- of organization had
been disposed of and the 1‘11111‘1 had
passed on tho swvcrul ohjccll11us.i
which, it, In 11nd1-ratoozl, the govern»‘
or'k nonuniél llll"lill to lllli‘i'posc, 11t~
whim: tho 11‘1I51ii11 1.1 lbc lililit‘illll~
mum.
lil‘
\‘1'bilc ll11 1‘1‘ was |ll‘.l\'ill‘.ill_v no pron.“
pw‘l oi any Ica’timony bciuu‘ Ialwu to
day, the capitol ihronul‘d with
pcrsouu onuol‘ Io \vhnow ihc opt‘iiind.‘
1‘1‘1'1‘111111151‘nol‘ the room.
lining to tho entail shallot: (‘npuo
ily 111‘ llli‘ ueltntt.‘ unil- 1'l“.~', 11 ltli‘lu- pro
portion oi‘ tbc would apvciulrn‘n
worn doomed to 1Ii~=appolnt11111111, not
more than 2:70 ncnia bwlnu available
for the ui‘lloi‘ul public.
i-‘rom tho rlvnI cumin
the noun- worth ~(‘onil1i1‘111 1‘ of dual 111‘
tory ~nnd that was 1121, Arraywi
unzilnsl lili‘ novcrnor no contract for
the assembly board oi’ manner-1‘11 nl'l‘.
Miou It. Parker, l'urmcr i‘hlul' ,lndpo"
\Vilh
1
ln‘
Ihcro conic
itooll place last evening at 7:30 o"‘11o(k 1
lot the home of Mr.
‘son‘llnrobl, and Miss Knihciyn Sher“
this morning, reading \1'11shin.11ou dis-
11nd Airs l‘rederi ‘k
H ’l‘r,ipp of 11111111 1‘ strict when well ,to the United States Suprcnw I‘ourt.
lycnrs might roll by before ‘11 do‘ ision
was handed down,
“We can unit,"
wood, the popular danglner of Mr. and ,
Mrs. (‘hnrb-s Sherwood, of West \\'n.‘1hw tugith ‘1‘
will do-
snid ‘.‘.11‘
11 v .,1 , ,1 111 ,,
‘inatou izirccl South \‘ni‘wulk, \1'1‘1‘1‘ but I hope (1111111101 11111111
unupd in lil1llllil'i‘ I“ I’m“ . Junuirr ”I'll“ Clllt‘ tlgltills‘t Ill," (’th’litlllilill ill illlCel
ton \\ 1‘1111- . oi (iiuie 1-‘hutlh, of Nor- 5” ”It” ll ““1 “I" W Ii‘u‘l‘nr'lll‘."
1mm, to press our llubl‘us i‘oi‘plis writ ill
The bride was very prclllly nitircd llu‘ fedora] courts.
in pink satin, trimmed with shadow" .\1-itl11‘1‘ Mrs, “1”." “Wm-'3' ”11““
the fuuiiivi-‘a mother,
'.losi:1h had 1‘1-11cbc1i 1'1111“oz‘1i this morn-
ina. and 'l‘huw, who“ .1~i<odnb1.n11 their
coming, \1‘l1lspcrcd, "’i‘imi‘a‘ 11 secl‘t-l,‘
li1- had said last niuht that ho prom-b
cd them today. lie about wl‘il durln‘r
ll11- nlabt, and did not go down to ihc‘
dining room until nearly it o‘clock.
I‘ulicd Stun-11 Marshal Null- was not
with him and for llll‘ limo helm.r Shut“-
‘ll‘t‘ Iirow, 111‘ (’11111, i"ouuty, was his solo
custodian. 'l‘iinw expressed 11 tii‘hll‘l‘
I'll lake the walk lhrouuh tho diatr-
‘l‘lounb grounds. and the din-rill said
that int-‘1‘ his wish would be ul‘nnb
111].
It in thouuhl that the unnorl‘li pub-
wili he 1-xi‘lu1b‘d from tin- lb‘ni'lliit
'l‘ui‘htlny, although Vol»
lut'i‘ and she curricd 11 bculltiful bon-
1111111 or whilo and pink brldnl roses.
'I‘hi‘ In‘hb-Innid was Miss llouiricc
Shi‘rwoini, who was attired in a bean-
lil'nl pink gown, Silo curried pink and
while :1i:lt‘l‘1~‘. Four cousins oi lln‘
1111111111 were {lower girls and i'rbnl bus-
pink and white nuiorn \1'1‘1‘1‘
niri-wn In the path of the bridal party.
The 1‘1‘1‘cpiiou. which followed uhorl.
ly utter tho ccrcumny, wan Inrul‘ly
.1111‘111I1‘d by out. of town guests and
town 111111-111 A w‘cdillnp nnppor‘ 11.121
in mod to about i. ll oi llu‘ ltui‘wlu prw
1‘11! iiom Rinmford, \"11 linwn. Ilnrl
Il‘ud, I\’l~\\ \oib, Iii‘hlri-poil. Albino.
III-Id, Wilton, New (1111111111 and other
plm 1‘11. :ll“
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hols
tho 1‘1'1‘1‘piion the brbln li”‘““‘"‘"‘
Schmidt, the .‘Iekylliyde priest whosel
when he was arrested for and Confess-l
ing her body in a ilradhurst. avenue.I
useful linkina closei and tor a longs-r period;
Slate and Federal Court Rulings:
.‘ cidcnt.
patches saying that ifhin‘ case wont.
11112‘ lll~ ilt'iilllol"
”councilman Nm from All 91111 attire Worldly; lpOo'IsI “Win and Our Own Opinion
scorn 11151111111111. count. 1111111311111. summons 18, ms .
WEATHER FORECAST.
Local Rain; and Cooler Tonight.
’alfilfir'a firm/aintapl-rlm to
It Ems-uhewinhxw
til tilt 111111111
11 no 111111111
Pleads Not Guilty In Charge oi
Reckless Driving to Nor-
waik on May 25
Waiving his right for a jury trial,
Samuel T. Davis, J12, president of the
Locomobile Company. was found
ing of an
May 25 last, in, the Criminal Court.
of Common Pleas, this week, by
Judge John J. Walsh. The trial lasted
very nearly the entire afternoon.
Mr. Davis pleaded not guilty, and
through his counsel Sanford Stod-
dnr1i,wahed the jar: trial, and ex-
plained that while he was driving
rate set by himself at 15 to 20 miles
an hour, and by other witnesses at
2.3 to 10 miles, there. was no recto
lessness as he was an expert driver
and that he could have stopped his
car or avoided pedestrians.
tii‘ficer Murray. traffic officer at
Alain and Wall streets, in Norwalk,
tics-third 111 the car driven by Mr
A
Davis going thronuh the town at a 111:1 bert 11. Smith worked the greater t1‘11s.iudiunahas 1.70 members in her,
. rate 111‘ 3.3 to it) miles an hour, and IMF oi the blunt getting the material gencxai assembly, and they meet bien-
111 1111 oit‘ori to stop the ear bx going? submitted ,0 him in form {0, senmn..-r11inll_1, and sessions are limited to six-
The members get $1} a day.
West Virginia has.
in trout oi it Mr Davis turned his
brad he said and 11111111] 1.111111 1119 to
him. l‘his was conoboraied
number of other witnesses.
Did Not See Officer
Mr. liavis and his chauffeur both‘
said the cm was going 18 to :30 miles
an hour and neithc would admit 1111\-
l ininu seen the ofiiccr try to stop the
lcar, oi‘l1a1inu heard him call. Mr.
illnvls said his daughter called his 111-
itention to the offi1e1“s calling. that
he turned around and waved his
hand, and contiti'i‘teki on his “‘81'11‘11‘.
idld not 11 out to stop because he was
1111 his way home irom \tlantic City
with his daughter and his wife, his
;daughtei inning just recovered from
an illness.
Attorney Stoddard attempted to
,justify the speed oi the our upon the
'grouud that Mr. linvis Is an expertl
driver, and had never been in 1111 111‘
Prosecutor liuxi’ord called
attention to the fact that the stat-
utes pro1ides that a speed unde: corn
lain conditions of three miles or more
is considered reckless. 11nd that the
statute (loci-‘1
tlon the chnull‘eur‘s own opinion of
his cxpt‘rincss.
.ludgc Wnlsb in reviewing the case
said that in the place and under the
conditions 11 speed of In“ miles an
hour was reckless driving' no matter
how‘ cvpcrt the driver. and imposed
the line of $30 without cor-ts, hilt
i‘ut‘oinn1c11dc1i that the license of Mr.
l‘nzis be not rcvoklrtl.
THREE CARRY OUT
A BUlCIBE PART
til.l‘..\'\\'(iill), .11‘111, Hopi. 11:» ‘J. 'i‘.
'l‘urnor, n real-cquIc dcub‘r. his; who.
and :1 Mlsu‘}; mirror, who came Iwro re-
cently from Allii‘lntll'lllli‘lt‘ila, morn-d
out 11 Jilllt‘llll‘ nai't‘vlnvhl horn _\'l“1li‘l'~
tiny. thn neilzliboru forced on on.
trnnci- Into the Turner home, they
found 1111‘ womun llt'lltl and 'l'lll'uoi‘
dylnh. All had taken pol~on. Turner
was villi livins late last nisbi, but.
physh‘hum said ib‘nib won in matter
of only 11 ten bourn. A Iinil‘ whim-d by
'l‘urnur, but In the room 11 Inn-o llit‘,
three were found. read:
"‘i‘lwo- on using; whim:
limits. to are all tirml of living and
“billed to no Ioucihi‘r.”
1
is
illll‘i'l‘
guilty and lined $50 for reckless driv- 1
automobile in Nor-walk, -
through Wall street in Nor-walk at a '
by 11‘
not take into considerlt-i
Runs 11
run ,
can no
Voters Can Take Their Choice
at Five Ballots tor Voting in
New'Cily October 6
Chill RRRRRW lAKlR
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Sample Ballots Are Expected
Back Here in ID Days
The work of. titling in vacancies and
completing the tickets of the various
political parties in The \orwalks was
;1‘01nploled yesterday, and loan C‘,leik
gto the office 01‘ the secretary of. state
.in llartfmmd
Early this morning John W. Cur.
i now, of the tow‘n clerk’s office. started
ltor Hartford with the completed copy
for the blanket ballot This will be
at once put into type, and the sample
billets should be in \01 1111111 in about.
ten days , so that the V‘oteis can be
.instructed I11 their use
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I
Former President Tait May Suc-L
ceed Him as Dean oi
I
l Yale College
NEW HAVEN, Sept. l8.“'Tll@ no
ceplnnco by liean Henry Wade Rog;
ers, of the Yale Law School, of the ten»
der of appointment as judge of the
ll‘uiicd States Circuit Court, by Presi-
dent Wllson, to take the place
Judge Walter (7.
don, who has resigned, will leave the
downship vacant.
is made at Yale l‘nivcrsily today 1111
to a successor 111 Ilcan Rout-rs, the
111111111 of former l'residcnt William H.
'l'nt'l, now Kcnl Professor of Law in
Yale i‘olb-gi. is lilt‘lllillllt‘ll on all sides.
iii-1111 ltoucrs' appointment is to bc
contirmcd by the Senate. The dcnn it:
still at his summer home I11 New 111‘1‘v
l’rol‘. ’l‘nfi and his family 111‘-
1‘i1‘cd home from Murray ilny. 11111..
ycslcrduy. Today they were deep I11
soy.
tho worries of 111111.».1‘1111111‘imt, Mr.
'l‘ni'l haviniz 111111111 11 l‘i‘i-lill,‘llt‘.t‘ In l‘ros
pl‘ct niroi‘t.
'l‘lio- uch-ciion of u 5111‘1‘1‘1111111‘ to
.luiizzn Noyce turns attention again in
tho pi‘obiiblc appointee to illl the 111-
1‘lilll‘y by rl‘n‘wn of tho dcntb oi
Judge .Iunn-g l', I‘lnli. Homo wochs
nub. when Ib‘uu llouvru' name was
iuontlouml 1111 the, likely successor to
Judge Noyes, It was also said Iliill-
Ilnrrlaon llmvltt,
u numbcr of candidates, 1111mm: them
being 'l‘bonuia I“,
311‘. i‘. Thoma, of \‘i'ltlt‘i‘llill’V: Snnunl
While no statement
of thin city, Wits 1m.-
dur i'tillHlllt,‘l‘lllltllI. Tin-1o are, howm‘cr.‘
Noouo. or itooItVIlh-z .
‘ and promo ilonii‘lod for New York. Am". bun Inudl‘ ll" Illilillillll'tlllll‘lll “'1”
oi the tourt of Appeals; .Ioiin Ii. I 1 . - . live to tho n'm‘c-I‘dinhh
$11111th Id 1111 11-11111 17: rpm and today they rolled Il‘oin how Ioi‘lt l ‘
, 1 . I“ 1 1 1. v H 1 1 " -'
lil‘rll'll-ll lion .1 lb] r l linlI l l“ 'l 141 l'lli'l‘nlllll'i’. I‘.,‘ln olicic 1\I1‘.‘ 1"” All“ MMM‘ ruininml 1"“ Ibo“ H
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vounsnl bn‘ Ilw irawloy ll‘ttlultlllH‘
I'hn l1('\\l_1 tnurib‘d coiipb‘ received
many boi’nilllul and ninth presents.
’I‘Iivii‘ runny Irb‘udn wish them a nun-
py unit 11111‘1‘1‘11‘1I‘ul married 1111-.
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RAILROAD WORKERS
ll" Jillll STRIKE;
lliltMINtilIMt true, Hopi 1.11 «All,
announccuwnt that thr- 11111 cutivo com-
con1111iill‘w: Isidore .l. liil‘I‘ilC-‘l 11nd llir
mu 1’. Todd. .lltorncyn for the tin
11111111» Include cx-flilprmnc t'onrt 1iun~
live 11. (‘11in Herrick. Irving (1. Valid.
former iudcw of thc (‘ourt of Appeals;
hasten ti. t‘ur, I‘S‘l‘limulor Harvey Ii.
illmuun, Levin Marshall and lloui‘r i’.
i‘lurh
Acting blunt-flovernur Robert 1"
Wagner 1‘11!ch the Rennie to order 111
iiitllo and Federal ("hurl rulinan iu the
matter of extradition 11 person char-it .
ml “Hit 11 lrliiil‘ 11‘tiit‘lll to be legally
insane
“bio for We hum been unable to {Ind
1111 111111 where 11 iii‘tdnil I11 "i‘hew‘s,
said Merrill,
tihurllcit olw oi “than 11 New linmp l “.33. In booze. sergeant i‘rnoh ‘1’.
111111111 statement. ‘
position 111111 estrudib‘ll.‘
labile, I11w‘1crs.”alln1
in substance 111111 mode by It'cdet‘ui
Minibus Aldrich at Lilliclon, on ’l‘uen‘i
.11....1 1.1m... 141W 1 mm
zit Fisher nhono 111111111 111111 aunt In
”POLLEV’S DANCING SCHOOL.
by President 'I‘uit inihu St'lliilt‘ and
Film“ li‘gal'll" ”"9” ““0”“‘31 3‘,\\ull1‘r l. Wi-lnh, 11 Ian partner of
Monroe street. Pull (“’"Wi‘ 5:" :llr‘nld l1. i'lizii crnld of this city
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HARVEY RIDES
liur1ayliheiib‘ld aspired to an no ‘TYPHDIR ERRDEMIG
(onlollllfii ride )Hl'llll’i'dil} llllll Iilllfl‘ll llll‘: conTINUEB ero SPREAD
lluy-
W
moud anxious lest he brine displene
pm in Unrvcy, had i nboliz u 1111mm" Tlic typhoid epidemic in upper rNon
tan 111111 Hill
1111 11111111011
80 Says Governor Baldwin in
Discussing Proposed Raise
in Compensation
".rm
The towns and cities of Connecticut
are to mm on Monday, October 6, on
a constitutional amendment which
proposes to increase the salary of
$3 00, the present figure, to $1300.
Governor Baldwin, when asked, to-
day to give views concerlng the merits
of the amendment, said he was oppos-
ed to its provisions, and expressed
as follows:
L Comparisions.
“We have a larger number of legis-
lators‘ ihun in almoat any other state.
i believe, or 293 in both houses. My
impression is that no other state has
as many. Vermont. I think, comes
next ueareSt with 276. The Vermont
legislature sits once in two years and
its members receive $4 per day.
2i3 members Maryland has 182 and
they are elected for two years.
1.11 $300,1l1e some as do out legisla.
tv dam
land one mileage.
111,; members in its legislature, which
meets biennially, and sessions
limited to forty-five days, the pay be-
ing $4 per day.
More Than other States.
“These figures are taken almost at
't‘undoni, and show that if we advance
our compensation, as this amendment.
proposes, we would probably be pay-
ing more for the services of our legis-
lators than other states; certainly
most of them. i think, in view of
the large, size'oi each of our houses
of legislation. if any 1ise in salary is
1desi1ubic it should not be $200 at one
iump.’
$300 Enough.
"li‘ these sessions are so conducted
that the business is taken up early
'and disposed of promptly, $300 would
be enough: and if it is not so taken
up and disposed of, the members have
themselves to blame. I: am, there-
-fore, not, in favor of the proposed
, 11111e1111111cnt."
SMIT’R-LDCKIIAIIT j
The marriage of Miss Illnry
Lot‘khnrt, diiug‘nhr of Mr. and Mrs.
()livcr ll. Leckhurl, 111‘ Main street.
.\‘or11‘:1ll1‘, to Frank J, Smith, of South
Norwnlh. was Hilt‘illiillt‘tl this murll»
hit: at 15‘ o'clock, In St, Mary's t'hurcb.
"lhe pastor, Itcvf Thomas .I. Finn. oili-
1“ini1d, and tin-re was a turbo 1ittcn~
(lunch of rchiiivcs and i‘rlcnds, The
bride {1111 hamlsomcly uIIir1-1I In whiti-
.‘-:niin. irinuucd with lintt‘hnss lace,
and carried 11 bollqlii‘I of Tall row-a.
’l‘hc lu‘ldcmuid was Miss .\Iny O'Neil,
pf IIrIdui-pori, 11 cousin of tin- brbb‘.
Sin» worn a riparian: of churnn-ilse.
Irlmmcd with Ilntclinsu law, and cut“
lriod a bouquet of I~Illlurncy room.
The boat man was 'I‘homus J. Smith,
of South Norwullt. n brolhcr ,ol‘ the
groin".
Air, and ,\l 1‘11. Smith l'l‘f‘l'lYl‘tl a lili‘l'.“
number bcnuiil’ni weddinu sli‘ln.
I“oilowinz.‘ ihc curmuony u l'i‘i‘t‘llllllll
wn»1 lthl 11: the bonn- or the bride.
After 11 weddin‘i trip they will go to
Newport. itllolln Inland, to reside, the
groom bi‘luu I11 the employ of the
(if
ml hi the Newport, Naval
.itlntlon
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RRilllLlIlll FIRED $500
FllR MARBLAURRTER
W
George M. tirmilich. age 21,". was tin
111‘! $1300 on the charge of manslaughter
today by Judge itced I11 the Superior
court. at ilrlrlgoport. (Iruuiirh was
driving an automobile on the night of
i
j .
The]
Massachusetts legislature consists oil
'I‘hev 5
‘early today.
~witl1 revolvers, the thieves
are ,
nurmts 11111111;
01‘,
.\'oves of New Io11-‘ ‘ 3
l V i ‘ lulion
. United Hiltll‘n "lll'f‘l'llillt’lllt, 11nd uiutlolia’
'l‘i‘ulniug
AUIRMIIBI
11111 ‘H
UP 11 111111
$2,000 and Jewelry at
Bryan, Dhio
RRRRERS RARlRRlR
Making Arrest
TOLEDO, 0., Sept.
Lay ties, of St tools and party
Threatening the tourists
$2,000 in cash. a gold purse carried by
Party of Five People Relieved of
[RR RY RRlRllF
Latter Was Shot Twice While
18.——‘iilotoring“ .
from Toledo westward, Herman C. G. ‘
or, ~
save were held up by three men in an
auto six 111iles.enst of Bryan, Ohio.
secured; 5 *"
one or the women, several diamonds
and other jewelry. .
The robbers drove away with the
two cars, leaving the Loyties party in
the road. They walked to a farm-
fihouse, where they were driven to Bry-
an and aroused Sheriff Weinland, of
Williams county.
tracks, he found the two automobiles
at a farmhouse out of gasolene. As
he approached, Weinland was shot in
the left arm and another bullet, inflict-
ed a flesh wound in his head. He gran-
pied with one man and arrested him. . .
The prisoner said he was R. W. Dufllii'.
‘aged 26, of Toledo.
Two other sass
peels were taken later from a passen-
ger train at \lziiiseon.
With Luyties in the automobile
which was held up were. Charles Bye,
St. Louis; 11', E. Creeger, New York;
and two women. who gave their name;
as Mrs. Smith and daughter, of St.
Louis.
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yoked on Recommendation
of Common Pleas Court
ilAll’l‘l-‘(llllt 15w; 1, is.~-Secretary
of State Albori Phillips Inudo derision
yesterday In cases hcard by him Tues-
Following the tire'
Greenwich Man’s License is Rem
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day on violationa of the automobile
low.
Frank Itulio I111, ol‘ Mystic, Ia exon—
1.‘1‘11tcilrli'rom bionic in the accident in
which lli‘ ilauiul on Him. 1
which resulted in tho dculb of Her-
bcri \‘oll Wint‘blv.
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ml in tircv‘nwich July 2.
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Smith club‘s wholu‘ automobiles ci)lll(l-. if
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license of.
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Smith In 1‘1‘1okml in compliance with.
n re1‘1umn1nnlulion of the judge of the
(”earl of t‘onnnon I‘b‘ns for
county.
Adolph Miler.
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in Houiblnuiou. Annual 7.
blnuu‘b‘nn and his license in i‘o-Iauued.
whose
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luriomobllg
I’ili‘olch.
is held
John J. Alienell In not led respon-
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August. 1 ‘
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on July I and In,- In urnulod a license.
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that the coroner did not examine pens
sons who witnessed the are nidnnt. “
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tire minutes before the noon hour and
rrtriwmi 11 roll call.
.111 Miles Imwlawrnor Robert it"
Wagner culled the new» to order as
member at the wt. the manual for
M111 older! AM their nets at opposite
mam
(denim 111s twelfth my
milieu of the National Union of helium“. in a discussion with William 11‘»
nny 111111 bud endorsed the strike and Jerome chief 111 New ”York
that 111» 111111 111111 In a pontliun to unit group 11! lawyers seen this Think
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high spirits at the lockup, 'I‘hin morn
.lng he was discharged on probation.
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R Captain J Hurry lithium. or the
tlouth Vorwolli police department, in
spending the day in shaman on
tinnitus-s. ,
thought for a tow duyn. Mrs Ralph
ti. Bedlam, or Union avenue has
been added to the number of patients.
Further activities on the part of 1111‘
Beard of Health are being planned
In the short to check the advance of
the disease among the townspeople.
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which makes the total now thirty-four.
wniii has not been checked on Wilt,iteliru11ry 12111111111111 struck and killed
hrnuh May, who was crossing the
street here. The affair council quite
a sensation in Blanchard and Norwalk,
Sas Mr. tlrnuliuh to well known.
.‘ilnnze Edward M 11011111111111.1111 111
in at his name in East avenue, Is very
much Improved.
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