Sentinel Advertisers ' 7
May Be Depended On to
GII—é- Honest Value. graft
:ronize Them. 8'
Machine in Which Assail-
ants of Policeman Grogan
Rode Abandoned at Mt.
Kisco
BEEIEEII‘ fillilIiA'N ’
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“I; lune loeated the automobile
.2.. ('“nLIlIl’led the occupants‘fivhoi
llII seriously wounded We}
Mir-12mm Hugh Grognn of that
.I-Ii Police Department ahortly'
IUIIIHI ht today The machine,
..«II IIII liIlllI-i riddled and blood'
2 \IiIlI :I hiokeu radiator. aban-
..-:mrt distance_ north of
.II’II I\I\lll \. \. Grogan is in the:
III'i‘III I .. pix. Ii with a bullet in the
Ill iIII IIIW and another All
.‘Illll His Iondiiion is seri-I
I‘.;I:.I In. I‘III recovery ale,
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I'Hg'dl‘. III ;Illl‘li ill? machine
turn-«l III'I IIIIII Shippan Point
Arm and Jaw and Is in
Stamford Hospital
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luvhway Commissioner
Ii. Bennett Thinks Laws
IIII Pavement Too Severe,‘
IlAl TFORD \lIII‘clI 1‘I.~iligh\vuv
IillleiOfl'él Bennett told the special
Ii4ating committee \csimdny a!
I. IIn III-at the ullfIlO‘IiilPs had been
»I--III2I- iII treaiment of the trolley
Imes oi the. state in quuiring
{my for the eniir;I width of the
I-III and all the cost of mainte
HI: sIIchI ‘Hied that Ihv IIIItlIOI
..I._ lit: pruing in (iIaIgp pay
III I'UrII and the mIIintcnIInII.
l‘nllrit'lu'iion be assessed
Iiw iI'UIIP_\' companies. His In
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IAIII lllTliAT
Slllllii Will ENil
. 19.——Under the
'Illli continued to
mike today. there,
'IiiII a compromise
;.. ill-Z :Irtanged to end
”thin: between the
l” mute boat owners.
all eight- -hour day,
2 lz-2I< declared there
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Isid by the govern
il nnsport which has
.. III<I2 of lack of sufll=
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it “as announced at
Willi} transport serv~
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and minute
illlill‘l their search for Dr.
I119 “'ilkins who diBaD-I
<2Iniiay.
m' IIIieI‘ of his wife here
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~.I-Ii it) an befme the Grand
' - \Ii' Ii eIi: lance on which he
2i: indictment.
II 2.1- orney said that “all
s m; escape hate been cov
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” I ' “liking whereabouts.
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ambulance but ”
:0 Ian no clue has developed '
I08 NEAR EA8I
IComplete Committee Form-
ed, With Mayor Donovan
as Honorary Chairman
. and Ex-Mayor Cavanagh
,as Acting Chairman
NIIIIWALII III8TRIET
MU8T IlAI8E A7 200
Total Allotment fOr Connec-
ticut 13 A1, 000, 009 and far
thé Nation A30: 000,000
The Norwalk district lnaugilratedits
night at. a-specinl mating of the 9b,
ecutive committee held at the hospi-
The complete committee fanned
at that time wins as follows: .
H.0n Jeremiah» Donovan. Mayor:-
Honorary Chairman.
John Cavanagh—Chairman.
Dr. David Spence—Campaign Dirac—g
tOI‘.
Lieut. James Thompson—aManaging
Director.
Members Executive Committee—-
Samuel Roodner. Treasurer. General
Russell Frost, Charles E. Hoyt, Rev. ‘
T J. Finn, Peter Foley. Rev. J. Hag,
Charlefi
Edward M. Gansu
rison Thompson,
John H. Light.
1JndgeHeury W. Gregory.- M. N. Mayo,“
!,holf chy W Brooks, Thomas
2 ICanty, rmsmmnmmor, Win!- «as
Leo mm;
“fling, George2 -.G E
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John J. Walsh Eben nu
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ward B. Gallaher.’ Robert Regan. Wm. Physical labor-MM ot imention folrl,
lIIYIiIlAIIEIE Ell.
P Tammany. Edward J Quinlan
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,8TATE BREWEII8 TI]
BEfiIN MAKINIi BEEN
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Vote FolloWs Meeting
New. Haven—Action, Re-
sult of Counsel’s Opinion?
NEW HAVEN, March 19. -—Bl"‘l;eWel~
ies 'in this state will resume the manu-
factuie of beer containing 2 3- 4 pm
cent. alcohol. it was announced late
yesterday following a meeting of the
Connecticut Brewers’
Nathaniel W. Kendall
sided at the meeting andd’ifteen brew-E
,Ply compames were represented.
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Resolutlods adopted declared that
the Connecticut Brewers' Association
"1 “92W 07 the 01mm”! of “55 counsel less. is held by federal authoxilies to AWestport Water Power Company one
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EIIITIEAI SITUATIIIN
EXI8T8 IN IIIIE88A
' Itess berated the president in u flVe.;
March 19, ——0tllcial man page letter which had been intercept ‘
LONDON.
ports received here say a critical situa
lion exists in Odessa, the chief Rus-
sian report on the Black Séa. No con-
flrmation could be obtained in London
early this afternoon to rumors that
Odessa was being evacuated by Allied
forces, "but the report is not denied.
SLICK STRAN GER
" SENT TO HOSPITAL
A respectable looking man about,
thirty years of age applied at the 3g:
town police station for shelter, 1
icvening, giving his name as James,
.fSadler, of Hartford, and was sent to
Ithe smith street tramp house. Some
hours later Edward afion the 'Icustod~ I
ian came back with him. as that.
\Iarch 19- -.“,he was evidently a very sick man. .22de
detectives that he could, not receive pm gag-evil DWW £017 fir W mm»
there. .
He was put in. a. cell and 11'. Voll-.
IlIirtvsix hours mer was summoned, who said that, :yesterd‘ay before
“ "“‘m was Issued 011811211218 the man was in the incipient-nfages otEBOOtlr
the grip. His condition did um int-mm!
he was taken to the Him-walk Wm
He refused torbecorrlfi out
maul. The costl‘of t
Idrive for Relief in the Near East laétibe- include}! in the 8
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INIIIVIIIIIAL
Revenue Commisswner Act;
to Prevent Unjust Price
Raises-Jroilet Articles To
Be Stamped
WASHINGTON D. _C.. March Ill—-
In. accordance with a ruling «made by
Daniel C. Roper. ComrniSsiouer of in-
,ternal Revenue. the taxi: denominated
“a tax on luxuries" will be kept sep-
arate from the price of the article
against which it: is levied. Dealers
will be compelled to ninth plainly the
price of the tax on each article an“:
will not be allowed to merge 31;.
indis—
with the pricé of the artl
eliminate”. . '
The purpose, of this ruling ls‘to pre
vent unjust increases in prices on,_ the
amount at taut be Is I'Ieally paying.
Taxes onJoilet- articles will be col-
Ilectted‘ byfsale'rof stamps so be bought
Iby retailers and amed1o each article
e2 stampsmay
mg price of the2
article ‘
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Sues; Town constable For,
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ice which i
,uei- own. home and that
,sulferlng physically, Mrs. Annie lfko-
witacb of F‘airfleld took the stand yes-
iterday afternoon in her suit against,
Leander Hedberg. FaJIfield constable.I
which is being tried before at jury.
in the Superior Court Judge Gardi-
Iner Greene presiding.
The plea. séts forth that the defen~
dam delibemtly assaulted her, “push-
ing her against the w,all striking and
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AIIEfiEll EliIINTE88
WIIIIE8 PRESIIIENT
Assoegiftigm Aurelia Bethlen Berates Mr. 'ed for trial before Judge Greene and;
Is ,
‘city president of the asaom'ation. pre-,
Wilson In Five Page Mis-
. sive Sent to France
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CHICAGO, March 19. ‘Auielia Beth
.,len claiming to be a Hungarian coun-
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day pending a hearing on a change of
I sending a threatening letter to Presi-
"dent Wilson, addressed to Paris. The
countess, who claims she was a lady-
i In-waiting to Empress Elizabeth of
,Austria, was arrested last nightb
Igovernment operatives on a warrant?
. sworn on} by Captain Thomas 1. Fox-
ter, Chief of the Secret Service here..
A wording to Captain Porter, the coun
ed and also had acknowledged spread-
ing German propaganda, both during
the war and since. The countess said
she had been gathering sociological
data for a. series of lectures on capital
and labor and the work. or the Peace
Conference; She came to thls‘iountry
Em 1903 Her husband died in Buda-
pest in 1892, she said .
“I believe her to be a dangerous.
Iwoman " Captain Porter said. “She
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Says He Spoiled Trees
2 In Spraying; Is Sued‘
gasfiammantnm
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be (his his! !br amylu‘m
tress. mt thepdetegdant.
District Attorney prove during the night anfi this m‘ m Manic
“ “*‘tk‘ 01‘ Nassau County, ing the ambulanccw‘as summoned and maltreatg y .
performance
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in: the purchaser in daubt as to the -
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First Cash For Hines Since
congress Failed Him '
“'ABHINGTON, March 19.4itty
million dollars was lent yesterday
Ix. I _ Clause Prondmg for the Control of Germany’s
,. .roolg'l‘mm'WflW‘“: fimflij mi formlndcfinitePeI-iod Has Been
‘ Full-m stncel “0:” Ten withopt Why tau- From the few Treaty
ure‘ «the Congress appropriation.
calories”): ill follow as rapidly as
,theiv can 56W. _ ‘ .
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killing of Mrs .
wifoofabsnkcroffldscity. bynncx '
ploslan at the Greenwood lame here.
but akin. mulled most as much a
mystery today- as when Mr. Green-
wool. W 5 2mm!» looked
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Senator Bowers. mm of the fl-V‘ ”VISION and C‘nfli
bill‘totholr 1?} agiupium mi 1, '
9 90 n 2 * ONDON; Mlle—in the House
Sonata Jwhy it '88 Mm flip! Common yesterday replying to n.
Governor mu; was“? with regard to the deport.-
n m mmt lendeu!2
the sting MS
mmgwhmh she in
2 the leadership ofidd fall’s filfil,
vice president of the It: has;
scantily. called In. the Brl ration.
- onto advocate a. program or cpmplé’tp
mtdnow for Egypt. Which would
hire to Great. Britain only the right
of W in regard to the publlcl
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my urgeons, “ammo-tun “m rem -
January: 1918 in letter received by been 35$; by
Mr Greenwood demanded delivery of of the clause 9mg" for ,.
control of Gil-mm
in; an indefitfite period. A3
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NORWAEII IINIIiII'I8
Al'lENflil INEIAVE
,Mléton Eh?!“ 3f ChfitOhI The SterlingWelinitz Ciprohestra
omman cry gain on-, a
cred by Being Advanced immii; gixfi'niotrne‘i: I 8:333,
Act it.
“Fruit punch and cake were dispens-
cduaxder the capable management of
HAVE REGEPTION} States to a virtually II II
occupation of Germany, and
The high school dancing class hold was chiefly on his msktehce
,“8 “fit public m at “18 T0“ the terms were modified
Assembly Hall, 1888. night. under the can dalegms also minted
capable supervision of their lnstrucb, that control of any portion
port. The dainty and artistic deeora— Germany for such a period we“
Itions from the dance of the Craftsmen ,
lremalned in place and gave an added;
charm to the occasion.
‘fIllIT'ilE EIIIIIIT
Suit For $10,000 Brought by
Westport Widow Settled
' by Counsel
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The $10. 000 damage suit of JessieI
IVentlng of Westport. administratrix
Iof the estate of her husband. Arthur-
‘W Venting,a against the Bridgeport Hy.I
draulic Company, which was schedul‘
(continued Gurus am
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'a Jan; in the Civil Superior court yes- At the 93 annual conciuwe ol' the‘
Iterday afternoon was settled out. of GM 0mm of Connecticutp
001111 by counsel 0! the litigant- ”be parents of the pupils, assisted by
In the complaint it was alleged: that dam?“ w'fimmmmwé yr“; Mrs. “Doc" Fisher. i
Anhur Venting was employed brthc was represented by ”1,00,,
Wheelcham N. SIMMWILME
Wham. and Lshlle Got-ham. Grand
Master LotSmim of Pittsburgh, of
ed by the Bridgeport Hydraulic cone
pany; and that while working in the
DARKNESS LAST NIGHT
AWE. WM”, 1",,
311°” 0’ the Dee“ company, in turning the Grand Encampment of the‘United‘ Trouble at the main plant of the
0“ the “8m and ”hyseg'hfhrecelm 3 States, were represented by Past New York. New Haven and More, a Company ;
91‘0“! resulting in ca ;Graad2 Comm:- Albert W. Manson, Rail company’s electric system at: mc‘m‘fivm
:of New Haven. This was an innov» Cos Msetlmxsly directed this cltyi 2 .
,jtlon as the personal representative of last evening as well u it ttéd up the‘ WW
Ithe Gland blaster has heretofore come entire 2mm system. Without the w
Efrem another jurisdiction.
slightest warning the city was plung-’ 0-1
.. ed into mm amass shortly Inter 03°80, m; M m
~57 o‘clock last sveulng_and remain on
mthatstmforaboutsmlnutss. The
nimble at. ce- Cobcrlppied the signal
system. the electric power system and
’2the lighting system of the entire rail-
road which“ was completely at a stand-
still for some time. This trouble put
such a heavy demd for power upon
the local plant that it was unable to
carry and consequently the lights
ware dimmed and finally went on
entirely.
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° IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS
Check Direct to 85 Wash-I
wasnmcxrou, Wm 19 ~Repri-I-
ington Street
The card returns for the campaignl mu
ecflo funds for denutivcu of the steel {ministry met The am“; commissidners have 0|!- W cm WI
formecoll no! "till-193$? Maymgfimofl'wnvmmmmgrvmy ”mmmpmbuemelgfim ”“fl
manhunt andWlh-trh-Lor “WWW Wmménioccasmof i\
tonmbelngmadelnsflghtiylnm the mmmflcomwoetom action in shutting the electric power, (Continued 0n Ifcgo Mt)
Ied numberstothommltteawhomton MW umsummmmmmygm,
stillurgcntthatthetcamcaptalnsand tion of steel W This conference mg WWW in m a, wgy
calm-s clear ‘61ng work autism the first Maurice who held bif‘mnuomuxeammhehmp-
Iwflsiutum“ W the Industrial Board WWW?” W “mam 2"JIuIlce” to
We cards were tivesotthebulclndfitrhs. n‘dgoftllodtt. measuring“.
W cactus .9 gum from the 0W8. hour-
over, but :2.» mm to WI PANAMA. m Dig—m
W ceremony them: _
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