' URW ALU’S IIUME
NEWSPAPER
assocIA'rco PRESS Haws econ 1111.1. entire or“: WORtOQBYLA spasm. WIRE AND OUR own opennon
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Entered at the South Norwalk Post-
TABLISHED 1870' Office as Second-Clan Mail Matter.
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" Fair and Much Colder Tonight.
moon's-l1.
IMURSE SET EREE
UN PLEA UE RRIUE
Married a Month, Knew of
Theft Charge, But Loved
Him Anyway
, W COAL RULES
1. EECIIYE IUDAY
NEW ENGLAND: H 11".1'10'1113'1'11 trams; 133%:
- I:-)esie1day, when the bride of little
31row Declares Restric-
1more than a month of CarmineMorsi,
flappeaied in court to plead for her
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11:311. on Business mow"
accused of theft of an’auto—
The theft occurred some time
Iago. but Morsi was married October 30.
1 I" . ”— 1‘ Judge Reed asked the bride: “Didn’ t
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ou know he was in trouble when you
-.. i ork s Lights Bright asI
lmairied him?" and the bride replied
she did.
“Why did you marry him,
Judge Reed asked.
lhim. " was the reply.
Judge Reed imposed a sentence of
then?"
“Because I love
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.. 11,1 _ But They Are:
1-11-1111 IEIIIENIEIYM IllNEIl
1.11;:th 111163331111 the an i
1-. --.;-111 13.11: the coal conference
1:11.-1pol1.1111d com: to no agree-1' AT "UTEL ELIFFHRD
‘ l1111-11l.Sto1—row state fuel ad
' - ' 21:11. vi: wcclrait'man of the.
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111ml coal sub- committee said; A public testimonial of his sincere
'I‘d put into force today ill! 0‘1"“ "and car nest appreciation for the goodj
-w l.r: gland the new Federal tuel work done by the firemen: at the fire
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11 z : Jions. . that occurred at the Clifford, one night;
1 fitorrow said that even 11'1“" last week was shown last night by
were settled at' this time It Landlord Rutledge when, upon his in;
iterduy
'o .1 probably be ad» isable t'ol' til-1' 1'itation,t’he members oi‘ the Second
hands in this district to retain their district companies were his guests at.
:1 tiled schedules for some lill‘9. :0 a bountiful banquet“ Every niexnbax':
11 allow them to build up 11 (cal le- who \\ 1'1" in attendance at the fire 1e- I
we. . . ceixcd special notice to be at box 5, at;
————- .7 p. 111. without boots, rubber coats
l‘f‘mzliluletl on Page Six). land helmets but in dress proper and'
-—-—' lappetites kcen. At 7:10. in line format-l
LBTE’. ‘tion to the. splendid music of the Svcc-;
E, 31.!N BETZER l‘ou ell orchestra the boy" filed into
‘i/lfii ‘1 IE the spacious dining-room of the hotel,!
ith at “as especially decorated for the
occasion seated in circle groups Ch icf
Bogardus: Captain VYilliam Ilnn‘ on of
[’11111. 1111 Host C0,. and Captain XV. A.
f -\"l(l'h«1'sor1.of‘Old VVeli 1i. & L. (.70..
“in. their licuttnants occ'up} ing plat: cs'
at a head table of rectangular form.
Continued on Page Twelve.
EURTUER ARRESTS
EUES UN TRIAL
lzul 56d With Brutal Treat-
iilf’nt and Deliberate Tor-‘5
“ore of Enlisted Men Dur
111.2 the \Var
SURK Dec. 10. -~Brutal treat-I
12' i 11111dtlibezate torture ofi
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1 or the American Expedi-
., 11"111'1': are charged against
:' 3111' \‘1' De-t zen formerly com- :
- t 1'. 1 off i011 of the 308th \lilitaly‘ ,
l ' ' Iffll in. whose trial by court! HAMMONTON, N. J., Dec. 10.——Fur-
' 'Jth'acd at Governor‘s Island 1111.11'111'1't‘stsin connection with the
EUR UANSEY UEATR‘
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sl1an.en without the consular agent's
jknowicdgc. and now is in Mexico City
fconferrirrg with American Charge Sum-
1‘111er'l2n regarding: his case.
.mins Railroad bill,
death of t’lu'ec-yearuold “Billy’VDanscyT
1'11 will be submitted, it is said probably will be made within a few
2 -- 1 1:1111ili111'w1‘th the case. that ‘ (3111s A \V‘allzll’ll’ is said to have al-
1 -.1‘. the senszftional develop ready been issued for 111's. Susan
:1: rim trial of Licut. “Har'dboil- \K'hitc s1sttr-1nlmv of Charles F.’
1:» 1'}. 'md Scx'zeant Ball. who now W hite who Was taken into custody
- pri~orr sentences for bru<
1 American soldiers in Paris.
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'Monday with Mrs Edith L. Jones,
{wharged with killing the child. Mrs.
Jones. who \1 as housekeeper for Coun-
i(ilman Eduard H \K hite. father of the
111isonei'.
. _ _ . week.
is charged w1tl1 bemg an ac-j
JENKINS CASE
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SUPREME CUURI'
Counsel for the American
Consular Agent Had Made.
Request to Have It Trans-
ferred
STILL WAIT REPLY
ERUM EARRAN
Jenkins Under Charge of
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The resignation of— Wl. Bodwell, old hat company, it was discovered
as Treasurer of- the any of Norwalk, that taxes had been paid since 1914 on
Was presented the City Cquncil, at last 52 ore feet than was included in the
night’s meeting, and unanimously ac- W son land. He stated there were
cepted without remarks. ' 174 front feet in the property, and the
After transacting a. to. matters of company, through an error, had been
routine business. the 1:ch11 adjourn. assessed for the years for 226 front
ed for a fortnight. settingatlie date for feet. The petition as referred to the
the next meeting at December 23. corporation counse .
City bills cannot be paid until such Petitions were received asking for
time as a new treasurer fl elected by‘ sewers on Charles and Platt streets.
the mayor and council. 1111111111111; hepeS- and for lights on Tindal street and
381'? to receive from th treasurer a. Hendricks avenue. These requests
certified statement of t finances in were referred for investigation to the
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the city treasury before ecks can be proper committees.
ilegally drawn. ’- ' Following the approval of appropria-
William J. McHugh a d before' tions for sewers on Reynolds Atreet,
the counc.l asking for abatement. Lafayette circle and Yankee Doodle
“of taxes on the property own court, nod for damage assessments in-
ed by the John C. Wills Compulyqvolved in the Chestnut street exten-
South Main street; Mr. cm said sion voted Monday by the Board of
Giving False Evidence in1that. in closing out the this! of“ the Estimate the council adjourned.
Connection With His Kid-
napping
V..\SHINGTON, Dec. 10 ——Additional
inf'iormat on regarding the transfer of.“
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Jenkins from the Puebla State Circuit.
court to the Federal Supreme court
1.was expected today by State Depart-
men officials A brief dispatch. yes-
-at Mexico City, said simply that the
itranst‘cr had been made on motion of
Jo akins' counsel.
Officials also Were awaiting with
growing impatience the reply of Pr e31-
dent Carranza to the latest American
note, in which the United States took
the position that only the Supreme
court had jurisdiction under the Mexi-
.can COHSE‘ tution over foreign CODSIX-'
ilar representatives in Mexico.
Meantime Jenkins is at liberty on 1,-
00 pesos bond furnished by W alter
He still is
111ndc1' charges of giving false evidence
{to the Puebla court in connection with
jhis kidnapping.
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UN EUMMINSRILL
\‘VASIIYNGTON.
vcr'ec ot‘ passage Monday, but which
which was on the-
'Attorncy John Minion, former district
3rien, arrai tied in the Criminal Su -
from the American Embassy, ’ g De
PRATT UENIEIIIIESTULE AUTUMURILE
UIYNEURY MISSINU 'IIRARLES EUPPULA
Arthur TV.
Pratt, Pratt's island. Da- prosecution and Attorney John J. Cu-S
neo, of this city, is associated withl
rior court, Bridgeport, yesterday att~ji1im. handling the interests of the
e' ',noon plead not guilty to the charge} Louis Cappola family. 9
of stealin: 1111 automob‘le. owned byI Mr and Mrs. Luigi Cappola. mother
Chznles ( appol't. of this city last Feb; and lather or‘ missing Charles Cappola. !
ruary. The c c then went before aiwbose automobile was found in Pratt's
jury for trial, hit-h promises to equalgpossession, in New York, were witv
in interest the famous‘li‘atr murder messes yesterday. Detective John
trial. of four years ago, which excited Armstrong. of the New York Automo-
considerable attention in Ithis c ty. bile Squad. graphically told of arrest
Pratt is represented by Attorneys inc Pratt in New York. where he was
Comic-y A”: Compler. Bridgeport, and by trying to all the $900 car for a ridicu-i
lously small sum. The detective said
Pratt told him he was trying;' to raisei
money to follow his wife, 1
attorney of New York city and a neph-
ew of Naval Lieutenant Tclrair Mint-
on. formerly a resident of .West avc- run away with a moving picture .-"‘
line, this city. '.’or He said he hadn’ t his New 311.
Deputy Sheriff Edward E. Doulens license because Mrs. Pratt had 11-111. :1
“who had ‘,
last night so! pant: ed a number of resi- all his effects with her.
4'3 for
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now is undergoing an unexpected buff
fetin: by Senators objecting: to its va~
rious provisions. still was before the
Senate today. The measure is design-
ed to meet‘conditions upon the return
of railroads to private control.
“(‘51)“? the renewed attack on the
bill. leaders predicted it would be.
brought to a vote before the end of the
Leaders of both Senate and
House N'reed. however, that final
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.l.exington avenue.
.u'hich Harry Rossignol, twenty-four, of,
'409 Capital
dents of Norwal k to appear at witness-
thc state. State's AttorneyI
Homer Cummings is in charge of theI
The missing boy‘ 5 mother t.=.-:-;."11..l
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LEXINITIUN AVENUE BUTCHER HELU
WITRUUT RUNUS AS A MATERIAL
WITNESS IN URIIIIIEPURT MURDER
Leonard Gabrielle. thirtyone, a street; and Pasqualo Franz.134 Wil-
Bridgeport butcher, was arrested at 111 lard street.
yestcrday after: Thee three men were arraigned in
noon, on a technical charge of breach the Bl‘idgttlllirt Cillf COUTI. )‘ESH‘I'GRY
of the peace. He is held without bonds morning. and although Judge Frank L.
at Bridgeport. police headquarters as a Vi ilder nolled the technical charges
material witness in the murder casein against them, 1119? are 1101C! for the.
coroner. » 1
No motive for the murder has been
definitely established yet, but the au-
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An unidentified man was found un—
conscious last night aboard a lumber
lighter at the Wilson Point. docks.
His condition in the Norwalk Hospi-
tal today is critical. When'the man
was found. it it was thought he had
been overcome by coal gas, a fire
having been kindled in his cabin. but
subsequent examination indicated he
had suffered an apoieotic stroke. He
was unconscious for 24 hours before
found being removed by Dr. Theron'
R Bradley to the hospital in the am-
bulance.
The Tighter came
here from New
the yards of the United States Ship-
ping Board at Wilson‘s Point.
ERANII BAKER WINS
- UUMPENSATIUN SUIT
Compensation Commissioner Buck-
1compcn‘sation against
:Tire 8: Rubber comps
'ncxt ‘1‘1‘1'dnesday night.
ml “'3‘
ETERMS
EUR SERVICE
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'1 soldiers and a sailor were given
8 ‘1 nlcnces by Judge Joel H. Reed,
Criminal Superior court. yes-
for highway robbery.
wood records thev “1211: saved from
i1i‘
Because ‘
.(111111111'5'. Iloth :u'e held in the countv
flail lit'lltllnl: the action of the grand
f jury.
. James l. “7,11“? husband of Mrs.
“Susan H bite. is authority for the state-
‘ment that a uarruni has been issued
E1111 his “ill. 5 arrest. He said it had
not been served because of her illness
Prosecutor Gaskill said he is con-
vinced little Billy's death was due. to
.accidcnt; that he. believed that he'.
.cither had been ki cl 'ed or shot, by a.
person who was inflicting injuries on
his dog, and that every effort was made.
to save the'box’ s life in a hiding place
Where he eventually died Then. the
prosecutor added. the per:on responsi-i
enactment of railroad legislation “as
hardly to be expected until Congress
ircconvhes after the Christmas holi-
‘day ’lhcy exprse sed belief that Presi-‘
dcnt \Vilson would delay returning the
roads to '11111 .1111 control until the legis-
lation is passed.
TWU SUITS RRUUUHT;
AUAINST WILTUN MAN
31.11;, 5 to state prison Hugh Dufi‘ey' 24 bio for the child’s death became fright-I TWO Ci‘” suits were 'filed today.
“ ears; W'illiam Viaenr. 2i, and Sam- ”Nd and carned it To the SW31DD."”“°“g h ““0”“355 Tammany & Con-'
12) Gall-111'. 16. who was in the nayv un- 111111.11 1‘ “ '15 found by a hunter- on ner'y against Edwin C. Godfrey, of “’il-
'il 1". u as found that 1111 “ .1~ under-age Y'OV 21‘ “on to r'ccoyer on unpaid bills ‘
1 111 \‘11 W Y m l.'_l)1'1 35:9 The threes ._ -- ._ . An attachment in favor of Raymond
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to get money by robbery
1' pedoff :21 RM? and “hen on
' 11p touaxd Stamtord, hailed
automobile. belonging to Dr. ’
zagiic10t' Hartford.
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RRRUSS SEAL
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the State Tuberculosis Com-
Iodar indicated that Connect;
mised only about $30. 000 9171
3' )OCO aimed at as the goal of.-
i'Cross Christ Seal campaign of
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. l—;‘ s canvass led the state, while
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{1.1. tr conir to Connecticut. last Escapes Hanging; IS
MUYESSLUWLY ‘
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Haven, Bridgeport and “’aten‘.
$4. 000 each Norwich with 53,-,
- Sent to Insane Asylum:
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25 reached Delhi. India...
From there he continued east until he
reached Rangoon turning southwarded
Cl‘l‘ i'J. the scconi su: t. Attachments
y'seai old to escape the possible fateé 1 . .
CAPTAIN SMITH WINS
pm, to trial, under the indictment:
yesterday, by Judge Lucien F. Burpce, —Captain Ross Smith, the Australian
insane. .sand pounds sterling offered for the
ior court for the killing of Patric‘ slow aviation field. near London, at 9'
found dead with his throat cut. and on Nov.
,ney Hugh M Alcorn. Extra jurors had
was at that city, making a. number o'fstops.
cause of his mental condition. was. not islands of Oceania. He arrival "-
1Br'othe1's was made for $50. Damages
lot" $450 are asked by Charles T. Greg—‘1
we1e made by Deputy Sheriff Edward
James Dunniga—n, of Southington, 65 B DOU'GDS-
of being hanged under a judgment or
the Supciioz court. instead of being $40 000 AIR
1 PRIZE
which charges him with the crime of3
murder in the first degree he was I PORT DARWIN. Australia... Dec. 10. "
in the Qupe110r Criminal court session. av; ator, arrived here today from Eng
committed to a state. institution for the land, thus winning a. prize of ten thou-
On W'ednesday of last Week he was first aviator to make the voyage
indicted by a grand jury, in the Superj Captain Ross Smith left the Bonn-1
orsick, in Southington, during the o’.clock Nov. 12. on his flight to Au'I
last week of September Horsick was I
All plans for the trial of Dunnigan and on Nov.
and been perfected by State's Attor-
been summoned, and, when it
learned yesterday
a fit subject to be put to may to ’ Elma, on Sunburn land, near
electors, who had been m night:
ervi
that 'Dunnigan, .be- along the Malay Peninsuiqand in 111117 ' ‘
stabbcti to drain at the corner of “'11-
lard and Pembroke streets, Sunday
night.
(iabriello was emploi ed by Guies-
sepe Gimigliano. who recently opened
a new meat market. at 41 Lexington
avenue He “as taken into custody by i
Lieutenant Wheeler and Detective Se1'-.
geant Br'ay of Bridgeport and Police—
man Frank \. Raymond. He made no
resistance when placed under arrest.
Brought to Bridgeport detective
headquarters. he “as cross—examined,
but would not admit he knew who in-
flicted the wound w hich resulted in
silgno ’s dea
RGabriclla admitted. however that he
‘was in the group of men who left a
wine party. on Vi illard street, Sunday,
and proceeded down Pembroke street.
but deniedhe knew any of the details
of the stabbing. He was locked up
and held for Coroner John J. Phe‘lan’s
inquest
Besides Gabriella, three other men
who were in the group of which Ros-
sighol was‘ a member are held without
bonds pending the completion oi’ the
coroner’s inquest in the case They
are: Andrew Defloro 143 Sherman
street: Tony Fumaro. -130 .Wiilard
'will be charged with the murder
iHarry Rossignal
’was killed in a street fight in the East
.is the man who inflicted a fatal :4
thorities believe it may have. followed
a disagreement betWeen Rossignol and
‘cne of his companions. in which blows
followed words and a knife was drawn
and used with deadly effect.
Beside-1 the 1:11-11 already under ar-
rest police are looking for one more
man who is knoun to have been in the
group of men who were with 1105535;-
no] at the time the quarrel started
.1luch ended with the murder
BRIDGEPORT, Dec. 1.0 —Leonard
Gabriello of 21 Reilly stree,t (iii 1' city,
of
a local youth who‘
Side, Sunday night, when he is ur-
raigned before the Bridgeport iCty
Court Saturday morning. Gabrieno
has declared his innocence. but the
police are in possession of evidence
which leads them to belief: that he
tabl
wound on Rossignal. Gabrielle was
arrested in a Norwalkjbutcher shop
yesterday afternoon by a number of
Bridgeport detectives. He is now.
being held here under $5, 000 bonds on
a technical charge of breach of the;
peace.
NURlYALIl RUSPITAL ASSUIJIATIUN
BARS NEWSPAPER REPRESENTATIVES
The first was: at the regular brief but significant pause gave the reo‘Norwalk signify our willingness to taxpayers have already signified by
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favor of Frank Baker in his action for
0 Norwalk
fablr. Baker
is allowed the weekly sum of $9.10
commencing March 12 1919 and ex-
tendinz to November 20. 1919 . and
granted reimbursements to cover a
physician‘s fee.
York to receive a cargo of lumber at ‘
.5.
CUM MINERS
ARE RUPEEUL
[ND IS NEAR
Speedy Resumption of Work
Is Forecast by Officials of
the Mine Workers’ Union
SUEEERINR IN
WESTERN EUUNT RY
Severest Curtailment of Pas—
senger Train ServiceEver
Known
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INDIANAPOLIS. 11111., Dec. lit—Set—
tlement of the. strike of coal miners to-
day and spr'edy resumption of work
was strongly forecast this morning by
officials ot‘ the l'nitcd Mine Vl'orkor!
of America bcl‘ore the organization’s—
genvr'al committee resumed consideri-
tion of President \K‘ilson‘s proposal for
.omlinn the Hour).
This predittion was made in the taco
of 91 11111;: opposition which developed:
\csterday 1111.1 which probably will pro-
long at utiment tor and against the
1l’1cs1dent : plan. One man high in the
' Is at the miners-1' union, late last
0 March 4. 1919, Mr. Bakcr fell (011ml
dowrr‘i '1 flight of stairs while at workln Elli. however, (l((ll rod that the con»
in the. T"... & Rubbnr Commfivg;se1"\ativ1 element in the conference
plant fracturing two ribs, necessitat-
ing a three- wecks‘ stay in tho Norm
‘walk Hospital and an e‘rlended convav W
les room: at his home. 'He was repre-
meted before the compensation com-
missioner by Altornc ys Keogh 8: Can—
(Ice.
‘7‘.’ ILL APPUINT NEW
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SPERRLREETING
1111' '1 will be scnt to councilmen
1111.111}: infirmins them of a Special
1114'111‘1: (1' the city council to be held
At that trme
to succeed \K‘il-
will be ap-
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('I1}' treasurer.
resigned.
1i RF ‘1‘.’
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Jpointed lsy the council.
1? is expected that a number of 11p-
plicants will pctitidh for the city
b"1".h and the contest will be keen.
Accor'din'l to the city charter a Demo—
clog 111ust be appointed. the Johnny:
t:(asurerl1a'\ing been elected to othcc
on the Democratic ticket.
Opposition to Advance
Of the Japanese Army“
HONOLI'LU. Dec. 1 lCorr't-spcnd
cone of The Associated R’I‘GSN).-~‘Tll(f
Japanese government’s tentath 1» plan
to dispatch the Thirteenth Division of
the Japanese Arhry to Siberia to stop
the advance of the Bolsheviki east-
ward is meeting with opposition from
the, Japanese people and press, ac
cording to a statement. made in a
cable received by the Nippu Jiji, a
Japanese language newspaper.
Following receipt of the megsage.‘j
officers of the Japanese training cruis~
er. Yakumo. in port here, said the
ship’s wireless had picked up a mes-
sage from Tokioto the effect that the
Ram government had abandoned its
idea of sending more troops into
Asiatic Russia.
TEAEIIERS CIRCULAT
TAXPAYERS TU
Following the postponement of the
walk Teacher‘s Association with the
mayor, they have shifted their attack
'to another front and are now Dom
binding the taxpayers with petitions;
which read like this:
“W'e the undersigned tax payers of
stmlia. On No 1 h - -. of m Hoi- rachmce toga away from there, 8391“)“ the teachers 01’ this city in signatures their willingness
V. 8 e 04‘... led Cairo mm mm ”mm direct)“. mine mum of the meeting pm their Tefluefit for I at increase of: port the tpachprg
‘ ' . acceded.
$200 even though the granting of this
a special tax.”
[was in the majority and that agree-
ment in cud the strike was certain»
“'1‘. the question came up for flnfl.
wrote.
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‘WUMAN HURT RY
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NURTH MAIN ST.
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Mrs. Thomas 1'. Allcn. 2271 Main
1511‘1'1-1. slum-1'11 11'11111 1l11' curb in front .
(it tlzr- (‘ity liall. 'Xm'th Main siroet,
at 1'31.“ o‘clock this morning. and
wail-'ml into a .Iitncy thin-n by Bert
F. liotclws. 20:2 l.udlow slrccf. Stam-
i‘or'd. Shh \‘l'as strut-k hv the right
rear mudguard. and thrown hes'ily to
flirt 1:111 111111111. Talon into ”police
hear'quar'tcrs. she was lound to be u111’-
fering from bruises and shock, but.
was not scrr'iouslx' hurt. After being _
incited by Dr. Henry (‘. Shr-t'i'i'. the
jitht'y driver took I111 to her home. 1
“OLE VIRCIVY“ HAS
STRONG LURE FOR
RUNAW’AX GIRL
1;1-;11..;,}.» {111' the South. t\\'1»l"cj.'ear— T
11"1‘1 l mini S'Ah'ivlm'4 1-111111'1111. ran away
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iron: 3"111 T11. . 111 (‘cdar' :fr'm". yes-
11111:: y urornir: 1:, and 1'1111'1'l11'191'd a hall‘—
lei'e ticket at the South Nm'Walk rail-
road station for New York. She told
school friends she. was going back ta
Virginia.
Thief Who Stole Auto
Sold Here Jailed m N. 1..
Paul Pulls, alias l’1ler Thmes. wno
sold to Michael Tcmmi of this city an
automobile stolen in New Jenmy1was
[recently released from the Hartford
jail. and taken into custody by New
Jersey delecthes. He is now confined
iin the Morr'istow n, N. J.. jail awaiting
trial.
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.meeting of the Committee of the. Nor- of 1101 claim
Here is the propaganda issued by
the Teachers’ Assocition today.
Taxpayers of Norwalk.
Taxpayers, 121-1 in touch wiih the
'teacher' of your r"hild1et1.Aek to ;
sign the. prtition by Friday. Man'
to sup-
Put your name
among those who stand for progress.
For the first time since the annual request may necessiule the laying of fair play sound education.
Let every Norwalk taxpayer who
and 1100-in may in the factories In I}! question of education in this kity can. .1 7
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Sang 3111-1111111“ “2. the city .
In thestores.
150153me
;for a definite expression of opinion
1. Does to believe that a bum
teacher 11-1111 has mat the
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