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ANN ALR’S IlllME _
NEWSPAPER
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
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ABLISHED 1870.
Entered at the‘ South Neil-walk?
Office as Second-Class Mail Matter."
or STEAlING
'» iniinal Superior court jury, at
. 1. this afternoon. found Arthur
‘l, Marie-n. guilty of the charge
. i1 .41 stolen the automobile of
(')p[)OlIl. this city, on Febru-
:1221'211111111 penalty is ten years.
1:. . deterred passing sentence
.' ' . 1-. this afternoon, at which
= 4'tcd Attorneys Gomley
file a motion to have.
. iii-1 set aside;
V
1 lt'i'l‘lOOl’l and this morn—
-':im State's Attorney Car-
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4 urcuments facts already
.at'tvus of The Sentinel were.
".144 Pratt's counsel,
dismissal. on the
4‘\'l|lt’ 11cc had‘ been pres-
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.4 . 31; than. and that :1 Con-
'nilll? had no jurisdiction to'
V- icy-"L41 :1 man was arrest?
Yuri: it not having been
1 q
ERNSRY RillTS
S U. S. ATTRRNER
.1... ressman Lonergan Pre-
rnts Name of Judsro
:nith ,Possxhle Suc-
2.4.411’
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filmed. yesterday, while
‘.':1.~hiugton. He tender-
::.ttion at the Department
.ni'V'in' as his reason the
j..iiV'41le busizicsa. (‘on-
can later filed with
:11 his iccommcndatiou
-.~ inling the name of
. Smith. of the Court
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i.‘ il‘flfilir-‘HTX
for the President
4' appointment followed by
2» 41 in the S4nate.
:' 111.113. V\‘:1.~' in \\'41sl1ington
.421 Mi the business of his
. :1 has been very heavy
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"6‘31 said
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he had not been
name had bevn pres-
i'ivsili' lit to succeed At-
“A“. _
. TVV'ECS‘ON
rGR socAR LACK
i:\'=.'l‘O.\' Dec
.4lto1tags‘
:4 placed on the President,
Senator McNary. Repub<
fixesking on the bill pro-
purchase of the sugar
' extension of the life of
liq: tlization Board.
thy. Democrat. Louisiana
t.l'14' consideration of the
11 “Responsh
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. in the Senate. His 0b.
~ overruled. \‘.'itl1 Senator.
of Louisiana. Gay opposes
.3 ' 01‘ the bill,
LAST). '8 PROGRAM AT
{BA D RIE’ER CHAPEL
iicnce that filled the Broad
last eve: 1i:W "really on-
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’ impel,
.1 pleasing procr: 1:11 0: song and.
Christmas
for the benefit of 1h.-
One cf ti)» nouitix: of thc'
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n: ".‘\‘li.~.4 (.14 rnwmh "
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4 :"1111‘1'. lull “its a:- {WOTTOWSI
" :11— l‘: 4.1. “allace Bliss.
inrragh.
bu tiruner.
"'45 Mart.-
Guiies and
‘:E Smith.
Prof. “'allace Bliss.
P." er quartet.
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‘ ~~Jolin Gluner.
' Fie dicr and Mrs.
lcommitteemen
:terday.
I' Brkigeport political leader was
. ‘ to set ve on both the executive
' . finance committees of the N'
RT EINDS PRATT lS Sllllli
1» the jury were present-'
4 Attorney Homer S. Cum."
' iz'ziwys (‘omlev 6‘: Comle'y.i
’21:” [‘11111 was in (“011:
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Hartford county. '
unit-sale roundup of radix
and high pr icc
'LScdition bill being thef
'fl'om this city is felt not only in loss
1
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'mcst of the School days of the week
EVV'ere able. to catch the up train, No.
:408.
Eand uptown
COPPOEA’S Alil0
nectiC‘ 1t. the day the theft is alleged. to
have occuried. The request for dis-
missal was denied by Judge- Read.
Pratt refused to take, the stand in his
own defence.
Pratt' s lawyer took exception at tcs-
‘timony introduced concerning Coppo-
la's mysterious disappearance. and
said so far as facts piesented were
concerned, Coppola can be considered
alive.
1 in justice to Pratt, Assistant State' S
Attorney Carter said, the jury at. this‘
time. was not expected to solve Cop-
pola‘s- disappearance, or what caused
it.
Attorney Comley stated, the. youncl
man's leaVing his home may have re-E
suited fiom some secret he kept from!
.his family. and he is in hiding to avoid
getting in-o difficulties.
(lemge F115 and lotn2er Councilman
'George II. SteV ens, of this city are on
the Flatt case jur.y Attorney John J. 4
Cuneo ,laVV'yet fer the Coppola family 5
was associated with States Attorney‘
‘ilomcr S. Cummings in the prso e: u»
lion.
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EINTEREERENSE
BY SARRANZA
WITH OR WEilS
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Alto: 1144' John :
\VASHIXGTON. ilec. ll. I’rtsi-
(lint “iison had bet'ort him today an-
other nuiuoi'undum on. tho Mixica
silllililtnl. it 1e' alt-d L0 the mic. .et'-
t-ni-e ol. the (.‘411‘1'anZu government in
the operation of .\1114.-r1c:i11-own4d oil
properties in Mexico and was prcfi
pared by Chairman Payne ot' the Ship- .
ping Board , upon information [UP
nished by rcprt-scntmiV'es of Mexican
oil producers. Chairman l’aync also
sent. a letter to Secretary Lansing
‘urging that the state department take
action toward protecting the Ameri-
can-owned oil properties in Mexico.
By the stoppage of drilling or chV"
to” wells under decrees of the Mexi-
can government. the Shipping Board
has become concerned oVer the op-
,oration ot' the large merchant 111.:-‘
irinc as the bulk of the tuel for ”it
TfiV'e lllllldlt d oil bnrni’ng st4amei~4 ha
.been obtained trom t1 c Mexltam
fields. Shou‘ d this supply be cut oil
,thc operation oi the -:4'.~' . ;
‘sarily Would he c'.uitailod as only a
small supply of oil is on hand. ;
it has developed that the state de—f
partment duringr the last six moni.:h4;
dispatched thr'ec notes to the Mexican f
gmct'nmcnt protestinr: acainst the
oil decrees. but no tepiies lune i)-
1'044‘1Ved irom 1’1 'csiilent Carranza. ,
{was learned todav that Mexican sol
dieis had halted d1iliinc operations of
Aineiican companies on the ground
that permits to drill had not been ob-
ll‘lll‘lf‘l]. i'ndet the Mtxican govern-
mtnt decrees foleisn oil companies
must agree in advance that the new
,VVulls shall become. the _41'ope1"t_V of
:the Mexican government.
Continued on Page Twelve. l
High School Scholars
Miss Midday Train
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The discontinuance of the mid-day
trains on the Ilanbury division to and
merchants. but»
of patronace to local
‘is a positive hardship to the. manV
:out of town scholars at the Norwaik
high school from Ridgefield. Gem-Ega—
town. Cannondnle and V1 ilton VV'.ho on
leaving South Norwalk at 1:27
at 1534. The majority 0ft
these pupils can catch the 4: 3S (ex-4
Dcnan P press from South Wilton. but tnosewdi have been
‘liVing in Cannondale and Georgetown, the vear among
,VV‘hich are not station
stops for this
train, have. to wall; from the nearest
{the efficient com~3stop or wait for the local train at
.\ i6: 25. D b d ' ft
’ "—‘"'*—~- '3 The train from amury up a
TV: KiNG GAINS PLACE ON South Xorwalk‘at 12:47 brought many?
—0 iHPORTANT G. O. P. ipeOIVTP. to Norwalk daily who not only;
.... COMM'TTEES- {patronized local merchants but were
1 Kinz. of Bridgeport Nationwregular patrons of the Palace and Re"
l1}l'f‘9n
. commit-teeman from dent theatres at their matinee Show ljust received from Marv Robert Rine—
».ut. was named as a membermnd Verv few of them will find it Matt is a chayapiofisfic bit of praise
» committees at the meeting of convenient to come down on the. train Efrem
at Vt ashing- idue here at 8.1631114] remain until at“ many other: would be prized for t
Eleast 4: 38 for a train home.
Residents of Wilton are fine for a.
good has line that id gm smite
k1
.H. Holcomb and the State Board of
,tiaV' (licd 1111 s :noininc in the liosp ta].
1 EM i4l \\
’ed most conspicuously
,tisunents of John
: poxmlar shows
,4, {Fair tonight; Friday cloudyq
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RATONA 1 EREED
fROM THE STATE
PENITENTIARY
Louis Katona, twenty-threeyear—old
Ely avenue youth, confessed slayer of
his father. was yesterday afternoon re-
leased from the state's prison, Weth-
ersfleld, after having been granted an
absolute pardon by Governor Marcus
SllME REEIEE ERIN
THE Gilli] TWMMRDW
ENew England States FeelingEa
the Restrictions; and New
York’ s White Wayls Bark
CHICAC 0 Dec 11 -—Reuc‘l from the
linost serious coal shortagwu known
Etong “as in sight No immediate re
A ll“"‘”"’: “1” be ‘1‘ id in il‘ 9 A1'“".l:u:atlon of the rigid fuel conservation
oiV'. toninht to pct l'ltt‘t pl ans for ”Wimtasutes was in piospcct but there
or :.1niz:.1t on in \'01V\alk ot a Nailonai' turn to the minpq of the first of the
(Illrllll ( Onipan‘v. ;& number Of n'lnlLS approxixnahxly 400,000 bituminous CORT
:11'4' still nnedcd on We petition to bt’lfninpl-‘q- ending a forty days' sump.
lit to the Adjut :ml (vf'nm :il 01 HI" 1nd abatement, except in the East and
Statt asking [01‘ th‘ establishment of}
:1 (ow-l aitiilen' company here
In the cvrnt that the desired num
ber ol‘ names :ll't' not. signed to the 114:-
tition this city will not 111w.- a com.
to company. and will be obi; nod to
(01".4'11'. with a platoon.
All formei seivice llH'n and V'oungi
1114 1. above the ages of 18 Veurs an)"
rm 1'4 d to attend tonight' 5 meeting. 3
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Pardons. He had served [our ye'm of
an eight to fifteen year sentence.
Katonas release followed a hearing
held in VVethersfield. on Mondav when
Attorncv John J. Cuneo repiescntedi
the voting man and presented argu- I
ments for his pardon.
NAT’E fiUARIl MEET
Til BE HELD TflNlfiHTé
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REASRESENGLANB;
HANI] DIES lN iliE SHUT [iEE THER HEAT
NilRWAlii HflSPlTAl
“iliizun N. 1.10.1114”). of Nor
the Fuel At‘ ministiadon to all (:1 er ric
railways. the Connecticut Compan, an-
nounces that heat in cars will be re-
_ thdale, :duccd during the period of rush hours.
I\. 7-. vi: 0 v .1: removed to the N01-3 Regarding service, the company can:
“Rik “Whital 'ltic~4i.1Vni:l1t. al'tn'lv— not reduce its service below a certain
in." unronscious in a cabin on :1 lum- minimum.
lot ship, :11 VA iison's Point fot 24
’sltoul‘ . as told in The Sentinel Veslcr- and stores for service for their‘em-
'pioycs. Changes in the hours of em-
ployment in the factories and stores
will be carefullV watched bV' the com~
panV'
schedules mav be made.
i The following announcement has
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ADMINISTRATRIX suns
..,..,,,,,,g§ FOR NORWALK DEATH
11 "A . 1. ._- _—
3 Emma; 2353;! Alleging that the death of her son.
“'anamaker. and 'John T. Collins; Jr.. tOIIOWed his be-
niher big metropolitan stores. bids ing SEEUCk by an automobde .thK'
fair to {:0 one more niche in the Hall driven by John Hurt. Sadie Collins, 0f
,0? Fame to fudge from a letter l‘ccelv- IVorVV'alk,.administratrix upon the es-
’ed this mornin': from the producing late .Of John T' Collins. Jr., 1335 filed
manager of one of Broadway’s most suit: in the superior court against Hu-
VV'ho wishes . to put-
!clmse the dramatic fish's to “Ragge-
dV Ann " Mr. Grueile s charming little,
stoiv _of a rag doll.
Not onlv the book. but the doll it-
the biggest sellers of4
childr'en s bookq w ithE
exceeding the supply-.1
'His death is believed to haVc been
‘causcd bV' apopltxx. Th4 body has
;~brcn 1'4. moved to the funeral parl'ms of
Raymond awaiting the uni.
Val 01‘ lcittllYOS l’i'om New Jetsey.
ERAGGEDY ANN TO
BE DRAMATIZED
Johnnie Gruelle.
books for childien.
for 510,000 damages.
The complaint recites that the boy
13 years old, was rzding a bicycle, in
Main street. Norwalk. June 24. 1919,
and was struck by a. truck owned in"
Bishop and driven by Burt. The.
the demand far wheels passed over the bov' 5 body, in-
flicting injuries which caused his
Another of the Ragrzedy Ann series i
which will tell of the trials and gttiaclathlJune 26,111 the Norwalk Hospi-I
troubles of‘ Raggedx‘ s brother is now
in moparation.
Letters from those who have r
read his books are received in even-
mail and include many famous namesg
in the “'orld of Art and Letters Onej
A... :Man, 50 Years Old
Tries To Enlist
A 50year old resident of Norwalk‘
yesterday applied for enlistment in
the army through the city hall re-
and‘ cruiting station.
heir dependants,
autographs alone. Not only readers hie of a gamer,
formth mtnwfltehtmbutletvmma L
o
this well- known writer
Greater Portion of Elie 400,-
000 Bituminous Men Are
Ready to Resume Opera-
'Sues Cashier Bodwcll Charging
Theft of $15, 000; Signs Property
Over to Relative BefOre Attached
i
I Accusing Cashier Wilfred Bodwcll
iwith “wrongfully taking" $15, 000 irom
lthe funds of the Ci ty National Bank,
land “wrongfully converting the same
‘to his own uses,” the bank ofl‘icials this
,morning filed a. civil action against
him through Attorneys Light 8: Light.
Damages of $16, 000 are asked.
About tw «five hours betore the bank
l3 YEAR [ill]
Sllflflill fllRl
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Ischool ,without
application for a marriage license has
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E“’ill Probably Rec: iV'e the Hamel-.4
Vote of the Connecticut “
Delegates to the Republi- in New York and Boston were . 1;.4.
can National Convention.
in compliance with the requests of tllcmselves at large wholesale stores
that minimum being dctcrfi
mined by the demands of the factories?
so that necessarv changes in out ,
bert E. Bishop. and others, of Norwalk,
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.EConnecticut Company
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WANTS Til WE
School autho1ities haVe tequested-
.Chlel‘ of Police VVilllam iR. Penning-
Eton and Prosecuting Attorney Crammer
EC. Regent-n to take steps to prevent
thirteen-year-old colored girl. at—
tending a local school from getting
untried. The girl a resident of Ray-l
mond street i:‘ described as “being otg B
or her age." and before.
permission
her intention or becoming a bride
attachment was makde, a deed was filed
‘ln the ofl‘ice of Town Clerk Herbert R.
Smith whereby Mr. Bodwell assigned
to his brother-in-law, \ictor W Ferris,
all of his undivided one half interest in
Stamps on the doeumeut indicated $3.-
000 had been involved in the transac-
tion.
An attachment was also put on Mr.
leaVing odwdls automobi.le This was the
second attachment, the Reynolds Mo-
s‘gmr‘pd ‘tor Cal Companv having alieady at-
No tarhcd it {or $1, 700.
It is again emphasized that the de-
posilors in the City National Bank. the
5in no way afi'ected by the shortage
The "aic amply protected. as previous-
lV‘ announced. by hondin:r companies.
been made yet at the office of Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith.
Bill SWlNlllE-l 4
his home property, on Seymour street. '
Officials ol‘ the claim departments“
the National Surety Company, through
which Mr. Bodwell was bonded as City
Treasurer, and the American Surety"
Company, that bonded him as the
bank‘s cashier, declined, this forenoon,
go discuss over the telephone with The
Scntf’nel what action they had already
taken 01' planned to take in the case.
The complaint. served by Deputy
Sheriff Nelson VV'. Benedict reads as
tollows:
To the Shcrltt ol the Countv of Fair—
field his Deputy or either Constable
ol' the Town 01‘ Norwalk, within said
County, Greeting:
TBy authority of the State of Con-
necticut, you are hereby commanded to
attach. to the value of Sixteen Thou-
sand ($16,000) Dollars. the goods or
estate of \Vili‘red Bodweli. or said Nor-
walk. and him sumni'on to appear be-
fore. the Superior court. in and tor the.
County of l’airilcld. on thc first. Tues-
day of January. 1920. then and there to
answer in thc t‘ilv Natmnal liank. of
South Norwaik, Conn, a corporation
(Continued ("2 Pace MVVQ).
IN HARTENRR NNEERTANER
ADMITS MARRTlNfi
U “11‘? 0RD? Dec. 11 ”\Vhat has,
been declared to be a $100, 000 swindle.
is believed to have been perpetrated'
in this city and elsewhere by a gang
that began its‘operations hero nearly
six months ago. The store for the ai-i
leged shady tran=actinns was set in! "“r "'* '
Holyokc. Mass. was work: l..‘l‘.‘1'TON. Mich. ll: ( ll. Maud Ta
(1 411:. a “side .nhow" VVhile a score. or ‘oo: loz'mci' .14 be: oi languapc in’
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more whole. .1]: dealers in mcrch.
mt VVhosc body “as found concutl
be the, victims
‘- About siV' months ar'o two 1114-11 wt" days ago, died as the 1c.~'ull oi
on the I‘ll'St Ballot 'repiesentinc himself as an ac4 n‘ :‘7‘~i ..oi 11:11:44 durinz.r induced pzirturi-
. _ : w.-._--_.k iihe other as a buyer Visited the l"!‘=' "m. in the opinion of llr. A. S. \Var»
LONDON pec- 11.~~Gcorges Clcm~ Connecticut dolggaipg to {he Repub- at that time conducted by Mrs :W ‘1, l‘niverslty of Michigan patholo-i
cnccau. .l’l‘t‘ulli‘i: Of France. arrived lican National convention, next June, Plains _at. 51 Morgan street. The 'V'ho l'as becn crn'iuciin: :1 lab:11'~
here this morning. about. 10 o'clock. ' now being arranged ior by the Repub- “agent” asked the woman if the store . naiysis of the woman's vital or-
ljllll'lilL‘.’ his stayin London, he VV'illcon- “pan National commmpp in session'was for sale and she replied that it .5; . ‘
tor with 1’41'41111‘24-1‘ Lloyd Gimme and in Vt ashington will br- instructed by might. be. She named apurchaecpr'cv 1-; 1131mm“ stated that apparrmflv
\ Illcno St'ialoia. Foreign Minister Uf‘the State convention to cast their vote of about 3" INN? and the figure Was im» .Vlis.~"l‘::fuot' had been attended bV' .
ltaly. ‘ ‘ ifor Sfinmm. Frank B Brandegec f0. modintelv accepted it was said. VViil1« n'w -~ ' 21h sonic technical skill. That
A special tram had been sent to .the presidential nomination according' out ouibbling. Papers wme diavm lay the Lady had been parth' embalmcd.
Folké'etonc to mcet M. (.‘icmcnccau to :1. 159““ cxp1essed hcie yesterdav. the “"01113115 lawyer and the money 2.11.} n»; Ehpyo “-911. no gang of dis
but the l"l’i']‘l('h destroyer, on which .Thc V‘ote l‘or 13”,“de mav be only paid. The store was never reopened case, that might have caused death.
the Premier crm'sed the Channel. r-n E ‘ ....._L ' for business. 3 .lo '414411 “. \‘iigo :1 form-"r undertak-
~_ E (Continued on Page Six). , A few wet-ks after. Mrs. Plains. who 4 1' (1' S‘cuth B4 nd 1nd. has admitted
. (t ontinu. d on Page Ten). i _‘m _m had been in business on Morgan street that be was mariii d to )Tiszs Tabm'f
: ___._.__-._ --_. 4 f-m more titan thirty years. received who was foriysiv years old. at La.
4 bills for goods she had never ordered (Tl‘f‘l‘h'. ind. in 1915. lie maintains
[UMBER SHE? DEE“ :ELEETREC RAILWAYS from W‘holcsfliels in New York “ith that he. ad'ised the dead woman
.3 VVhom she formcily had 1191‘ 13115311653 :tcaiust resort to an oprraticn. and de-
E ieiat‘ ens \n investigation showmed nics iqnoVV'lcdsze of in 1' death, cxccpt
accordinc to J. M. Freedman, the wo-
man's l:4VV'_V',er that three people two VX3154
:1 and a woman had immediately
the date of purchase presented
that in: \‘.'.'.:~ told that shc died in 111."
TilllllSANllS ARE
flRlVEN Eilllli lillNlE
:Iiltnt
in N4 VV York where Mrs. Plains bad
credit and ordered shipment of large
amounts of goods to the Morgan street
store. There coods were valued at. ap-
proximately $100 000. it is sa’d.
Freedman says: “I learned, through
(Continued on Page Fotn t ' ATLAXTA_ Ga. Der. 11.'~'Sev4xral
__ _.._ M thousand persons were homclcsa to-
w - (luv. and manv more out of cm lov-
r y m B ~ ~ D .
FreCd 1 am As lu V innit as a result of flooded rivers in
Writ of Ha_beas . C
OI'DUS Alabama. Georgia, and Mississippi.
»~~———~' were demoralized and property loss
Dr. Charles A. Gilbert, of Danburv was estimated in millions? Rivcrs in
who has been a patient in the Con- the three states had leached their
'incct cut Hospit: l for the insane. for night-141‘ stages in many 30;... '1c :1 m.
the past two years was Oldered releas- suit of the heaV'V' wing of the firut
ed, by Judge Vl'illiam F \Ialtbie, of the part of the week, but generally were
Superior court, yesterday. on a writ of 14>. pdmg foda .
habcas comm DI" 4“th F L031“? Hattisburg, Miss, was the only city
of the hospftal staff. testified lhfli Di‘. ‘isolatld bV' thc waters. {iliilUU'fll a
Gilbcrt was a fit subject to be releas- score of olhef'g wprp partly cut (,3; it
ed. “as estimated that. twenty-five hun-
It was the first time. in sevelal years died pqsom chirflv “03:109., wmp
that habcas corpus 91'0““)de have homeless as a result of floods around
bern used to free a patient. in the Hatti lung and \luidian
writ, Dr. C. FldeaVlland the superw Hundreds of other relidpnts of
intendent of the hospital, was alleged flooded sections were fotcerl to flee.
to 1’" detaining the Danburv pthxclan but the 1035 of life was re'matkablv
illegally. He made no defense.
Dr Gilbert was comm: 'tted to thel
Hospital far the Insane In a judge of:
the Superior court at. Bridgeport. He
was charged with criminal practice
on a. Mrs Braun, of Danbuiy, which
caused he: death. The husba nod
woman was also implicated The doc-l
tor was known a< '4 drtw fiend and ""1442
considered mentally unbalanced at the
:time.
{Continued on Page Flevcn).
EARMANTA ABLE
Til MARE PllRT
Efz'om the British
Ewhich collided with the steamer
'Marvland about five hundred miles
Heard in BridgCDOI‘t on? this port yesterday. indicated that
\—-——--—— ’she would make port under her own
The damage suit brought by W3 mam ,steam some time tomorrow. The Car’
,Krusch against the Connecticut Com-«mania. which has a large number or
Accident Suit Being
He said the had _no puny is being heard, before Judge Americans aboard. reported that her
and was eager to [Mike twebb in the Civil
Corporal GeorgeW. Bridgeport. man u:
Superior court damage was above the water line and
MW Mohewumnodnnger. Themry-
MISS TAElin
\':!1: (.114 c tics ol‘this Ltate and in the:
l in a trunk in the Tabor home here"
A .
i HALIFAX, N. 5 Dec 11 -—Mess.ages'
stunner Carmama ‘
llRERTi ASSERTEI]
Eli RAiiiE STATES
[Ti 1:: Units for Military and
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Political Convention to
'Defsnd Independence —-
Agreed on Prisoners-
Britain and LitV'inoff Near
Terms of Exchange in So-
viet Russia
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ol‘ 1314- How 1'11111~ tits ol’ l'T.=thnn'Z:i, Let-
\iii; l‘-~l.-n4!. l.,‘l:u;1111a, i‘luonia and
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Ecoml last ni 2H [111011;]: the unanim-
ous Vote of the 111cmb4-1's ol‘ the court
as a mark of their confidence.
Plans were made last cvcning to
have a l‘ancy-m‘ticlcs booth at the com-
ing Knights of Columbus Fair. and an-
nouncement was made that the second
Tuesday in January h:1_u been named.
for a social hunting the session to
take the form of a sewing scssion.
John Sullivan, of Saucatuck. was an-
nounc4-ri as havingr horn awarded a
$5 goldpiccc by the court.
Officers was clectvd last niaht as
foliour: lraml Rum-ht M15 C'. A.
M457. 1114:1111: Twasu 4-: Mi F in? '4. (‘nl-
lahan: Secrrtaxy Ali-4:4 Grace 0 mien:
llistmian ‘liiks Madeline Campbell;
l’rcphctess. Ml“. MarV Flint: Monitor,
M ~54 h'an4i44 Splan Srntincl. Mrs.
.V‘Tli} Iloaan: Organist, Miss: Bessie
' lilacs: Tiustec for three V'ea1s,Mrl.
hose- Dropln and Mrs. Julia Roanson.
Trustee 1m tVV' o _Vr-ars. Mrs. Annie
Campbell and Mrs. Mary O'Brien
i GERMANS SLOW m REMOVING
MINE".
BERLIN, Vi'cdneeday. Dec. 10.~=~—Ger~
man naval authorities have been ack-
.ward in removing mines from (‘44 man
waters, according to :4. Hamburg dis-
patch to the Vnsslschc Zeitung, At a.
meeting of the Nautical Association. in
that city the dispatch says maps were.
shown indicating that 8700 square
miles of the North Sea are 112' yet not
cleared. while America and I‘nz‘m-vt
have almost, . finished clearing 11441414:
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