I
llllllolsl
_...‘... .—
ii SERVICES
-.~,~-~,~ as; that Steps Be
_.2,: .. Recover Many
it _.;~._.;. of Dollars for
,4 5: cent 1
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.lilélilllll
timid CITED
intuition Failed to Com-‘
let Houses Until Long
Eli-t. the. Armistice Was.
pl
'3 ,\-;TON, Dec. 19.—-Ineflicl~
. - «nose. and (t disregard of
":5 of the act under which
were charged against the
us. Housing Corporation by
Public Buildings and
':: \ V‘s-ligating subcommittee
ill a report recommending
. 1» taken to recover many
.‘- of dollars alleged by the
. .illt‘" to have been expended
in :‘!y by the corporation.
Judgement by the corporation.
tort. as submitti-d to the Senate
ed. re sui‘ed in il:« failure it'
l,~ l'vf'tii: in; licililvillcy a single
' until 313104. two months Lll‘tel‘
.-‘i(,‘v “fits slg'lt‘d. 01‘ eight
iit'!’ thi- passage ot the up
:1 not.
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Bill Hill!
ti l3 iii IUNEAUJW
“Victims at Sheepshead
.‘tlt‘. [)e'L'. 10.—Monoxida
: . mused. the death oft‘our
bodies were found
I: »~ imme of Regner Ber-
, 'ilt‘lld 33y. according to
u.~--.l?c:il examiner l'u‘r
'«s'ttn lnxestigaied the
‘: 411E. '
W: discovered by Mrs.
'n Went to \islt her
. Mrs. Olga Berdoun.
. wrer to her knock, she
-. uml Mrs. Berdoun. her
. her daughter, aged
’. uni-<9, Alice. Sheridan.
l’ ysiu‘zons who Were
=lat-y had been dead
' hours.
flit Martin and repre-
disll'ict attorney’s
12ml the bodies agreed
— ‘ ' i been caused by
int-rated by a heater
.V. .
u EiiEEii it] Hit]
pom ae
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I 72':
to. will be available .84: G1
. .; .~. (its; stores I
Till A DAY
' its omen and Two Child-.
7 BY [lulu smvr
hillsfractious....... .
Illily
‘tvllo desires to help
: .rltltol'rmv may do so.
tblo territory to be
factories and the‘
1" .. Ad throughout the
. .we; pedestrians will beask-
.bzlte their mite. Boxes for ’
2):. 1,. 3.59;.
assocln'eo mess news FROM ALL PARTS or In; . .. LO av A snow. was mo ourt own OPERATOR '
5 ' .7 Entered at th s uth N m 031; nm E” ' -:—.. "l E N am
Ll al-iED 1870 e 0 on talk POI‘I’e _ p , . .
AB Office:“:fi°"'d'°h“ Mall Matter. 80 “DEW“ O ., ~ LY m. 19, 1919 Probably snow tonight and Saturday. 0
BRIIISH fRElllfll ‘SlElMER “WEE WWW i 1‘
. WARNER UAI ,'
, MANXtilN; HAS GONE low T. Hull... its.
three members of the crew of the Brit-' steamer British 15108. due in New peigigiotrtn.)gs:::dag LB 5;“ 31‘:
lsh freight, steamer Mnnxman have “if,“ no“ Monday. case of W’iliiam K‘ruach. this city
been drowned at sea and thefiip iSIG he Manxman left Portland, Me, for .
‘ ‘ ibraltar. Dec. 11. She was a steam-
supposed to have gone down, accord- er of 4,827 gross tons. built in 1888 and
'mg to a wireless message intercepted owned by R. Lawrence Smith, Ltd., her
Krusch asks damages of
compensate him for the
.500 to re-
35 of his
:lt the Camperdown Station today. home port being Montreal. igtfigggihewggfi blip: ‘t‘lx‘lzet '(i‘ahrt2
.. _ . ._c._ machine, he claims. is a to loss. and
alleges negligence on the rt 0: the
car crew in causing the ‘ sh. The
case had not been complet late yrs-
tcrday afternoon when the: court ad-
journed until next Tuesday?
Before opening the K ch case.
llTEllPlllAllElflASSASSINATE “
i .. “SWUNTFRENCHWWBUN.tssrc’ssszrstzr13:52::
‘ , ' he moved his quarters te mrily to
DUBLIN. 1365- Ill—An attempt was Ithe car and another pierced its back. @2322“
made at one o’clock this afternoon toiA ’(‘F'Clisf Dancema“ acmlg as escorti Krusch admitted on t e
assassinate Viscount French, the “a“ h" ‘n {he “’0‘- istand that he had bough
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. :prnch at the Ashtown Station was the” L. Hastings who h
witness
been his
against the Connecticut Ginny. Mr. '
The military escort which met Lord lwhich was not. a new on {the 055:;
Hill millill '
noun will
PLANT Jill STATE
Refinery May Invest $300,000
in Stamford Property-—
New York Fnanciers Sup-
A certificate of incdrporatlon was
filed in the office of the secretary of
the state yesterday by the Doane
Sugar Refining Company of Stamford,
and it is expected that the conc m.
which is financed largely by New
York financiers, will purchase land
and buildings in Stamford to carry on
its business. The incorporation cer-
part of the co. ty court ltificate was signed by Arthur L. Ship—
a.
man. George H.
Leith.
The capital stock of the new con-
cern is $5001000. divided into 5.000
shares at a par value‘ot $100 each all
Day, and Louis r1.
Lord French was driving between ‘ mine distance behind when the attack ' ‘ x
the Ashtown Gate of Phoenix Park ‘twcurred but quickly galloped to metpggngg‘ifJfaligsgéggmgififimgs,at}:
and the Vice-Regal Lodge,‘ when a .scene. being summoned by a woman‘Hag‘tmgs was y e pa
shot was fired. A civilian nearby was ,who was driving a (31‘
instantly killed by the bullet. thord French's baggage.
A policeman was wouudod at the
same time.
She turned
back immediately on hearing the flr-' ,
Ving. The attack on Lord French was , I
Lord French, however, escaped the made two hundred yards from the'
ichinery for the refining of sugar. is
fate evidently intended for him.
Several shots are said to have. been i
fired by Lord French’s assailants. The with a civilian as Lord French passed. j
military present promptly returned ,Loughlin was killed during the shoot-i
the tire and one of the assailants was iing. The civilian with whom he had -
shot (lead. His body lay by the road- . been talking. fired a". Lord French and ;
side. > ,another policeman killed him. The
Ambulances were immediately rattacking party fled across the fields
rushed to the spot. Information gathwtoward Dublin. None of Lord
cred indicated that the assassins fired ;l“rench at the Ashtown Station was
from a field while the vice-regal party} One report says that the attack was position recently given D.“ Rovt'ell. of
was passing along: the road. lmade with revolvers and bombs. The 3 Stamford. Friends of Dr. $1191". in
The most intense excitement pre‘fciviilan who was killed is declared to ithn medical circles orthe ‘ci’ty, who
\‘zlilcd when two tanks passed through ;have had a bomb in his'hund. .were in favor of his appointment. are
the streets at about 2:30 p. m. LONDON, Dec. 19.~News of the at- ‘at. odds with the board of directors 0.-
A number of men were hiding In a ,tempt to assassinate Viscount French the hospital because nf the splpclion
field beside the road when Lord tin Dublin was confirmed this after- of an outside physician.
French motored past. The first shot inoon by the Irish office. A late mes- Officers were elected last night as
struck in front of the vice-regal car. sage from Dublin said Viscount follows:
but the second entered the side of French was "all right." PresidentuDr. Henry C Shel-er.
SEEAUB, SUFFERINGlillitllllllawmulin 4'
unaliguvutnllll ANll millinnlall
Ashtown Station. .
Policeman Lougblin was talking
At the annual meeting of the Nor-
'walk Medical Society. hefd last night,
Henry C. Sherer tor the hospital stall
l’cr-
Meek.
fiflVERNMENT SAYS
'Io.~
of the second dis-
trict firemen has been substantially
lrecognized by the receipt of two
ichcclts and a letter of commendation.
‘ . ;A check for $25 and a grateful letter
Jacob 501m“? I}? W§Sl¥£§£gndsrtiieeel§ ‘ complimenting the firefighters on
Olltkm ”‘3‘ his; orig‘rrgme by gas CS_-their promptness and worth. has been
‘11 l'orwzl t, ' . ' ‘ . . , .
1039i“: from a heater in his room. “1:5 Beatriz); E71?egogil‘dugaSI’E‘hi-stdchtteafglned
morning}. 3W3? he had suffered 815“” 6 letter is the result of the work done
a 0 ex'. , 3
05H: X‘SSDO’HdCd well to treatment ren- gigglhecoizréglperé:t}3:]{eggrtl'l’tleblaze in a
tiered by Di" R0139“ M- Wolfe, and ms Harris 8: Gaps hare awarded the
condition in the Norwalk Hospital, atlcompanies with :1 check for 313 as a
noon tOdaY. was 531d to be fa‘fl’ good. ‘ mark of their appreciation of th lire—
)ir, Schaub was .i‘ound 1“ his .39“ men‘siefi‘orts that prevented a sertous' n
at 10:30 o’clock, this morning. “11:10 _ f“... ,...L.pnt1y in the Hotel Clifford. L .
in the garage his attention was lit-'Hmfig . ‘
x': Calls are the owners, of the
tracted toward the house. by the coir -
The efficiency
“'ASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—-—Termina-
tion of the soft coal strike was not a.
settlement, but a victory for the Gov-
ernment. Attorney-General Palmer to—
vestigaiing the strike.
“The Government has won its fight,”
er. Palmer said. “There was no set-
, tlement. in acmulitr; the men and
‘the union officers have complied with.
'our demands and returned to wor "-
. Eltl11t12liz. James B. Rutledge. propri- l: E
stunt ringing 0f the telellfl‘llw be” etor of the. hotel business. gave the P [3%
Seeing a light in his fathrrs room. finmiln a testimonial‘ banquet last L LI [
and wondering Why the ’phone was not
answered. he sought his father. finding
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week. l
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land. when the heater was extinguish-I
‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' - local merchants Saturday night. The
i ti)“ $02311??? riiimystiialfii midi}: bogus checks called for $47 and $.30.
a or ‘ ' I . .
‘ i. ' wooden b)X. filled “’ilh SCI'E 3- 11'1“) d olice head‘ “afters-
and removed him for further care to.1n “ ‘ cellaprp {E is e p q
him unconscious in the gas-filled room.i 4 . fiET HflAXF“
It is- thought. that shortly after be. u
lit the gas heater Mr. Schaub was;
;striken with the stroke of apopleayu _ . NUE “BUSE. A man representing IngHfash-“F'
' ‘ " ' - ,Bl'm'.n." a former resi ent 0 or-
Side hec;;:soitng;o 3:231331nbxf0hggteCLé WES]. AVE jwalk, passed two worthless checks on
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t' to brought him out of danger i ‘ A small fire hmke out this morning). description of the than has been fur-
some in . . . ‘
_ gper. near the furnace in the‘ o . ——
the hospital. lthc Dudley E. Raymond residence, 60 .
EWest avenue. No damage was done,‘
i the blaze being extinguished by chemi'i
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Firemen from the Central Stationi
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tin lace. ,
trons of that popular ea g p cars and delegates to the American}
(.. / W
-. ‘ . I O Federation of Labor conventions.
it / ;-;'..:‘".";““ ’3'5' - will lit-1p $18 A WEEK AL WED l\lifhlle San Francisco anidthe districtx
’ .. . '- = be mm, ‘ i at large is yet to be hea from, it is
.r I)“ i ll. I{:i‘.‘ilrlnbd C.& I“ EMPIJOYEF not 'eX'Detted to Change the result,
I wonwzu. All." young ‘ A revolver or gun shot was fired
. which is as follows:
"Compensation Commissioner Edward . ' President.
’1‘. Buckingham has granted Joseph ‘ M. F. Green. . . ‘.... . . . . . . ......
' McFarland. of this city. compensation C. F. Donigan. .3: . . . . . . . . . . .
or $18 a week until such time as he is- . ~ -' Secretary and Treasurer.
able to "resume work. McFarland «is Martin F Lawlor. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Morin {m min egtiongtohis lgtt : ‘ . mmlp‘aonmflon. ‘
4,004 the train, due in South Nor-walk
1,471 11:58 o'clock, as
” the Springwood ."cut."
thro
“1,436. 12:10 o’clock this aft
t
[lanolin suiting
'a l'rsolulion was passed endorsing D12.
Secretary-Treasurer- Dr. James A. 1
i .n‘ i
ll WflN Vlfilfllilt
day told the Senate sub-committee in-l
xcommon stock. The certificate gives
.the company the right "to plant, cul-
containing loan. 4 in cancellation 0‘ a :tivate. produce and raise. directly and
,, nimi Ell,
itl'u‘ough others, sugar
‘sugar beets and other crops."
cane. maize.
The
lings, and to install the necessary ma-
also given the incorporatofi
(‘apital
yesterday that the new concern was
to expend about $300,000 for land in
Stamford. but George H. Day of Hart—-
lord. one, or the incoi'porulors. said
.tllat he did not know what the plans-
of the company are.
' “All i know." he said. ‘is that the
§papers passed through our oflice and
further than that I have no knowl-
iedgo.” Arthur L Shipman said that
what information he had could not be
vaivcn out until consent had been se-
t-urcd from the company officials in
,Xew York city.
._.____ _. __ _.
millionth MAN .
AfiREES ll] PAY
Mlltllllnllilx
l
{Mortimer V‘l’. Cook, a private dc-
tectivc, of New YOrk city. who spends
Ehis summers on Harbor View Beach.
ithis city, alter having been interview—
ied by an agent of the Internal Reven-
lue Service. has agreed to pay the Gov-
ernment tax on a motor boat be open
ated in local waters, after holding up
payment {or some time through a mis
understanding.
Following: a visit paid Chief of P0-
lice \Villiam it. Pennington, by an in-
Iternal revtnue deputy. several days
lago. it was reported a Federal warrant
[had hetzi sworn out for Mr. Cook. a“
tstaterni his had both credited him to
1the effect that he wouldn‘t pay the
Government. Tiles» rumors were dc
nied this morning by Inspector Jame:
J. Walsh, Hartford. who told The Son-
‘tlrlel that :e sun a deputy to Nor-
vxu‘lt to interview Mr. Cook, who had
consented to pay the tax.
and didn’t, know he was liable to the
taX.
‘1‘
l. A. ll. lAl .
IN Nllifll smalls
V
port Company—Incorpor-iDissolution of “Big Five"
anon Papers Filed i
right to purchase land to erect build~‘
He, had dis1 3
pus-1d of his motor boat. it Was stated, ‘
,EIXED 'IN DECREE
Strikes Geat Blow at High
’ Cost of Living
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lPackers Always to Be Un-
der Federal Court Super-
vision
l W YARDS
CHICAGO, Dec. ISL—The probable
trend of prices for food products tur—
nlerly handled by the packers during
the [woyear period in which the Swift,
Armour. Meiris. \Vilson and (ludahy
Companies must dissociate themselves
from all other than the meat. and pro
vision businesses today, was the sub-
ject of general speculation.
it‘ollowing announcement of tho-
cumpromisc agreement resulting from
institution of anti-trust actions against
the ST corporations and 49 individuals
making up the "Big Five" packers.
varying opinions as to the probable ef-
fect on the cost of living, were express—
ed. .
(Continued on Page tight).
lEfi
limit/Elli
* Minimum...
Judge Green Rules Against
Savin Rock. Park Com-
mission
Xlin HAVEN, llec. 19.~-In uphold-
ing; a demurrer filed to a complaint
asking tor an injunction, Judge Gardi-
ner lreene yesterday held that the.
lcgirlativc act establishing the Park
Commission for Savin Rock was un-
‘constitulional. and that the state had
no right to take riparian rights of own
ers along the Savin Rock shore front.
The town had tried to enjoin 1. Vi". Res-
nick. of New Haven, from erecting a
.bathinz pavilion. The town claimed
lthut the Legislature intended to give
‘it t‘w right to turn the property into
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a rublir- park. and that. Resnick had;
DC iii‘:'- to the property.
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file-iii“ ENI! l‘sE
oi: no
Wflfllfl; Elli] MEN
Timidly discussing in hushed voices
Ethe pledicted end of the world, on
ll‘l’ednesday, “'illiam Lengyel and Al-
!bcit Kuhn. of Springwood, were walk-
ing along Mechanic street. Tuesday
night, on their way home, when a col-
ored man, plunging apparently from
’the sky. dropped ltcadforemost at their
feet, and laid there moaning.
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lllETIISEll “ .- {multimillion
. ll] mun ARMS
fiET SEVERE Sflfillli:
' CAB ABE ENlilNEFEMw...
‘ through the cab of the engine drawingl
at when the Cuban sch
mama annals repaying vagina copes. Captain
i .The December meeting Of the D- 1"; Bewildered and terrified at this ap-
iR. “'35 held in the chapel 0f the com. parent manifestation of the neat-mess
‘gregational church, Norwalk, sealer-got the world’s destruction, Lengyel
day. There was a large attendance of and Kuhn were of a mind to flee in
“19 mpmberé and their guests. After horror. but. a moment‘s reflection in-
.1
ie
waways D
- ARCADIA, Fla... Dec. 19.—-—Lieuten-
A8 SChooner Capsues ant. Norris S. Bailey. of Worcester,
Mass, were instantly killed and Lieu
NORFOLK, Va... Dec.
Lieu
River's: inched to the naval air torcc.
craze ,cmlr «$.1an WWW
>1 ,
In War Maneuvers six dev‘s.
19.—F‘ive tenant’E. V. Brnndenstein was injured sci-en days in the Week.
pt’members of the crew and fifteen stow. at an altitude of 4,000 feet. When the all enaazed in similar lines of trade
it was passing- aways were believed to have been lost accident occurred the aviators were shall be placed on an equal footing.
‘ oonen Sunbeam doing odenstvc combat maneuvers over
emoon. No onc‘tnmed tame, yesterday. I35 miles on Carlstrom field. where they were at
warm! with a that prosecution-t
tllllé‘collltrlull-lolsutvltl<
0f Mill PRICES Pill ltltlltl
m Ptltoctln
'5.
E350 Have Been Executed and
900 Persons, Including ‘
English and” French Citi-
zens, Arrested “
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General Denikine Gains an
i Important Victory in the
l Volga Valley
l HELSINGFORS. Doc. 19. Discov-
'ery of an anti—Bolshe’vik plot is report-
ged in l’etrograd. Nine hundred per-
.sons, including several French and
t‘English citizens, have been arrested.
ilThrce hundred and fifty have been ex-
ecuted following trial by a revolution-
ary tribunal.
HELSINGFORS. Dec. 19.-~Estl10nia
has am'ccd to return arms to the
Northwestern Russian Army and par-
‘tit—ipiitc in an attack on l‘etrosrad if
the allies and Admiral Kolcliak. of
the Omsk Government, recognize the
independence ot Esthonla, aceording
to newspzlpt r dispatches received
3llel‘c. it is said this agreement was
{incorporated in an answer to an allied
'notc l‘l‘t‘t‘lVHl u_t--‘.3.<thonia recently.
HELSINGFORS, Dec. 19.r—~Gen¢~:‘al
lucnikim- has gained an important vic-
,tol‘_\“ between Tsaritsin and Kamishin.
.in the \‘olgn \‘ulley. according to
n(*“‘>[)3pt r dispatches rcccived here.
'lt is said he has taken 10,200 prison-
ers, besides capturing five cannon and
(Continued on Page Fix).
llvEN Pills“ til
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i SlNlilNfi DE VESSEE
”Cuban Schooner Goes Down
Off Virginia Capes "
} NORFOLK. llec. lit. Ton of tits
crew uni fivn (‘Elincre prrisltcri \‘t'cl-
ncsdily when th» "‘Jluln :«chotmt-r Sun-
bciml ki-ri‘cd ow {Villa :—unk 15:3 lll.lcs
oil' the Virginia (‘tipt-s. The story of
.llle Si'il disaster ml .‘ert’ol‘ yes-
tlldzly Who'll the l" ... cunt-ti c'HttT
‘Rlanill‘ll‘. lunde d s» vein sum Lljius n: :he
shin, im-hxdir: i‘ mi. Riv-Wain. v prof
the (‘1'! W, two (“him »_ :illti 1"!" ll n _\ of
.llifili.‘ r Chinese.
.‘t-cr,..d"nn to it. .‘m‘r o" ll‘i sur-
\‘ll'(l' the Sultlw-‘ntl ‘oet l: ~l' <Iil‘~ in .1
limit Lt .~l(lll‘l ‘.‘v.llri:l\ ll:c‘:'. l .“ Miles
H "(‘.'~' mu! . ml) in r'iil} trom-
Err: st u \VJiR mkwr. in luv: l)‘: till ‘lni-
«3r l‘H" l.” :ullship anal touml for sev-
eral i”“l.".‘< will?" wholes." tolls xvi-re
‘Stllt "'3’ .‘l l"\i'§illi' ("ML l' in (Hill0 to
her aid.
The Manniun responded from
folk and took the Sunbru'll in
The very] ti"\“‘lnpt'il it dangerous
leak Tuesday night and Capt. River-
snn was forced to cut the tow line to
prevent his vessel from being swamp-
ed. The Mannllllz stood by. On '\\'cd-
nt-sday morning the Snub: am :‘llrldon-
ly keeled over and unit in “a“; loan a.
minute. Thr- .\l:mr.in;: lélll"".vd boats
.lllti cft‘ctlwl the rcstui 4 'l'Etw Chinese
were said in l‘.:,.vc been 1.1-)“1‘4'232.
The Snnbucm \“1-u in master.
17-0 feel in lclutlll and : niirl ironl lila-
x-rinc on Vowslnlcr 2.? for Nrw York
via Matanzas. I
Nun--
tow.
fl-‘rltn
WOULB pixiFORCE THE
. SUNDAY CLOSING LAW
i
i ’A petition. humorously signed by
the retail merchants of South Norwalk.
has been presented to Prosecuting At-
torney Cramcr C. liegeman. asking for
_ law. it seems that most of the mer-
chants not engaged in any line of busi-
,ness classed as a business of neces-
‘siiy are desirous of closing their stores
:on Sunday, belietim: that all trading
should and can be done on the other
lint they are mct With the
lrefusal of two or three dealers to
C1030“ or. Sunday. and, to meet thin
competition, the petitioners are forced
~ to keep open their places uf business
In order that
‘r *q A“ 1533.311???“ lwere. summoned by telephone. Nat! “l: TREE MUTlLATBRme business meeting, Mrs. Robert dicated he had stumbled from the Me-
. 1“. 3t sinf'i iomop. A number of overseas .boys and‘kno‘vlng how serious the fire might be,‘ 1 _ . iWay, regent, read an interesting reflcbanic street railroad bridge. They
.. (le my. to (.01. {"1 l- aid 8. very m ‘ 3" deserved ; Chief George F. Bogardus rang in ana sport of the :state convention, held rev; picked up the man, who later was
"'1 ii >‘.llviitioxi ”‘ml’ p t t Mrs K' owell forlalarm from the master box, at,th9 Sta” John W. Bancroft, 38 France street. cently in Middleton, Conn. Mrs. Da- identified as William Henry Freeman.
" “ mun: the comp imen 0 10‘ 'ed 3. .mg-S éepotttion. to summon 119va only the Donna-2 has notified 901109 headquarters he is Vis 3180 gave 3 ”Port- This was ,fOI‘ . 10 “’ood street, and summoned assist.-
ilr-cu'tqn of than} Wat‘s imtgrdyav “m. ‘presemgng! nent firemen being on duty at the willing.to pay a reWard of $50 tor in- lowed by an address by Samuel 1- ance. Freeman died the following day
"“11" "1 t'illlcCL- les‘taulwai; U) Cshl‘istn-lds {Rifle contain; time. . formation that will lead to the arrest Brown, of the annectjcut, Board of in the Norwalk Hospital.
5 U “ ‘. 19f: wnd immg‘jlt 1 '(Il‘hP thou ht originated in and conviction of the Daft?- 01' Dames, Education. The subject presented Kuhn and Lengyel are among the
V 'l i” m" mg P"3’1 t' Ft ilk Tortorella the de- PRESIDENT GREEN who mutilated evergreen trees on his was: 'tnght Schools; One Means 0f witnesses to the accident who have
1' :1 " mp mm”1110 1; 1m d he was largely in' IS RE.ELECTED Cannon street property. A number of Patriotic Edudation." i been summoned to appear at Coroner
;. .~ . -‘ We ”Gt boot “Ci ' an“ .- the money - , fine trees were wilfully destroyed by Refreshments were served of creamy: John J. Phelan’s inquest, to be held ”19 enforcementfiof the Sunday closing
,., :l':1;., of :lryfllmggiién I; (3391:? diifiabie in her --- unidentified trespassers. , “gig“:ogocifsecglggre‘ mm Cha‘les; fiamonowsmoming’qig the cg}. Hall
, {iv ,. ii. mumps, .. ' * '- James Quinn, the organizer of the. ”M ~ ~ 9 - - ‘ , etective erseant omas nut is
. . ’ :1 “my corps. 11111:: dfi xt-toxx‘l‘i,S $31.. 21110:: 3113c 3:32:12: tinit ed Hatters’ m, North America, has - A. Quintard, Mr; 8. E13 mfwd‘fifs- , busy today locating other witnesses.
I ‘ ”:1" mm; “m l-k 9p? the courtesy shown the pa- just received the official announce-i ‘ W3 Karim ’3' “M "1‘: . :~—-—-
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