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SOUTH NORWILK, 00“., HIDAY,DEC.28,1919 CIWdy and warmer twill“-
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gnu 11111113111
WINE 3112111 BY
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Patrolmen—— Discover Truck-
load of “Christmas Cheer”
and Notify Federal Auth-
orities
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. .und Hanging to
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HARTFORD,
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26.—-~More than
12 1-" per cent alcohol, and consigned
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Too gallons of Medella wine, averagingithose Who got some of it and who
{SHALL HflY IS HILLEH iHEATH LIST IN SWISS
III HIS YO0Nfi UNCLE! AVALANCHE IiHOWS
Carelessly Left Shotgun ISA Eight Atom Killed in Hotels
Discharged as ChildrenI and Sanitarium
_ Are Playing With It I ,
GENEVA, Dec 26 ——Tho avalancshe
2:6 —-—licrbert D which occurred at the mountain resort
,‘of Davos \Vednesuay caused tenor
Aamong residents and visitoxs and I‘IC'
1sulted in a number of deaths in the
'1illagc its1-.lf Unt- huge powdery ava-
lanche swept down upon a sanitarium ’
smashi 11;; doors and windoWS on the
first and second stories and killing a.
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fHOM USE 0f W000 ALO0HOL
HARTFORD. Dec. 26.~»V\'ith eight pccted to arrest members of a New;
men dead as the result of wood alco-, York firm which the police sav fur-
hol poisoning in this city. Haitford:r1ished the wood alcohol.
city and State Police and Federal au- The ramifications of the affair are
thorities were at work today in an ef-' expected to involve firms and poisons
fort to round up the men responsible Ajin other cities. A New Haven man
for the sale of the poison and to warn Iwas stricken blind. on \Vednesday. aft-
cr he had taken wood alcohol, Coroner
1Eli Mix found. The Hartfoxd cargo
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STAMFORD, Dec.
.Bruce. 6 1ears old, of Bogota, N J.
was killed last night when a shotgun
was discharged in the hands of his 12-
‘yearvold unc' e. Reginald l’aight. The
tragedy occurred in the Paight home“
WW :1 family Christmas 1cunion was
held.
have. not yet taken any. Four men ar—
. . to Mike Coppelli proprietor of 11111 tested last night and this morning by: consisted of twelve barrels of the mix- Sev: ral of the men in the house had IRussian “A“ man and h” “"1"“ ‘md 5‘
- ( oppelli (‘ate Company. Inc., at 4111 :the Hartford police were charged with ture. which the four men charged With tern duck hunting and left two load- Anou‘” injuring “3‘9”“ who” “3‘“
:‘Hont street, were confiscated. last mutder in connection with the sales smurder say came to them all ready to ed shotguns in a room when lhe." I‘CM‘A' cie imprisoned in the upper floois
3night, by Federal Agent M. J.
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ii SIIS HAVE
I at several thousands of dollars,
at retail.
‘ ' Ii1vye1 gin the police court this morning. and
The wine was estimated to be valued,
it sold I disposing of the
1throuzhou1 the night.
It is considered a miracle that. the
sanitarium did not collapse. as the
walls were badly damaged.
Ibo. sold. They say they bought the
who was taken in the act ot~twelvc barrels for 812.000. and that
illegal liquor. wasithev merely added water to it before‘
charged with violating the liquor law. j putting it on sale. ,
turned. The guns were found by the
two boys and they were playing with?
them when the one held by the elder
bov Was discharged sending the
a fifth.
I; fig 13 iLE LAAlA ELY} Alleging that the dri1 er and lielpe: ANew Britain and Holyoke. Mass, po-, James Charcovich. who was admit— charge through his nephew's heart. ‘1, .Anmiwr “Yahweh" W” (m ”‘9 H011:
'11.’ 1 l of the automobile truck in which ths lice acting on information from this led to the Hartford Hospital. at 9 ‘luxcclsior killing two employes and
wine was shi ipped here from New ltity. r'ecui'ed a quantity of the poison- o'clock. Thursday night. died at, 3:30 doing much damage.
IYork violated State and Federal laws
‘1 NIB—(it? to Halt the; by transporting liquor from one stau
into :1110ther,])wvcr arrested Edw aid
'- 1 REV OlutionaryAI E. Armstrong. of 205 Capitol avenu1-.
.1 1.,2-9 owner and driver of the truck. with
his helper. Patrick Rossi, of 248 l'lt-as-
AAA1‘11’4IILIY. 1,90 23._A1)_lilut street, this city.
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_ A third avalanche almost overwhelm-
It'd the Pension (lermania. Five dead
1:11'1': b1-1n taken 110111 this building.
but it is feared that others are buricd‘
under the Wreckage.
()nc French invalid child had a mir
aeultms est-ape. Though the room in
which it lay was almost filled with
:11011' the cot was untouched.
Six avalanches swept down within
ous (oncoction in their respective cit-'
’11:. The Federal authorities were ('11-.
LOST EONIINENT
IN I’AEIEIE 00EAN
NEW YOHH HAHIEAL
“WALH” HHOHEN HP
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PHITINH THE PEACE
TREATY INIO EEEEIIT,
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Placards Destroyed by P0-
lice and Volunteer Assist-.
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- l'.1lv askina that those "—“"—"'——‘ , _ ,
A ., ’.', . ‘ I _ 111 hour. all leaning their natural bed:-
A .;nA1A1A1A\.€v"§teIi's C%n§i1?gnit~liflsrl‘. JilHN FAMILY A I ants 'l't‘om the Schiahorn Mountain. 1‘1‘1-1'
-111AAHunaarv,Aar1> beibn? I . 1 ~ .1 1 1 - I l’xt’tls 11 111' 11 1 . . ,~ ' . . - . - ‘. , [Lansing llavos. and carrying dow.“
“11.. rpm?“ '1‘01111-rm1-111‘ BLI'11\()S HIRE Dec 26.1111. * s. M‘- 1-1.'~Un.e1"nr'1s 11.1l .5111“ S'Oltlx. Dec. 21;. The New t1-l121':1pli and tel-phone win-s, This
f . ‘. '. ‘ ‘.‘ _ '111 nce ot a lust continent in the Pact- begin litre curly next work 1111111.. cn \11'k Doltt'c broke up the attempted .s the first time the avalanches have
31””‘2‘1‘ Comm llemow l Ifit (Juan :1 6.Utllhmile prehistoric 'll‘ 1 . l (1... ,. 111.... , . . .. Christmas Day demonstration of the lill'itll this route. Ilappilv thev 0c
1sse1'ted that. whereas t1\'1' I“b "d' 1. ’.‘ 1 b ,) Q h \ ,‘ ‘l "I am "In-d” "‘ “Hi" 5 01“ 1.1‘ M" It“ , ,f , 4‘ ' fl, _ . , I' . r _. , , ,, .1 . I i’ 1-1 ‘IA 1 Aq .
‘1 , S , ,3 _ a ,3), up I“ 1 11 1.11 111 ant 111111111: 1.out {met m,” Prepztt‘aler‘; m '31111111' mp , .1.” . Ham Oi . mm. 1 101 pt) 1t1c.1l Till?" 1111111 .111 l 1e :1 I .noon.1111n 11111. 111
1.11111 “ ‘1.“ 9h 11_ H , . . 1 -.('a and llawan. long submerged, is he ' ' F ' cums here yesterday. hen-r211 hun— the pvt-2w “‘t'l‘i‘ 0‘13 01 «1001‘s. It IS 1'"
1-.1111'1'14'111111: ‘“ 1:“??“5' fine sought by an American scientist, “Tilly into effect. it was anticullf‘vtl (ll‘l‘tl paiadtis 11.11111 13Aspt“,:<t‘tl pm.- [11.11111 that on.- :1111'11111-111- passed
’ A‘ Afn times 111111111111 :Alflml '\\'illian1 Alanson Bryan. professor of today. The session: will he hvld 1:11. aids 11' '1‘ 1i1st11111d and a numb1" of within ten yards of :1 party of Atneii
A‘A uj'IAsAiiiintAlaAimtAnltAA 1:11:1H1\111‘1\111‘1:_: IZoology and Geology in the College 111‘ 111 r m‘, presidency 0, General Lerond. arrests for disobeditnct- of or'd1: 1.1 remand l-Znalislrskiers. . .
1,14 “. ‘1' .zi'1- 2-11 (“H-1.! 121'1- . ___'ll:111an, “ho left Honolulu last June a “‘.‘”th of the French delegation. disband. . . . It “ill 1:11-11» supial days to (Jr-pill...
_, , , m ”.1 1- 'lu- Input) slimm 110111.13,- sprved [121- on his remarkable quest. , ~.... 1. 1; < ._ .. ‘ ‘ Advance warning: of drastic action itads. Many (ltristmas i11st11'1t1cs
Am.“ H A . '1‘ AA. “HT,” ,.‘ ' ‘_ . llc'l's. 1:111- \\ 1111111511111. in 1111 action of: 111'. Bryan, who came to ArgentinJ. 1"" “'“ b ““0" “”1 ”Nd ”‘9 (""' ‘0 b0 Ink-'1'! bronco! chances in plans 11-1111 cancelled and winter sports haw
" " ‘ “7‘1"" 1‘” A" ‘A' A ‘lA llllt‘llllt‘tltlt‘l'. brought by 111591111 R0.'b.\' way of Mexico and the “1351 coast man delegation. llritish and ltalian to: the do inonstratimt. Instr-ad of I11 1-11 temporarily suspended at Davos.
111111” ms :111- inimlv 1-1:» S'A'Sfi‘ll‘A',‘"A “AH-“lingual Fll‘t'ct, against (”A South America, “he“? he studied delegates will arrive here Monday. to making 1"“ WWW-“Si"? Sllfiwlnrz. the \\ "tn the trains :11'1 hirwkod
~11; l)1-'>' :11 1111.111-1'Qn1'1-s: ,1“, 1\lt1‘1_-d it. St._ John, Oscar It, St. John, ; \olcanocs and Andean Geology ‘5 have part in the dclib: '1';1tion'. ,f. , h __ . “"—
vmh‘i Th“. tllIlL:'l‘1ll\‘ .I‘t’SSlt‘ 1'1. l’hillipson. l-rances St. John about to return to \alparaiso. where The Supreme Council did not hold . 11nl.l’:lll'll on l 1.11 l own), I I
”U.” bourgeoisie 110111 ”1'“ Seoley and Mary J. Jones. 11111, case bo- ; he will board «a ship for the lit? le isl- I n -~ -—-~ ~2—
1, is “a, hm 1111-1: :11-1- 111:: returnable to the‘ (011,-: Ur C011,. and 01 Juan l‘ei'nztndez, four hundred a session t0dfl)’. but annouud a meet-
1111 . 31"” to halt. ”n. 1111111 I’ll-us. on the lust Tuesday 01 miles out. The island is inhabited bv ing for tomorrow r “ ,,
£111.11 raunpaeef’ ,Januari'. 1920. ‘_‘ ““3” colony ”1 fishermen and their BERLIN, Dec. 26, via Bas le.—— SN, RT H lNfi T RN
,I‘ ,> 111'1'11.-'11'1'l ”mt anI Some tin-111'- years or more “20 Al I‘”””““"- allied mph to the latest German 1101110.? . HA” ti.“
1;: :- 1-11.11 found f1'1-d Ix. >1. John, (‘lll' ot’ the detenti- 1“ ”I“ T’lnladelph "‘- Acnd"m-‘ 0f regarding the peace treaty protocol AEIfiAREI IE8 AM" «'1
1.3: , (1111‘. ”In“, banging-ants. pledged “1,”, 1m. Dalllllkfi.h pal: Natutal Science, saiddhe professor,1 was published here today. I - l‘ 1 . . -
. ,‘ 11.11111 01 woods neat IOAA diamond ear- tunes and :- d amonl > I “ 11* SUI'DFISEd 3.3931 380 10 diSCOV-l The first paragraph of the reply ex 1 ‘.-. illiam Bruce oi the dancmg team
.1, 'mwflmpw declares: ring, for loans made l):' the plaintiff ‘er cetta little flesh water molluscs We“ lsflctlon that. the
iOne of the ear dings is now ciaim' '11 i from J“ Fernandez that W Ehares {fie polnto
1:111'1-‘1'nincnt of Hun-
1-.-1;1hlisli relations with
lit-211111 it Will l’)!‘ kt‘lll
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l0E IHIEVES
,by the. defendant. 1‘-l'.'s. Phillipson. anl
1tlie other by Mrs. Seelcy, and the:
have replevined the same from the
plaintiff. The diamond ring is claim»
ed by the defendant. Mrs. Jones. Al-
fred K. St. John claims to own them
'ordinzuilv similar in their characteris- of the allies that the dispositions of
. 5: Val]. Oscar B. St. Joan claims they all
- ‘ “ ‘ Ibclongt- (l to the mother of the defend
1 .- (2.3111 ‘tmis. Mary I‘ S: John, widow of Cap-f
.- ,3 111%,: \i: FR M J 111111 Osmr St. .iohn, and wants Dos--
' U“ session of them for the. mother’s cs-
1:11“.
ft-ndants to appear
the 111111! determine the various claims
to the property.
Judge \\'alsli,
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ASE HESIENSS
of the Court of Corr»
The action requires all the do A
in court to have‘
1- 1 ,- , .3- , N 111011 l’leas issued an injunction in the-
I' all blinds, 1" POL'action restraining the defendants,
_ 1! In 1453311“ on 1 Mrs. Phillipson and Mrs. Seeley, ll'uu
proceeding with their replevin action:
until the questions involved in the 111‘-
‘tion 01 inierpleader are. 111‘t:1'111ined.
The plaintiff has no furtlur interest.
than to secure the money 5 11.111 him or.
the loan, for which the property 1'.':'..~,
pledged
One of “'hom Is
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'.‘IT. Four 1111-11
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runnty jail here
.111 attack by six
-,'.:'_1 rlu‘l'ilAlS. one of-
HHEAH ALL HEO0HHS
HERE IN HOLIIIAY
P. 0. BUSINESS
firlA-I- yesterday The greatest amount of business in
I" ‘ hiistmas‘ the ltist01v of the Smith Norw alk post
”‘1“ 0“ dllt.‘ Eoffice was handled during the last few
" - -‘ 1‘21? 1"I9tU1r1-,pi'e-Chtistmas weeks
"'Il «‘0th ”WI drew Leary estimated toda1 that
I'll in ”10: there was an increase of from 3') to
_E‘HI.\'. “as shot 50 per cent. ov'et the biggest of pre-
;vious holiday busines: records.
All departments showed a marked
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' true are Diwrii'tlI
\‘.'.-st 370, known?
blower: Albert?
known to policef
\litt‘licll, \vitltlI
Frank I
alias‘
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Mower;
Johnson,
11.1‘1 burglar.
parcels wer,e on the average, not as
bulk; as in previous years, but there
were many more of them.
'ordinary jump in the number of greet-I
ing cards and booklets was noted.
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‘ : 'i Alcrcus 11‘; Bruce. performers on the
Palace Theatre bill, this week. threw
‘ » 111': 1:1,. knee joint while dancing dur-
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IABOII PROBIEN
IO0MS IAHGE HI
RAIIIIOA0 PLANS
Workers Will Fight With‘
Vigor Against Any Anti-
Strike Legislation
SENATE ANII 11111131
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in Path of Conferees
\\ \Slith. TON. l1cc. 26. Unstram-
bl up ()1 the tailroads and express com.
pani s under tiouu'nmvnt cont 0'1 to
111ak1 road} tot th1 1'11111'11 to their ml-
vatc owners on March 1. in ac'cotd-
anct 11ithtl11 prmlamatiun ct l‘i'efit~
111 tit \\ ilkon issut ti \\ mini-slit!) n. gilt,
“ill I31 am at once it will b1 an e'ncu-
mou tasl.
The no \'1 111 11 months 1'. ill be fiaught
rail-
Question 01 Supervision A-
other Big Stumbling Bloc
11.1h ,.:1'1.11 it'iportanu' to the
roads, Not 11111) is the 1'li;11'.='('t1-r of
1:111'11'111111-11t supervision al'lt'r the rec
lmn ot' the 111le to bc- determined by
the Senate :Intl llouw- conferi'et's on
llll‘ railltruls b.ll. but more labor tlLT-
tit'ultics are not unlikely.
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STEALS 0LOIHES 0E
WOMAN IN SHUNTI
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A fur coat a silk skirt and :1 quan-
tity ot bed linen owned by Mrs. Em-
calmed. who is suving a
,.,. . ' -. .- . . Garnett.
———-—-—— the treat of eace are a , ilicable .11.. 1.1.11 11 2111.1 peitortnance. lie. 11 as m“ ‘
Continued on Page Twelve. from ”‘9 {nomegt of the ”flatly: puny! a '5si-111l from the stage anti given ”HT" months “All" A" m' totln'lg jas‘l'
. Th? 58100“ 0‘ Chill‘lt‘r‘ SIEMVHY. 11.1: :1'1 .41, :1‘ treatment bv 111'. Robert M. A “I‘l‘lx‘w‘i‘l‘l- “"4" “”1““ “'0‘“ "' WE“
Into force, whether ratification b1 the , . ~ , 1 , . ._,, 1111111111111 \R".dnpudav
United States has or has not occuplstrert. was entered by thieves, (.ltr;st< \\ olf1-_ W1 ”I” 1 “ ' ' ‘ '
'mas E11" and ten boxes of cigars car— __~__.__ -..__ night, by :1. colored woman who had
1‘9d The all es take “Ote that Gcr- tons of cigarettes containing abou' bpop givvn 1I11- 111-1 1111111 111' ”11- house
.mranty nadmits in principle that no con-, ' ‘ . . . ,.
,, . , 3110 packages, and a small sum 0: 11-“ 1‘ ”0'1““ 1'
g'paxtv can .efet to the non- , - . ., . ~. . .1. t
1310an “'i’l'e Stolen. 1’\ “”11““! In] llll \\Olll.lll;\ «ll es
practticipation of the [tilted S ates iii ‘ . . .- . 1 . . ' 1‘ 1-1 out 111‘ W"l-
Entrance was («MINI bv smasltin" “I” I)“ *“IH” “I“ ’-‘ "“" ' A
Ithc first deposit of ratificat on ducu ' ‘ ‘ " - 1 1 1 i“Il t 111- ("11‘-
'the glass in a window The marautl 1121111 I «111111.111. Hist!" 1- l U l '-
,ments as a ground for questioning I - 1- .1 1 -; 1‘ 111-1 11111
anv stipulation of the treat}. ers 111111 to a 1' ast deal of trouble to not! home 111 I111 .1 m 1111 '. t I
:removt the cash register, which 11:15 1'1 ntod 1111111111111 to IIH‘ llllFHllil Woman
“ASIUNCTON, Dec. 26.-—Prohibi- lunlotlnd from the saloon. They put I\\edn1-sda\ :11t1'1'ntmn, >111 tllS:iIlD"fll‘-
tion may mow the dominant factor in athe 11:1 ter on a Wheel—barrow, and 1-11 111111 1111- r'lotlitm' and 11111, “II“?
ideciding the question of v hat pol.cy Aremoved it Slllle' distance from the i 1’" ”1" I": ”I‘m" A“ “I" ‘A'mw ” 1.1“,
.the Shippingr Board is to adopt with uiild me. where it 1121: abandoned. A hours. . .
regard to operating passenger lines. “I :Q" ;numbei (.1 11-11111 pi111 ' :-nd old (‘Oll'ls' ,__ I “1'1“ ”MW“ “”5; ""“I'II‘AAMA “I “I"
Officials discussingr tentative plans to "It inere left in the 1"1 aist '1 undisturbed Allen Allint'; an extra driver for :1 hit 11 AfAk‘ :1114-1‘1111 had l11-‘1‘11 round
sell to private owners 103 former ('lel- ,1! 1‘1,'1111‘.;1'.‘. 11 :aiaae. I'FDOHS b11111: held utility. in 111‘:- 1'111 1111111. 111 ll’i'nlgc-
man vessels, taken over by the l‘nited i up in (“1- 21111121: km, 1116111 111' :1 111:111 port, 111 "roping $4.1 trpni :1 1.111113»
Stan—.4 in 1917 said that the Board's I 111- 11111‘1'1- to that New. \\:l11)n tho ""“ " ’ “' “Aim", 1191111 111,111-1;1'.‘11111 3““
i'eCtnt division to prohibit the sale 0 TOKK) NOV. ~31arquis§20 Shl”"n'. 1:19.11 flourished a 1'1‘1'1111'1'1'. filling: "1“?“ 1AA,“AmA‘.'.n.‘A‘Aw 111m A)? 6”,“ {mg
inttxit-nzin: liquors on Shipping Board obu Okuma J.1pans venerable states, honku‘. ”1,, car 11-1-12 1,, ppm. :1an 1111.1 "mummy In 111..- 911111111111...) of
1'1s‘1l-2 m-ulri make compcntion with man, is strongly in favor of .1tene11'1lj i win-11 occupants 111' :1 nearby far-”l. :1 (lull. 1'11'1‘1'1 WWW!"-
])l'I\':1t1-I,\’ owned American VESseIS and Of the Ang‘llO'JHll-‘lnf‘fie Killiancei “hie-h. lioust' appeared. ll» - 1112111 run 1111a}, ‘ _ - , , >1
torcigzn lint-s practically impossible EXDII‘QS in 1931- settler: notliint: but a ride without ’1A(II. i) l‘iARllN NURSE ITTE
IOUO deadweight tons would be sold it
§ ialize.
Revision of the provisions should be
made in consonancc with the require-I
ments of the new world conditions, he '
from a business viewpoint.
An aggregate of approximately 250,-
111: cllnl'aes.
D21.
Justice of the Praco Joseph J. Lin):-
OF GAS POISON TNG
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ihlans now under consideration matcr- says. but the fundamental prmczplc of u'flilAPliAeaziAet'itiot>SL:( Sn 8:: (1.. 11):; 2‘0?! ( lllt 111.0. .lwc. .311. l-nnmislnp of
South American service would the alliance, that both England and “ mom than fiiti 11:11s.tormml 11 hen
be required to keep the former Ger-
Tnian ships under the American flag.
g‘lIAiIIIl’ lNli .lIISTIIIE’
'UNITES TWO 00III’LES
I’O'S tmaster An- '
,marriage on Chiistmas Ev.e in his 111‘-
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21 515;" NC: ,cxpansmn in activities, ll‘lCllltllng the!
- ‘ .3“, ' 's.ile of stamps monev oxders, var
U a . .1
lsavings terrificates and thc like. (11ft
An extra-A .
Postmaster Leary today highlv com- I hamton, N Y
for the efficient and rapid handling of ,BE‘EFSTEAK ”SHOOT
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Nsitrd with a
:1-11ggt}-.acc01n-mended his office and cairier forlce
. according to
1-1.1 10.35,... by the exceptional business. There was
; no hitch. nor congestion and mail"
. ”M1,“. warning went out of the back door of the of-
‘1-1: “wk to East- flee to all parts of the United States, A
- .; inmbp. intensitv and many foreign ports, as fast as it
3:211:11 moving easi. 1. came in the front door.
mm, and south- Christmas mail and packages were
1 3,1, 1,, WWW,” by all distributed, yesterday afternoon,
A, probably reachin; and there were no left ov‘ets today.
1, 1,. \i‘cather. probablv last minute parcels were conStantly
coming into the ofl‘ice today. and they
were as rapidly distributed. A num-
'ber of loose articles, Without wrap.
ping or addresses, are at Postmaster
Leary’s ou‘ice, where they can be
proper identification.
- -\"‘-\' England coast".
R Pgovqnp!
Wat mum-1‘»
you will receive the 38$!
1):. :1’n.1ble
. team was composed of Clarence Am:
liam K. Finklcr, an insurance agent of
this city, against the American
press Company.
Mr. Finkler asks $100 damages as:
the result of a collision between an'
express truck and his automobile, on
State'street, Bridgeport, May 23. 1919.
Attorneys Keogh 6; Candee represent
the plaintifi‘. and Attorneys Pullman 8:
Connelly, Bridgeport, the .defendant
company.
Japan should maintain peace in the
Far East and in India and protect
itheir mutual interests, should remain
unchanged
"With America and Great Britain as
its centre, the League of Nations can
be said to have a greater possibility
than the Holy Alliance, he continues.
Consequently. if both countries act
with mutual consideration. the Leag-
ue may be influential. Once these
Icountries run counter to each other
Ihowever, the results cannot be pre-
dicted. “9 cannot see, at present,
the absolute stability of the League of
Nations 1:
“Russia with its great population of
nearly 200,000,000 can become a;
be guaranteed and purchasers would_
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HNIISIIALLY ACTIVE
TUKIO. Dec. 2; -1\iount Aso, an act,-
ive volcano in Kyushu. has been unus-
ually active of late. Rumblings, small
,eruptions and showers of ashes were
frequently experienced. A compara-
tively bit—z eruption occurred a few
days 321) when masses of ashes fell
over the surrounding country.
The atmosphere above the volcano
disttict was a mass of reddish yellow
clouds and the mountains and fields'
were mantled with a thick layer of
greyish ash from the crater. Numer-
ous cattle and horses which ate the
grass on these fields have
through poisoning, save one report
Dr. Imamura. a noted seismologist.
declares that the volcano has just en-
tered a. ~<tage of greatest activity but
he does not think any great disas-
trous eruption will occur.
ITunnel Wall Nearly
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BUYS LAHHEST AUTO.
IN 00NNEOTIO0T
Benjamin Hershfield, “’ater street,
has purchased what is said to be the
largest automobile truck in Connecti-
iWATCI-I OUT GOOD
FOR BAD QUARTERS cut. It is a Hahn car, and is 30 feet
———-————— long. One of the famous and pow e1»
Herbert Hirst cashier for the local tful Liberty motors has been installed
division of the trolleys system, turned in it. The giant truck will be used in
:in at the National Bank of Norwalk the Hershfleld motor service between,
todav what the monev experts there this city and New York.
declare is the most expertly executed'
counterfeit quarter dollar that they UPTOWN POLICEMEN , Across Wall Street
have ever seen. WELL REMEMBERED Contractor Timothy Foley's men
It is of the current with date of 1919 3
and the design on both the covers and , , . .started to tear up the pavement over
reverse sides are absolutely perfect inI Sergeant Bryan H Silk, now in the railroad tunnel on Wall street this
every detail, even when examined un- charge of the uptown police station. morning in prepartion for the building
der a powerful magnifying glass. said, this morning, that never in his of another section of the new concrete
With the perfection of workman- experience had the merchants in the Wall on the westerly side of the track.
shin hoWever. the deception ends, as First district. and many of its private A stout wooden barrier extending hall
it is considerably dead. When drop residents, been more generous in ex— way over the sidewalk in front of thr-
ped with a number of other cor'ns on wrpssinz their appreciation, in most Hamilton Book shop has been built
a counter it may be quickly detected. 111-111113113th ways. for, the good work and the men are pecking away at the
It was turned in by a, conductor on don why the policemen stationed .1: ice covered pavzemer' mama:
W commitments. luthcrslmworkofd.
Joseph J. Linxweiler, the‘ ‘marrying
justice, un' 'ted two happv couples in
men office, on 100 Washington street:
Jack N. Pearl was married to Edna
S. Fagetsttmom Both are members of
the theatrical profession. The groom-
claims Norwalk as his home town, and
Mrs Pearl is a resident of Brooklyn.
Charles B. Buckley, a well known
hatter. of th.s citv was united in mar-I
riage with Edith B Moore, of Bing-'t
1
(Continued on Page Twelve).
OF WEST END CLUB
The “est End Gun and Boat Club
held a. beefsteak shoot, yesterday, that
was a great success, and fittinglv
11' ound up the season Eight members
participated in the contest each side
shooting at one hundred birds. The
winning team was composed of Harry
tVildmaa. “illiam Smith, Frank Par-
sons and Lewis Banks. The other
old, Charles Smith. Lester Banks and
William 11811113. The score was sev-
sixty
.. a
2.1.1..
they sailed before 1111
"854- poisonilln
as they had 11 orlt‘ed and live and ball
lost its lure.
tired and cann-
unconscmus on the
with gas pouiint: fiom an open jet.
Tliev died at a hospital.
died 24
ritory of Atica.
Peru. and the port of Antoiazasta. ac-
cording to an interview wlth General
Montes.
and delegate to the Peace Conference,
which is printed lld"l'f".
as expreSsinz the
plan of President l11-1ztila. of Poor. to
secure the territory of Ai'ir'o for Peru
is an “idle dream."
from the Peace Conference.
111: 1st trom Nor-
way to st 1' the ports oi the 11111 hi to-
Johns on 8...
day \1.11n1lcd 11'11 Olaf
and Bath Jacobson '1'7. and police
11111-11 ill\l.'ll,: sting tip :1 deaths from
<id1- I11 sltln th1v died
snullini: salt water had
Six years ago the-y ro-
to Chicago to live.
the 11,2111 mariner!
floor. yesterday.
'1 CCUITIUIF 5
A visitor found
BOLIVIA AFTER
NEW TERRITORY
SANTIAGL (‘Iiilc \Y1-1'l1wsday. Dec.
Bolivia 111-:'pvrts to secure the tcr‘
betwern (.‘hile and
former president of Bolivia
lie is quoted.
opinion that the
"Arica and Antofagasta may be-
come Boln'ian at the proper time. as
my country made a demand for them
in Paris,"
he is reported to ha1e said “Today
thev belong to nobodv and should be
delivered to Bolivia. This would fin-
ish the interminable dispute and
would be a sacrifice to nan-American
fraternity. Bolivia Would give com~
pensation for the cession, My courts
trv needs a seaport and will die to
obtain it." ‘-
Norwalk Chronicler