”mow. AUGUST 23,1919;
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m ‘ COURT TO KEEP ANY
BOOKS BY . or BAIL, SAYS HEALY;
-; 1.". LINCOLN
. CI: y 756. 3 Continued from First Page
n (”flier . the motor vehicle law for appearance
{1- ~ ‘0“ In court?
I it". . “Second. if a bond for appearance
C :s_ taktn by the court and later for
rf—i Er‘fltf-i‘l‘tfin‘ie felted by non-appearance or other,
4.. ‘ : ward mac, has .the justice in whose court;
(3; p ‘7': -‘ ‘ the. bond 15 tiled any right to deducti
T1 ‘ Aw: 31‘ any costs or must the amount of the
43.; T95 :08 Paine bond be turned over to the state
K - .. ».Quahoag Del?”
L3. “My opinion on your first question
Ill. 1‘ ‘ II. he!“ is that um. or out statut es no consta-,
f: r :53 ,3 b: e. deputy sheriff or inspector of mo-i
F311,, . Ute. Tide for vehicles has any authority to de-
M. P.“ .- Patients mand or take a bond {or appemance
'CL Stories ' {row a peIlson undcr aI rtest1 folr a. Ii?“
. ,. ’1 Ion of tie motoor ve Ce. my.
0”. StOCR Of backs' the offense charged comes within the
, final jurisdiction of any city. town,
DO?“ ‘YNELLY S borough or police court. the chief, act-
ing chief. superintendent of police,§
captain or any person who may bei
P3 3:0, Main St. laWi'ully exercising the powers of any
such officer may, when court is not in
IC‘CTH NOBWLIII. session. take a bond for the appear-!
once of the accused before such court 3
Stating the out stion aftiimativeh bail
bonds can only be taken by a judge,
justice oi the peace c. erk of a court,
county commissioner or a person law-1
fully acting as head or a police {one
in any municipality having a city.
tdxn. borough or police cIIurt. when
the court is not in session and the
offense charged i:: within the final
jurisdiction of such court. The law:
relating to forfeited bonds {or offens
ca committed in violation of the mo
7or vehicle act is cointaincd in Sect
ion 43 of chapter 33‘ of the session
laws of 19l9 and a as follows:
All tints toliected or violations oi
.‘ne prosis: ons ot‘ th‘..s act and all for
Ititums and fees othu than taxable
rests shall be mid tothc commission
w within thirty days from the date of
impo.~iticn by the clerk of the court
or by the justlcc ot' the peace impose
ing the same}
"The inflating.“ used in this act ex-
presses the inttvntin of the Legisla-
ture so clrarly that it admits of :20
cthcr construction than that all bonds
taken for \‘Iola'ion c.‘ the mwtor'
vehicle law that heiomr‘ forfeited are
cm
[Elly News
Lav-~—
11. \‘i’olt‘e.
a new
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~ll't'93I,
RolIcIt
Is 1'! ceiving
I Hi.
‘ slrs. Alfred llcebee', 303 Eur-
Souih Norwaik. announce
dattzh‘zcr. Mary Eliza-
l :u.~t 32.
film
.\l a
.;..I.~ )rlacl‘ean. superintendent of
A! branch of the Connecticut
It any is recovering from an attack
I‘ pendicltis.
thronged Roton
A rapat 11v l HIV“! [3 I 1 i j
. - .3 .. to e pait over m 1 I0 comm as oner~
» I s .: Lt to witness the first , _ ,
3" Y r F . _ ll (1 M f of motor vehicles Without deductmg
" " 0‘ 3h“ ”"3“" e anu actur- the costs of the court or any other
rIIparn‘s fireworks. whose gran-
, — d all expectations.
charges 0: any Kind Oi character. Tlll.
l.‘l\\‘ is mandatory and loaves n4) dis-
cretion with cleric! 0! courts 0‘: inst-
. . . ices of the peace in carrying it into
’ “HI-b)" O'Brien 3' effect. In my opinion a taiure t0‘
“ make a rctu;n of :he entire amount
Igor attorney_ Vi‘illiam H. of the forfeited bond {or a Vio‘ution
‘ ”17,"? Mrs. Sarah E. Fran- of the automobile laws to the commis-Q
. , ' . sinner of motor whrrlcs Within tlzc
"’“d' has brought actIon time limited by laws would be nmi-
r-e from her husband. I’easand In (Juicer
. _ '-,' ml of Norwalk. Cruelty ‘ ' I
', KITS. Frankel asks the CISABLED TWINS TAKING RE-
. minor children. The EDUCATION.
the next term
~
Federal Board _
tion Trains Wounded Twins
.. up at for Vocational Educa-
i (Hui-l. 1
...-.___ ‘ for Sam: Vocation. f
‘ ‘1
T" 3'" NOT'CE' WASHINCToN \ugt. 3.-—Evcry
llutler Lodte. No.
:NIIIr-stcd to meet
(in Monday, August
Jiarp. to attend
brother, Fred
disabled soldier piesents a new prob-
lem to the vocational advisers of ”193
FedeIal BoaId fox \ocati onal Educu I
tion.1l is tht- IefoIr ime Ies ling to find i
an occasional similarity, even in the'
case of brothers.
“'alter F. and Albert '1'. Grierson:
are twins, who enlisted in the A. E. F. ‘
.on May 10. 1917. 130th saw service
in Fiance both new wounded. one Ie
lceited a gunshot wound through the
ankle rtsultini; in partial angflosis
the other receiud a gun shot wound
through the right arm. causing paraly-
sis of the hand Before they enlisted
both bms “I 19 bank (HlPl‘liS. Now they
have both applied for training under;
the \ocational Rehabilitation law ,/
(our-sets in (Olllllltl(l'dl “01k to be fol-
lowed by spttial Illllllll'l;Y in South
tIncrican Tladc Relations at the Uni-
versity oi \Kashingvvn have been ap
proved for both 01 these men.
3113."
xv N. G.
(‘uslimam
SI crctm‘y.
--:-:ninc of “'indsor.
-» Iiiiven homes at
n-r many years. was
ad suspended from
Tw-r mace (If the bay
-.; driving of the bay
' Cranwood. Ohio,
I- . m a dispatch from
:‘uId Times. The
V Kathy Doll was not
.
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' O‘l’trlé n's
THE MOTHER'S SHARE.
~.\o: great things for my child I ask;
3 But that the mace oi God may stay
As helper in each common task
That comes to him from day to day
1:: a committee,
your-May in the
Morgarct Todd vs..
33”: The declsmn Not that the highest place he know,
Toad ‘Nks m l A leader among those who lead
“‘3 me ““53“” But that these God—framed hands may
and claims
(‘ ' ' n d grow
““1”“ ‘95th ay.To peltect strength in helpful deed
31.1mm: of alimony.
cf Putt-ling, ap-
Z'But while I ask these farms. still
The knowledge burns within my
heart,
That power to mold for good or 111,
God made of motherhood a part.
——Cota A. Maison Dolson in the Chris-
tian Herald.
:_ V . ‘1
..I'.d Charles V3.
' rrpresented Mrs. 9
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III-IE FOR YOU
TO SAVE
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:ave a. little
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later,
For Satisfaction
There 1: :cthing to it. If
C11' 11.31:: ::cre:ses so will m “I”! COMING
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. dash for
‘ guards stood watch over the remain- “I.
'I-‘a’rield County Superior court for
. assault with intent to rob while Cour.
f they started on their dash for liberty.l
. and
J.
, comrades.
3 Regent Theatre, Thursday Night.
3 smgert
lli surrounded by a notable troupe of
action in the piece.
{cast
3than the usual number of important,
BOYS SHOT 1N ' I
ESCAPE SCHEME
(Continued From Page on”
freedom togethernl The
guards shouted at the fleeing innmtes.ii
but they paid no heed to the dues,
and while the. other members of the-
gang watched the spectacular brain;
the guards shouted that they would
shoot to hit unless the young men.
stopped. 3
None stopped. however. and the
guards let fly a volley from their
rifles. the bullets singing over the
heads of the escapinx inmates. When.
this warning was not heeded. the
guards decided to wing the impetuous
inmates. so the aim was made lower. 3
Mazzone and Conlon dmpped. but
the other two kept running and sun"
ceeded in getting away. The alarm
was sounded. and while some of the
ing members of the gang, other
guards. armed, went in search of
Alexander Glinsky, 21, or New Haven,
and Quilli Roderick, 19, of North
Carolina. who escaped. The woods
and roads around the reformation-.2;
The latest
grounds .were searched.
report was that the missing young
men were seen near the West Chest»,
ire railroad station. l “I
The police of W'aterbury, New Ha-
ven and other surrounding towns Were
notified to be on the lookout but up -
to a late hour last night no word had
been received of theircapture. :
Treatment for Wounded. i
M'Izzone was sentenced from the '
lon was sentenced in the New Haven3‘
County Superior court on the charge
of robbery with abuse. Both wound-'
ed young men were treated at the
Icl'omiatory hospital by Dr. Demand,
III. E Weir Smith. of Merideo, who
was calicd in consultation. Dr. Smith
advised an operation on Muzone and ‘
the operation showed a puncture ot’
the large intestine. The wound was.
carefully dressed. and. while it was,
pronounced serious. it is the opinion
ot the doctors that it was not neon-g
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spirit in their prices.
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sarny mud. The local medical ex-I
aminer was notified. and he was pres-.
cut during the operation.
vIoIated Parole
Glinsky, one of the two who escap-
(d. was sentenced from New Haven
for theft. and has twice violated his
parole. Rodeficks time expires in
Octobez. His home is in North Can,
oiina. He was sent to the reforms-3
. tory on the charge of securing liquor;
for soldiers. He is 19 years old. while
,hlig companion. Gllnsky, is 21 years;
0 . i
There were sixty inmates in the}
yard with the four young men when
the guards. although concerned:
our the sudm break. kept their eyes’
on the reminder of the “2b g gang."
\one of these. how,ever apparently
.hud any desire to join their reckless
as they stood still with
tluir tools in their hands. watching‘
the running inmates, and silently3
watched the guards as they fired over}
the heads of those escaping. and finalI
ly lowered their rifles. -
___________ i
MIth "4 “HEAD oven HEELS," :
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l
Mitzi, the mischievous little human3
dynamo of musical comedy. who used‘
to be called Mitzi Halos until it was;
Iccognized by the IlIcatIlcal puhlic’
that there could be but one \Iitzi
to come to the. Regent Theatre on
Thursday P‘enlflg next in Henry W’. I
Sayace's gut music play called ‘Head.
Over Heels" that was cheered so long;
in Next; York. Boston New York and;
Chicago discoered there were mowI
kinds of :1 MitZI in “Head Over,
Heels" than were cv en seen in. “Pom;
Porn" and “,Sarl" for in this new;
piece she must be comedienne, 36811!
0nd 1‘9" acrobat as well. and!
gymnasts with whom she is seen in
brown
own
The much- praised
is considexed to contain more
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known what the famous Hammer-
Inill bond paper is. It in the but
all around commercial bond and.
today and is used by thou-und- a!
house: who do big business.
'nu's exceptionally low price in
for a large letterhead, 8 1-2 x 11
INSURANCE
0! film inSlrm and
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We will buy your household
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memo hand goods. Anything you
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always.
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a Van Mt mm. Phone um.
Uremic bond zoom- Always on one.
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.ble of pretty girls of which much has
ibeen- written.
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of flushing white teeth is envy of
all, and the particular pride of the
owner. yet few persons realize the ne-
tensity of giving the mouth the proper
care. ,
Toner accumulations on the teeth
should be removed at once; it not only
given on untidy 19me and o!-
tensive bmth. but invites dined-e.
It 1) a finale operation and very
imntorflitbennowodtoro-
Steak. Chops and
Chicken
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and
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CIGARS, momma,
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