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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. TUESDAY, JANUA

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01 East Norwalii This Morning at 2 Former Boston Broker Found Guilty
Q’Clock, and Detected Two Men Rubbing lialner’si
Benedict l-‘arin Cigar Store, and tine Mao Opened Fire!

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lites Making Rounds

on lliin

hit sun lists

ty-two Calibre Weapon-C
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~ l'ttro’lmzin John L Roberts is in a;
it'l‘iilt at condition in the Norwalk hos-l
piifll with a wound near the base oi3
tun. brain :is the result. of an attempt
to‘ wrest two yeugmcn who were rob.
:inni; lldfncr's Cll-idl‘ store on Sentient".
‘,.‘.’l‘l 1». last evening: Extensive ini
Butte-:1 to the back of his head add:
to the seriousness of his condition
No trace of the would-be assassins has
been found as yet. but posacs :ll't“
hut-urine Not'waik and the outlying
towns.

t‘ttbver Robert4 flitlli‘ his round: iih'
itl.li.ti last evening About 2 o'i-li-rl.‘
[AMP morning he Wm p.tl~‘.~‘lil2 IlaInt-r's‘
(‘irnr store on Scorn-w ll\'t‘.llllf‘ when
100- n diced too lllt'll iii the act of rob-
ibin,: it, lie started to enter by the
Iiittll.‘ door to affect them. \l‘llcn tillv
pt the intrudi’era -ll‘i'V\’ a revolver.
hilt] fired The bullet. hit Mr. Rob-j
cert," on the lcti side of the nor-4 and

’ penetrated just below the base of the.

hunt. He {UNLEXELE lllc burglarn made
[their escape. ‘

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‘l‘li l‘t'fiAtlt‘hPt‘ ill Mrs. John Lt'ltil‘ld
filtnohteda; on Round Hill road. Green-
wich. Conn. was burned._to the around
S-‘t‘ntorday. Little of the contents was
wivcdpand in the loss were a number
of ircirloons. valuable oil paintings
and antiques acquired in this country
{ind abroad, as well as a quantity of
.rtilvicrwnre. jewelry. tapestries -and
runs and other furnishings of great
undue

3 it. i.“ heileycd the fire originated in;

it dciectiw line. it was going strong:

v__,when Mrs. Doubleday was awakened

“11y it. crackle at 3 :1. ill. Seizing her
_,§iii'zt cane and two small dogs she fled

Min night attire to the home of Coultcr

in, .i-iuylor. about a quarter of a mile

tawny. Mr. Hnyler. Parrinaton Weeins,A
. UK New York. John Brown of Green-

M‘ieh. guests of Mrs. Iluyler. and Mr.
{Elurier's employees dashed back to
thin»: .l‘toubleday's home scantily clad
Tami fought the blaze with chemical ex-
tinguishers until the arrival of the
'K‘ireenwich fire fighting force.

Mr. Iluyler was burned on the
Mldlltln and face. in the meantime,
Jlotni Doubleday. Mrs.
non. had bee) summoned by telephone
from the. homé of Mr. and Mrs. B. H.
Warlord of Greenwich. where he had

A dream for the weekend. He got home

in time to see the walls of the house
[to V4), in. ..

There was some danger to the Huy—
Itcrresldence from flying sparks. but
the firemen averted a fire there.
Mm. Doubleday said she carried
only small insurance on her home and

White Could not estimate the damagel

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E ; 'lViCKFORD, R. 1., Jan. 9.~—Miss
3.338351 Moon was shot and killed at
.Vcr home in Lafayette, near here

3 will”. utter a quarrel with Frank Hg: ”1‘04“?!“ MP. .and Mrs. Hamilton de- Connecticut Coast Artillery. Not-walk.

. fight; Jit. who ran immediately fr
.3 ._ouse 0 ii nearbv ' '
git killed himself. . ' mm“ M

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llluiiet Which Lohged it Dliicer’s Head Was from a TWen-

Imubleday‘s“

om returning will visit Boston, Portland
era and other points of interest.

38MAEE l0 MANGWIEE ASK MIE
MARY DECIDES IN EEGISEAMARE
3E|ND|NG VERDICT Mill (All) NAME

Voters of Second Taxing District to
Petition for Chi ago Back to
South Namath Taxing District

viii plinth '
or $400,000

Would Provide for Future Ellen-3
sion oi Electric and Water Works?
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rect Capital Punishment tinder.
Provisions of lien Hampshire
laws

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' initian Massacres, Says Prosecu-i . 3
tor—Convicted Man StaeeerSE 1...“. it'lfifii’g“‘it”li.21353133?ITAZTMATN.
Winn foreman SPOGKSJAIMTEIAS The ecssion was attended.
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son's store which is next to thc cigar.
Mori- and shook the door. The
sounds awakened Mrs. ii. A. Jackson
who came downstairs and after seeing.
the condition [of Mr. .Robcrte tcltn‘ thisll'liI-I. N. 1i.
phoned to the police. The ambulance! 01‘ guilty with capital pnnislnneut“.
was runnumicd and in: Franklyn it, “uh Wuhan last night ilgilillht Prod-
lirown was notified. ’l‘hc oilicer \l'ah Hm.- 1,. Small. a former lluston brok-.
Lin’Nl to the‘Norwalk hospital in tin- .1 “in, wax cli.ii‘t‘.t‘tl with the murder. .

company of the physician. Dr. Wit? m 1.15 wit‘c l‘lorvncc A, Small. 'l‘be' “““i‘m”‘l'r"‘ A" Wmm“ legislature ‘0}
ltan. J. Tracey and Dr. Brown probed iuri dplibcrtlicd three hour.» Small ;.llow thc Second District to ”51““
for m3. bullet but found In) “.3“... M» 3-33 ‘LWHXM for .3“ “Mm, 1h. 1;“ my”... bond.» to the amount of “00.000 to be:
m. V' ‘P" ‘ I ‘ E K I I ' V
A.tiilllli‘lll was l't‘lltlt‘i‘t"(l and cycry the words of tho fort-man of the jun.“ “5"‘1 m ‘1'” future tor the ”Wilding:
posetblc precaution “.3” taken with bu' at onct- pulled hiniscli' togctlicl'im the electrical “tn-l... up the water".
tho \i'ount‘l.‘ Throughout the whoic: and maintained the (gmiiposurc which“ “‘ ER" A
t'd tlic nitair. Mr. Roberts did notjwph fp“' pypcptlonr’, has llltl‘lit‘tl ills: ”fl

.ost. ('Ulltit‘ltillsllvsfi and was able to (-(lnxlllt‘l from the moment Ali‘ was out (Continued (”til Elcteiith Page.)
KIM thc ]|()Ali\‘ a hood description of “mind. I M A
m“ “‘"n- A ’I tilllllll.‘ to the lli‘WflDfllll‘l'Bll'll after,

lie described them both as beinulthc forinniithm of adjourning (lielpoplAR MAINS MAN '
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yawn; nan about twenty years of agc.‘ (‘nult were observed. ho siiitizw

“in”: L’li‘zl‘llmt‘l'sl‘e. a blue suit. rcd. ”tit-ntlenicn, i am innocent of thisi ' A

fiv) in .‘ 3 .“3 top out was about (Thug). [know no more. about it tlian‘ ' K‘llED BY fAll
i ut, six intbvs tall. The othcr you do i “"X‘A

was dressed in i1 dark suit. urn) rzip'3 lump." '

4 tr a rcpri-scntativc group of Norwalkt
:cltizcns and two important moilonet
;\vvrc passed. The ilrat one is a pelt-3
Jun 3: «A verdict ; tion to legislature which will ask that3
the name of The Second Taxing Dis-3
irici be changed to The South Nor3
walk Taxing District. and llit' ulllt‘l'i
:roiioii authorized the District Cour:

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1 “PW“ 311117.10 COW?” “1 ”"1" “DNA" ing up yesterday morning about eleven;
Herbert Langtt'orthy. an “mm! meal in Philadelphia before takinuo'ciopk when [hey Wi‘l‘e thrown front:
Ili‘ix't‘l‘ in the employ of the New liav-A “A“ m“ in Atlantic “A." inst week, it load of buy on which they were?
on llailroad.\v:is seriouslyshockedand: took form today. WM“ “ number “filidiliil- 0“ G00d Hill. \Vi’r'AOH- when.
burned with electricity on the Now‘ hi" ”050 friends. including his “”0!" one of a team of horses which werCA
llavrn lines in Stamford. yt‘slcrdavl‘wi‘t Robert. K. Dodds, began the in» bring: driven by Ztlr. Ely became:
l’orcnoon. He is in the Stamford hos-i instigation Of a "(AIN‘Tt that two m0“ frightened. and started to back down'
pilot, the visible effects of the shock? :‘JJ 50““ a man "MA“? ”A“ woman‘s llli‘ lull ,and in doing so upscl the load;
and burns lit-in: in his hand and footl “Wm'mof’? shortly after ”w murderi 0A 311‘}? V .
lir, Harrison was quoted this morningl “"‘5 WWW“ ‘0 1““9 ““9" “on““lm‘th Mi. Ely and Mr. Fitch at the time
as saying he could not tell with any: TIE” diory came '0 James F‘ ““3 “E HIP RCK‘MHHA “‘1‘1‘0 0" ”\l‘il‘ Will"
dog“... of accuracy the outcome driFn}'Uitll.g0n01‘lil inanauer of the Union; to Mr. Fitch's
the ithiiics inside of 2i hours. l‘StUCk Yards. in a letter from (‘lci‘c-A Plain: with a load of tiny which theyl

it appears, from information obli1j11.AEpn‘l' ”‘9 “'m‘fl' asking ”‘4“ 1“" ““1“? had secured in Weston. When (1001b1
able today, that Lannwortby‘s engine be. kept secret until he could haw iiili was reached, one 0f the humps'g
.135 0“ the main lines, near the Elm 2m UnitOI‘lunitl' to SP0 ii lfllnlolfl‘fllll‘ Orin-inch was owned and driven by Mini
Astrcet viaduct. 3'l‘he engineer took a 3‘0“” and thus d“,“’”“”m ,‘"1“"”“"'jlil,\'. suddenly became frightened :indi
Ion;y poker. to measure the amount of] ”‘9 "1““ h" and “'5 companion Sa“':31.il'lefl to back down the. grade.
3water in the enzine tank. Somehow‘ .
tor other. while he was handling theA noner.
|poker, it. went into contact with a
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Lewis friends declare that lie was once. and “-0," Off of ”,9 wagon. car~

charged; “Qt vicious and that he killed him'tryiur Mr. Fitch and Mrs. idly with

Acaiiic. it would probably have been “A ”1‘
l worst if there had been no leak. i

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““— Compound Fracture of leg as:

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MOVE MOON-[AR l Ason. "They were left in a position‘

Myron Fitch, an old and well knownA
residint 0" I'ODAIH' Plains, “Tell?" in-' partition made possible by the leak.
jlll'lih to liifi'flkull from which he, :lA‘A, ”‘9 break “1mm have ' been
Aterwards died. and Clark)“. Ely. one? mu“ disastrous to the country.
"\OVP-‘ot‘ Ctanbury's most prominent resi~A
11“““l ‘0 ("03" ”W Will“ “A ni‘l'iliii‘tl \V-E dents. rccelvcd‘a compound fracture! (.an failures accompanying
:LeviS 0f the Sit-“Ditto“ that 11“ mur-t or n”. riirht log and a WWW Simk'l I'l‘ilt‘ll. so 1 think on» leak rcall)’ was:

residence in l‘opliir' impugstcis tan screaming: into

'i‘hpi Leslie Gamble. 1:]. E.
tearing the place was the Pittsburgh: lead of Aiiii‘ on which the two nicul

was sliit‘ie‘d from its bal-Y rector: for the. ensuing: yciir.

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gluten“: M” the ““5“ “'3 tion Taken by Them is Being Hammered-Further
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bar of the lionse for contempt. The lgain ground. ,)
motion was held on the table for do 3 Pushing northward from Folk .. s.
illl'l. . i .
lltpiim'ntntlvt- Bonnet demanded lihandl’ theesti‘i’ldg;ss 3::ltliaralicli2:
that Lawson name the man who he - - 3 life y . . ‘
says told him in Ho“ York that a 12 Year Old Drowned Ill F‘mtless sen‘s two 5 have driven the Rus-
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brokti'. il (abnn-t “(“0131 and a l nit- Attempt at Rescue .sians across the Puma and are
cd Mules Scllulin‘ participated in a now hammering at a new posi-
'hiuili pailibling partnership. Lawson . l1 R a, A] ve taken u
Holly ipt'used no. two reasons. Oil” 3 3 W3 3 M ‘3“) tion t .e ussums a 3 9
that he was airmail}. cited for coir 3“” ‘3" ‘13",1"_’3‘.“,:V $3": 3 ‘ til‘lili‘ here. ‘ ,
Mint and the other that he did not \vilmt 'iii'i Ills vainly \d‘ . our . Further southeast, toward the
think it nct-csmrv to give tho- lllilllt’fi ‘i'hili‘tll “M011 "mix ltl-IU )“E‘XUEIUI . 0W be. .
n tiils lime ‘ V .ut‘icinoon about 1:1“) o'clock ill bew Danube, the Russtans area 3 ,, \ ..
I rm; line '03 examination then turnl l anaan. when Stephen Martin. aged ginning to weld again, according "’“t

ed to the stock Exchange and Law 13 and Edward Martin. “fwd.“ ‘fms to Berlin. _

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1:323: glfifmfl‘ -%:.n1;‘~:c::clmxiog3916'3sliding on the ice on that 'pond. (“hit-t; the ‘advance WSZS fiblCHvanethe .
Lawson said that bad “5 the break-9mm," or the New Canaan policepKasmo and uC ltza a y's. _

on the market was when the leak plunced heroically ”n." the it‘_\' “'E‘A°rslThe progress here is necessarily,

lake iii an cftori to save ”“"slow, because of the rugged m,

““" of ‘1" WWW” ”32.13; 53:... rain and the strong defense otter.

".\i\ million is that the break was 1”“ vflorts “”0 i,” vaiil- . . : - erman
\\'nnl'l\‘ ill} coming tlnd that the‘ leak could be taken from the water. tliind by the RUSSIBHS- Th6 G

4‘ .hcpnqin 01.01.3331” 'lll{01)]ltll‘lllnl‘l\""Emu“. boy was dead. and the larger: report, however. declared that av. _3
E“ M ‘ E ' “ . .. - .. . . ' bein scar. .

. - 5 - . A. _n 3: id 13“.“ child was gone beyond htllt ' ler day new gains are g 3
u ”wimp for the crash ‘ A Stephen and Edward had been Flltl': y ‘i
log down hill [yesterday afternoon. ' . . R s_
ivlir. a number of youngsters in the] .One P0"? dfafilorlilg ti‘hesu 2r 3‘
'llt‘i,‘lil)01'll00tl of the pond. and hadESlanS m their elens. 15 e P g;
been going out across the ice, whicb‘ior communication routes they ~ .
Edwm‘dv ”minow command. Behind the.ad-
flmni‘ii pf Ni)“: 3 33:31 “1:31!" (32:21:? A vancing Teutons the railway lines

‘ 'r ‘ " ‘ S ‘ ‘ x ‘ . . .
iE'lllérrutheOilcc was thinnest. and bc- have th'nned301‘tt but-1n thfiereary
fore the danger was scented. the ice of the Russran posttions l s a
i had uiven way and let the younusters‘network of roads over which men
tinto the water. Stephen. aged ”and supplies may be brought to.

i veers. made it heroic attempt to save3the from?“

hi: little brother by running out Ollt . k b ,3
‘ 1181' ta en 3
{thr- lic towards him. where he strut?» The tOta‘f‘f pr‘_50 3 5th 0 e2: 3 ,. .

i CANE for a moment in the water. ’l‘licvthe Teutonic armies in e p 3 . .
l ice again broke. and the older broth~lations of vesterday and the pm. A?
«r also plunged into the water. and‘3vious day is now reported by Ber.
disfhliczrmdh 1 ihvm'ttcs of the‘llin 9:; approximately 5.500. to-

H'0 ”5: mm A “ ' ' thp3gether with three cannon and ten
... > a 1 _ ‘ 7‘ . ‘ ' ' us i

'mt annual mount: of the unit MM the road. maritime told a passing» {machine gu . 3 .
\i’nlleacht Club Compam‘ was AWN! er the accident. cuter 0nd Smith While the Russrafts are 6°“.tm‘
lnst evening at the store of E. E. Cor? “105 notified immediately. and the pol- uing their offensive in the regions
hum. Reports for Hip past year wcrej jumpan a5 900“ it“; 1‘03srrl'jrl‘33nqigf1between Dvinsk and Riga. along

~ A \ a H 4" ‘ a 1-, . ~, \ “i ‘A )3 . _
Sitbxudtld and “Mt‘l‘ihlidm (tlrlitlldlt‘lzl‘; ilimilfel‘mb?“ mic horn “01“;an the chil lfhe northern end 0f the lme 1“ n

.o- t t 1 -. 1t ' . ‘1 . - - . ‘
Lockwood were elected di-t (iron. Walking on the ice as far_ns.RtJSSta. they are meeting. Wlth is
Abe could on a plank. Chief iSuntnno further succgsses m thevicimfiy
Following the meeting of the stock-l mungpd into the icy water and!“ the river Aa. where theii‘ re-

holders the directions complied and prong“ our first the body. 0f thicent gains were scored, according

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.wiib H.000 volts of electricity. Thercl "“5 “EA" 19mm"? ”H" 9' warrant Md. it. fi‘he horses then started to rung elected the followiug‘oiliccrs: i Hillbliel‘ boy. and then that of'tlic Oltv to Berlin. .
Awas a short circuit, a blinding flash.l been issued for lllti’ill‘l‘é‘fil. because he ind “.0". not. caught until they had; President-«id. E. Durham. 3t-r hay. 'llr. Brooks andDr. iv’tlicelocl:i 0 th Franco-Belgian front
ttllld an explosive sound like the dis-l "mm “0" endure (“Sm-“0‘“ 0 acre quite a considerable distancet V500 P““Sid(’“[' “ham“! M' 10019;“rm‘0d m a very short space (ff mmI‘ n - e 1 -d- ..
:charm of ti cannon. Mr. ban worth -' idown the. road where they met alttcod. . 3b"! was unable to do anything f01.there have been‘nny rat mg 0p

. g 3| ‘ . - ‘ -. .- .. l T“'l<\ll"‘l'—~li“~‘ll(’l t ~ 1 .a The smaller child was ' ill (1 els

l\\'¢}s unconscinus when other railroad tiiumber of linemen who were workmgI Sicrctai) “A“ “v“ ‘ 31h“ “0 l0.‘~ - h 3 b' Cli'ef erattons and art- erv ll .
‘enlldoyees reached him. Dr. Harrison. ”EUIENANI GODFREY in the. vicinity. . Gamble. ldoad “1".“ brought as Ole y, 1

like company physician. had him rc-‘

lthe men went. back to look for the

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Alum ed at once to the hospital. 3
'3 Langworthy is a married man. with
a family. He lives at 927 Gi\iid
t street, New York. ‘

:owner of \thc team. and there found
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. ~-——-——— ' HARTFORD, Jan. 9.—Second I.ieiit.lt1t the time, and it is now believed
A "i 3 ilalph L. Taylor, Connecticut Cow'tiiai he struck the back of his head
IIHEAIR A MANAGER 3Artillery, of Stamford. has been di-‘in some manner either against a.
i . . reeled to proceed as soon as possible; stem" or against the wagon. in fall.'

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; to San Diego. Cab, iii a special order; ing. A passing automobile was bail~
‘ issued by Adjutant-General G. M. Cole.‘ 0.1, anti Mr. Fitch was rushed to the
MADE today. Second Lieut. Taylor will Norwnlk hospital. where. he died about
tinni- a course of instruction at Elle-1:30 o‘clock yesterday afternoon.
_3 3 . 3 o l Signal Corps Aviation school. Dr. Morrison, of Westport was sum-
, “ ”“8111 ‘1 Hamilton. nsmstant man-l 'llie resignation of Second Lieut. F. muneo to attend Mr. Ely. and he took
i litter of the Regent Theatre. and Miss, w mm..." m m-..“ r: Conn?!" In. 331.19 injured man to his home in Client-
.Amta Gt EhrlenbaCht 0f 73.31am fantry, Wallingiord, has been accept- nut .l-lill avenue. imbis automobile-
‘ Fired; were married this morning in, cu, .A co ..l .. . .. ' Larron states in' Dr. Dexter Hitchcock. the family pby~
l New ‘tork city. The bride was attend: his resignation that because he would sir-lain was called some time later. and
it‘d. h) 1161' mother. no other AgiliGStfil have to make frequent out of town, is now in attendance.» Mr. Ely ls
“Mimi-I present. The newly married. trips. he. would be unable to attend resting as comfortably today as could
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ill-'0 have a large CAI‘CIP or friends. his company on the Mexican border. leg were fractured and he received
:As one of the active attaches of the The order states further that Doc- a severe shaking up as a result of his
local theatre and in his personal as tars W, '1‘, Godfrey and Donald H. fall. ’
”commons, Mr. Hamilton enjoys thPIMuQ-Lean, of Stamford. have been up Mr. Fitch was about. 60 yars of
gold will of the com nunity. The; pointed posh surgeons of Fairlield one. and is survived by one sister,
bride is highly accomplished and her county. ,.. Miss Emma Fitch, of Poplar Plains,
lfricnds are showering her with com The resignation of Second L'ieut. F. with whom he made his home. Fun-
nratulntlons. Following a wedding (‘. Godfrey, oi’ the Sixth Company, erui arrangements have not as yet
been definitely arranged. but will prob-
ably take place. on Thursday. ~from
Charles Fable'e undertaking parlors
in, Westport. Interment will be, in

Christ Church cemetery“ >‘Wéstpdl‘t.

ported on an eastern trlnmd before of his commission as an officer in the
A National Guard. has been accepted,

Thei and non honorably‘discharged from

.coiiplc will reside at 20 Elm street. {the military‘servlce olrthe state.

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' Funeral services will be lmid at 91Entente Allies, .Ptemier Briand
AFR", N HGHIS io'clock tomorrow morning from St. madle the {011.3me statement at

EMow-i118““with. New Canaan. nndiTurin to a corresp0ndent of the
interment: will be in Springdale ceme-f Petit lournal' 3 .

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A m" » i “All the chiefs of the allied gov.

ernments decided. to reintam the-

‘ lstrictest reserve as to the charac-

RACING nun mint ’ .. n...

reached at the conference. I may

3 IN "Pl—{WALK WAI[RSSaY however,.that during the dis.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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l 'l‘hero was some. interesting testi-
. loony brought out at a continued hear
.ing before Governor Holcomb in the;
Capitol today on the. application of
the governor of Illinois [cl the extra
dition of Charles R. Frizzell. of Nor-
walk, this state. trained in Chicago
[or desertion of his family. The leg-
ial question involved was ‘whether or’
inot Frizzell was a legal resident of
iChl'cago.

Missions we. found that an absof
~ Alute agreement existed among the
Allies. We decided to accentuate

Noiwalk 'boatman were interested] still further the co-ordination of‘ .3
this week in lllt."l\DDefll‘flnCP of thelour efforts.

old racing sloop Jubilee. in the local‘ “ , , . ’ .
. hits. Frizzell was present and fd‘t"- waters. The 51001) Was built in Bog. SUCh was the pl'll‘ictpal obJBCt

nred the extradition She is at prBS- ton in 1893, and made a. record iii-of the conference and it has been
cnt a resident 0f Nashville. Tonnu‘ race: for some time. Later she wasirealized. I am. personallV. high-
and this complicates the situationl la‘d up in Marbleliend. MilBEiaChllHPitS..lv satiSfied with the results of-

She told the governor [that money Recently. however, the sloop was re-' . -
'lelt her by her lather about six yenrsA built. and converted into a tlbhOOllOl‘.‘our meetings and after the c1211 3
Ange, amounting to about $10,000, had She. is. 104 feet long ,twenty-two tectlfel‘lnce at Rome 1 have 17’0”? 33 3
been spent. largely by Frigzel. She eight inches beam. ;ever a deep corwiction of our uh.
-‘ said they lived in Chicago a year ago; The Jubilee came. here from St.3 timate victory."
irricr tlo tliat.dehe i“veg indNew‘tYm‘l; John's? Nfew tll'truigsetwgt. wétiipnlcagtzg

oriitmean donate a hug ero o pup or ie‘. on; up n -. g _ . , ;_. ,

the late well-known John .R. Fellows Paper Company, and alter this is dis- pm“ one A“ briéi. count! ‘3. “'3

in conductingn tea room. a ‘ chili-ged'will go to Florida where Rhe held by FNMA! ministers And
I’rizzéii is, a salesman for a‘bincult wil. be engaged in taking out fishing .3. 3 . ~ ‘
limiter." . ‘ ' " » u;|’p'l.l’l2i23 aldngtlie count. I ' A .f(

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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