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"‘ ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF TidflglIlfiI-D BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
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he Sou it Now micron- (Snow this afternoon; tair tonight)
Office as Second-Clans Mall Matter.
00H APPOINIED i'
BANKRUPTCY BY
scorn roman, 00113.,me one. so, 1919
initial iuNVIil lilillilillllii till “min PRICES
STILL ISAT liiiill 0N which BflflilillllNEAllll
John‘ Rickfels—f-Completely fflREflI W W RAISE”;
rwocnrrs.
AICOIIOI POISON VICIIM WIDIIW
SUES CAEE KEEPER EOII $25,000
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Disappears, Wearing Cloth-
I fl ing Stolen From Auto -" ‘ 7 ‘ . ‘ . -
L g}. . 3* ———~———-—- Others Arrested byStatEe Po. AnfiificantWoIgleiblCt Head} Frank Rpse, One of the New Haven. Dispensers of Dead
. A: a r... 1...... u... morning John hoe Have Cases Continued "3 es- ‘5 a $95 . Fluid, Must Appear in the Civil Court After the Gov-
When Arrai I
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, icklcfs. the fourth convict who es . BOSTON, Dec. 30.-——'Willlam m. - ernment GCtS Through Wlth Hlm~—-—Seventeen Men
a ' ’ ' v - r . g . ‘ I it.
A‘ ., whingiun ‘ Silt“. icaped from Wethersfleld prison. Sun-E fi 1d 4‘ i ll! F8 W d .. :d f tl - - - -
I...r_.....7uu. A. .m {day morning. was mm a, my. The; e g 1 .00 . 9105-, PM 9 ° 16 American; in Custody in This State, and Many Others Are Held
.. mine of the ithrcc others Slattery Dewey and: e “we“ CWW’L announced ms” Elsewhere—Some New D th A R ted Tod
. . , ., . . ea 5 re epor ay
night ill a letter to John H. Sheri
burns. chairman of the State Commis;
sion on the Necessaries of Life, thatf ~ _
the company would "go forward in theI 3E“ HAVEN DPC- 30-— The 90““?
extension and'flevelopment of what it, ”‘9‘ 9f ”‘9 Federal, 5181? 811d city iluv
is already doing to obtain and distrib—lthornies in Connecticut “'88 believed
ute to its enzployes the necessities oi'tOd‘dY 10 have gathered in nt‘arly all
life at the lowest possible cost, and.0f 1h}? men involved in the sale and
without one cent of profit to the co,n_idisti‘.butlon in this state of the pois-
w. overseas arm):
‘1 maican Expedition-I
moment in public?
, has received fronli
.l units. of the Unit-i
«'illll‘l‘, his appoint-I
bankruptcy forf
the term of twoI
Lamb. who made the break in com 7 FAIRFJELD, DCQ 30.4Fifteen per-
pany With Ricklefs, \Vel‘é caught in ‘ sons arrested by a squad of nine suite
rMel-idcn several hours after the es-ipolicemen led by Lieut Robert. W.
Icape, but Ricklefs, who had broken Bridgemnn of Hartford early Sunday
jail in Trenton, N. J., and in New morning at the Brooklawn Villa club
il'ork before his arrest here last sum- forfeited bonds Wit-3n int 1" cases Were
:mer. succeeded in eluding the police-mailed in the court of Justice Bacon
kind a thorough combing of the state Wakelnan here yesterday. Attorney
This beverage, it is charged, came
from a place owned by Dominick Per-
rotti and Frank Luclpello, near this
city. where an illicit still was seized
by the police.
The nine men held here are charged
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"1' 1 1930. has so far failed to brin - -' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ “ '
- . . . g .111) clue as Jacob E. .lxlein of Bridgeport, rtpie- .. onous cubstitut f ’h'- , . . .- .. .- .t . . , -
. w]? 5 ~. , . . ‘_ . ~ _ 1 pany. . . .. e or n lskey “inch “llll \dllOllS \lOIaluOIls of the liquor
E -'lCl‘f(1:\'Iigd§:Si;:l;3 ,to 21.15 whereabouts. According to a soothing seven others. 8m:ed ed In Mr. Wool expressed the opinion‘haf‘ caused many df‘ilthS. Seventeen lane. but further inveelizulion 01' the
- . . - dispatch from Meliden, yesterday, he hanng the cases postpon . tor a that a Public hearing on his charges men were in custody~nine in this tom.” having connection Wm, deaths
h .. elevation to the
:‘ior court.
told The Sentinel.
may say this ap-
week,.wllile three men. who gave
their names as James Moran, James
Smith and William Clark. all of
Bridgeport. paid fines of 85 and costs,
iwas set-n boarding a train for New
gllavcn. Tile dispatch says he was
erurin: an overcoat and can he stole
from an automobile in Berlin.
or illness irnni poisonous liquor may
lead in more seriolls charges by the
stale.
The cases of the four men held in
that excessive prices were being de— “IL"- fi"“ in Hum"M‘d- ”‘0 in Thomp-
manded by some merchants in Law_§sonville and one in Stamford. Five
rcncc would be a “fruitless thing. lead‘ Lolhers “'9” he“ new. bill “DOD their,
in}: to no real results." because of the . “‘Chnil’al “”635" by ”10 NOW Hal'en ‘
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3“ .: [)difflssonall'fa‘s Jltlidg? . _ :amountlng "1 93Gb case to about 5 “' time involved in taking the testimony. police last night, were rushed to thc- Illilllfil‘tl on cluirzes oi murder are
.. f p ‘tontzll' rien 0 3 ‘ I '(‘onti d o P 9 sm -Tlie commission announced last week‘ol’l‘l'. Miss. where charge-Q 0f murderf Scheduled l0 tum“ HP in ("film ”WW
“'an 5 an mg. , - ‘ ‘ ““9 n 33' ‘ that the chargps did “my appear ‘0 be are expect-d to be. lodged against ’tomorrow. ln addition. one oi the
prominent Danbury,
Stratford lawyers
ago for the coveted ret-
ise Keogh, at a. recent
Democratic organiza-
‘mty. held in Bridgeport,
”Sly endorsed for the
. candidacy had. the per-
but. them in connection with the deaths;
a there from drinking poisonous liquolzl
GIFTS II] EIIIEMEN fIIII. SEHIITT IIEEIISES .
AIIE fiIIA-TEEIIILY ? III fiIlIE—I-iAIL BflNII
suppol'ted by its investigations,
to conduct (Continued on l'cgc Elghil.
expressed willingness
hearing. ,
Mr. Vt'ood made public a li-itcr from
the ovcrseers of the company's mills,
in Lawrence in which they assert that
"ii is common talk among our em-
pluyes and their friends in Lawrence
'11:“ when the announcement of an in-I
crease in wages is made the rum»
chants immediately boost their prices.
illuminating
2 Slilllliiihtilfilllll.
Judgment of $217,000 Is En-
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I tone of the most interesting of the
{annual Christmas entertainments ever
ibeld by the membcm of the South Nor-
walk Baptist church took place last
JUDGE JOHN KEOGH
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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i Egéfibt‘T It “.35 af allrii‘ifmai cngtata. i tered AgainSt the Alien The ovclseers expressed their willing-i I
I I l 1e rimming 0 1° “’9' an 1“” c ‘ ness to submit to the (‘hambcr of Four . . - -
'3 [RE fiflERS IINEUME TAXPAYERS Efinely presented, much to ”‘0 t‘nJOF- Prop-rty.Custodian lnerce “our convictions and the large LculSVlue Physmlan ASSCYtS
“ . “1.9212312 dallglétnof the large number . ‘ a number of concrete cases which have . His Innocence of Killing
10 E) p a en 1 9‘ HARTFORD. Dec. ‘10-‘13 judgment been brought to our attention." 1 -
l I 3510" SChOC‘Pl’k‘Y‘~ “WHY called of $217.00!) against the Alien Property M. _-.,.- 1-.-..- ..._- The officers and members oi the Office ASSlStant
.First district fire department desire to
:express their sincere, gratitude to
those who havc so kindly donated the
'amounts hereafter mentioned. in rc~
minister to the local church, took a Custodian of the Unitedsmies was
prominent part inlast nightfs ”activl- , entered. today in the rede‘ral court. in
_.______ “9:53 and was cordially greeted» at his i this city. after a hearing before Judge
Iinrtial attendance at one of the first Garvin of the complaint of Smnwflck
SHIXGTQN, .1). c" Dec. 30,—1n2general entertainments held by
iiiiiiiii iii 1 ii] iii FREE ADVICE;
bond and elected to stay in jail in-
HIIPE Tl] SAVE
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i ‘ . .. lothers & Compan}. of stamford, ‘ cognltinn of the scnice lendeled b} . ., ). ‘2 .m‘ h*' G sum) Lou»
. g their income tax ‘ returns for iChUI‘Cll Since “9 (381?? here. , ' A presentation of the facts led to the ,llh‘ department. at the fil‘f‘ Which 0C“ $1.1m: [pinififl nlzfigl'g‘éd (With. the
_._______ ilgw' tax payers will be given the aid} The Misses Lillian Hopkins nndljudgmem being rendered by consent curred at the home 01' Mrs. Julia A. ' -d>' '- M-‘H'El' -b tl F d G"f
<- . 1" .. " -: ' ~ ~5Ruth Brack wer in Ch’ll‘ e of the n- “" ‘ ‘ ' ‘ " ” mm H 01 ‘ I» I“ e 1 or H -
.and .l(\l(t oi thousands of employes. 0 r 8' 9 of all parties. . __ ._,__. _ ‘hkif‘c- 0“ hunday. December *1, my. his seventeen-vear-old office as- ‘
'i\ advantages aceruins‘or the Bureau of Internal Revenue,itertainment. and MX‘S. Robert HOI‘M‘r Stollwerck Brothers & Com anv .. . t . n . . '31.". The names of the donors and . . - , . .. . .
unwrs oi‘ Norwulk fl‘omfitrained in the intricacies of the inter- 811d Mrs. J- Jennings, SUDeWiSE‘d the chocolate manufacturers and IEhe-G‘b:E 81" 110”“ S.‘ k F" ““3 "0 1h W =31" 3111011!“ contributed by “Mb {0" Elm-”xi“.- by“ ’mmtemE‘d m”) today
1‘, of the K. and C. Com-Ina] lRevenuc laws and regulations by.(155tl‘ibuti0n Of gifts. .3 ernment once conceded the concern mp“ “”9 "’5‘de today from In. . "'1‘: MI' -“ Yd? ‘innoc n‘.‘ ~
., - ~ . I . ., .. 3 . wreck of the Belgian steamer Anton . . . . Ml” (xi‘lffllh. «1 1mm” fiancee 0‘
Us All llllh CH} A. J. COFI‘PSDOfldPlltC-sthool methods. i was a subsidiary or Gebruder-Stoll- . D l in l k h , ,k. .‘il‘~‘ Julia A. Iiotclikiss..... 2m 1". Sam“ w.” found dead in the m..-
shim-:9. and lioyt's The-I There has been established in the Werck, of Cologne, Germany. The ,Htmh ”em“: m 5‘2“ “Sm } 23“.” .7 l‘. E. Wilcox ................ 100 is. 1i m office ‘on 1,90“an 04 “(11).;
Rumor, of the Reagent, Bureau a "correspondencestudy de- stock and assets of the Gebruder- d idt i8}; q mac oi ‘Tth‘fi‘uy Sm}: 2“, Ar.liur C. \Vheeler ........... 100 ‘bllcli‘zt Lthrolum her my,” .‘mdu the rifle-
ill who follow the .partment.” through which is being is— _ ' Stollwerck in this country was taken m Fig ’ ‘ unhay. _ (f‘ 239” A” 0nd] in; and Mrs. Chasmar. . . . . 100 IiOi‘sautOinatilc pistol {3“, her side, The
gilt-use of the bigger sued to 3.000 field .deputies and as} over by the alien property custodian igghxgfivogr‘osbgtrf; Orroni long“:»lxl- Judge N. Candce ............ 10 100,.(‘mpr held ”13‘, Miss Griffith had
mosses, many offiCe deputies and clerks (routs-l and some of it sold, the Government ' ’ ‘ ‘1 iS‘ indpedv a deep “minimum ‘0 been killed between one and three
company-had its be-
tllat the increas-
::.uiion picture indus-
..iil.,v be realized by
1 film rentals, made
prohibitive unless
rim-r that theatres
r patrons the hit
or before Broads
iiiililils
and election of
I.‘i>‘l nicllt. by
Odil Fellows,
4hr:
.zzr Ilrothcrton.
Plait.
ies of instruction in the income and
imiscellaneous tax sections of the law.
1Eacli written lecture contains a care-
‘ful discussion of the topic involved.
~such as personal exemptions.
iciation, bad debts, losses, gross and
‘nel income, etc. Attached is a quite
to be answered by the pupils and re-
turned to the correspondence-study
department. at Washington, where it
orrections of
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HAVANA, Dec. 30.——Tliirty<tllree
persons were injured, several serious-
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horrid-Cirillo
RIVERSIDEBEMETERY holding $1,503,000. It was the claim
of the Stamford Company that what-
. ever stock it had in the American en-
. ,. _ terprise of the Cologne Company was
V (”1‘ on “‘0 mammoth monuments Inot alien owned and it also had a bill
which are being erected in Riverside .
. . - . , for about $94,000 of goods furnished
cemetel}, for the Bennett family, Otjto the Cologne Company.
Franklin avenue,rand Mrs. Ross Bur- ,,._.
chard, of mgr avenue, are well under "fl”flAY PARTY F0“
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way. and will be completed in early
monument is of white marble, 10 ft.,
high and 16 ft. long, setting. in a quart
and is
quite different from anything in this
locality. and will weigh 16 tons. The
l't'ood‘vznvn.Construction Company. of
New York city, is doing the work.
One of the gayest of the holiday
parties was held over the week-end at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh P.
Campbell. Sr., in honor of their son,
Hugh P. Campbell, Jr., who has re-
Icently been discharged from the Unit-
ied States Navy. Mr. Campbell had
‘the rank of ensign and was attached
to the flagship “Vixen," with head-
quarters at St. Thomas, in the West
'Indi s The house guests over the
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posure on ”"3 orldge. ,“ihmh “'3‘? In" know that these gifts were prompted
0:? portéon Of the vessel remaining bv a spirit of appreciation of the work
8 ve wa er. '
,, ., __ of the members of our department;
{offheJegSug'oIi-I'ofi’ 33:08:; CERES: and those who made the contributions,
Belgian steamer Anton van Driel, who as we" as me cmzens 0f “om-glk’ m
have been lashed to the bridge of the general, may rest assured that, m the
wrecked vessel of! Saint Shott's since . future. as m the past. we “I“ put
, , . forth the utmost effort to protect the
yesterday, was renened today, when
daybreak showed the storm passing
It was believed l
property and lives of the community.
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
were lost yesterday in trying to reach
shore in their boats litter the Anton
van Driel had struck on the jagged
rocks near the entrance of St. Mary‘s
Bay. The steamer. loaded with coal
for Holland, left Sydney, C. B., last
Saturday.
PlETUIll-IS lift—
I’iIIiSlIII IIE NEfiIIII
LOVISVILLE, Ky. llcc. 30.7-7Mrs.
.Lillian B. Lynch Was shot and almost
finstantly killed, and Private Earl Ha-
lgzer. of the First Division, was proba-
zbly fatally wounded during a fight be-
it“ can a negro and soldiers that start-
Ied last night on a street car near
o'clock in the afternoon. Dr. Schott
has stoutly maintained that he had
been delivering Christmas gifts be-
tWeen those hours and was not near
his office.
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_:1::“) gerrors are sent with the next lecture 5 Quincy granite and will be 25 feetI , ‘that a steamer sent ”of“ her? would, I’ARTMENT, NORW’ALK, CT.
pr. . - ,, jon the 5am? subjeYt.’ high and will Weigh 23 tons, and is. . reach the scene of the wreck early to-, _‘
i : .. iNtliNtAMPliili W. iilrlniiismiir
x Il.- . . ..s‘ 2 (Continued on page Eight). isectlons and will set in the center of i, boat?” might :10 an“: matake o the - w MAN KILLED I ' I
I l ,a 360 square ft. circle. The Burchard _ ,survwors of Lie. ore“ of 00. . 1
‘ The other members 'of the crew \ ‘
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maintainer .
l-Zmpluycs oi' the Louis K. Licaett
(‘ompax y‘.~ drug store. Washington
street. have received Icllel's wherein
they ah- iniormi-d that an insurance
plan. Without cost to them, has been
put into effect by thi- company tor the
protection of and as a reward to faith-
llllbbl’ll. ' i vesterda 's-encounter between . > e ' l'ul W05kcrs. The letter follows:
i - Raymond. 31,9 :olice and g disorderly crowd dur-i . , .xceek-end included the fiMisses Alice ”gum, Zachary Taylor. December 19, 1919.
Noni.» Grand— ing the progress of a funeral procesfl ~ . (.onley 89d ME"? Dre nan, 0‘ Hart- ‘ After he had been reprimanded by To All Employee:
L Ision through the city, according to an "0!:‘13, $4155 Mary Donahue, of New ,stoldiers on the car for cursing in the Our company desirpg to express, in
Grand—«S. 13. official estimate issued early today byl i'Brztain; Misses Agnes, Frances. Jane presence of women passengers, a ne-, a definite and tangible way, its par-n-
,t‘he authorites. The gravely wounded
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iand Helen Brennan, of Middletown;
The dance 9? “‘9 Norwnlk Club. 135‘: ‘ Miss Bernadette Phelan, of Bridge-
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land three laborers.
amounting to many thousands of dol-
night, was a great success and all
seemed to enjoy theXnSclves. There
inum. a gift from the members in ap-
port, and Messrs. Thomas Reilly and
this city.
igro drew a revolver and shot. Private
gI-Iager. A light ensued. during which
lthe negro jumped from the car and
est appreciation of the loyalty and.
faithful service of its representatives
in all departments and stores during
Aluminum
pictures, the pasterpieces of the bes
3min
" ,. —. i ’ > e olice attacked the i . . . . . .- . Joseph Harrisnof Middletown: Joseph ,ran three miles to Louisville, closely the ast year. .
hinlltl Ml" lcrdgdgnthetgushpto escape was so dis" Alas a ”0‘33“?“{3ber bdjmlff'ss“ "I? :31 I Kenny and Irving Campbell, of Water- The ever-interesting story of Christ-‘PUI‘SWd b a number of soldiers. Both p '
2 force Iorderlv that plate glass windows grfifinate ale'nf-ngll Fryiote ‘ Jame: E .bury; Dr. Thomas Traylor and Thom- mas was effectively told" in Trinity’Sides 91“? anged 5110”. AS the DGRPO, (Continued on Sixth Page) ’
Biowm were broken in many of the principal 3° binsuan- . a ' nt d with a handyas le‘er. of hew York city; Gerald Episcopal church, last night, by thew-an, Mrs. Lynch got between him and: , .
: ““3, ‘ . - .Stm.es along the street, damage; “ be . “35 We“ 9 - . . and Joseph Phelan, of Bridgeport. and magentauon‘of a series of beautiful ,his pursuers and fell dead with a bul-
llbtll Hub- .some diamond scarf pin, set in platl- Daniel pane“ and Herbert Fitch, of t let through her breast. [OEAL RE .
lars resulting. The proprietor or one
(establishment, in an endeavor to pre-
ll. p.110.“ Event damage do his placebf business,
am...“ a \‘cars' 'rushed to the front of his store and
i ' M ‘ ‘ ’ (waved an American flag. but the ex-
.‘cited crowd paid little heed to his en-
9 :im llcl O.
preciation of Mr. Hubbell‘s thoughtful
‘interest in the club. The presentation
‘speech was made by the president, L.
.St. J. Keeler. Mr. Hubbell responded
fwith a short speech—the members
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artists of every century since the
birth of Christ, in stereoptican views.
Following an inspiring church ser-
vice, the attending members and
friends gathered in the sunday-school
room. where a beautifully decorted
men charmed very much with the sing-
“Police arrested J. L. Hudson on a
gcharge of killing Mrs. Lynch. Hudson
,said he appeared on hi9 porch and.
shot at the negro as he passed. He;
does not believe, he said, that he shot
the Woman. The negro escaped.
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‘ ' ".\' 1?. . linen joined in the song of good fellow-i . I ,
r , .. .. _ . d avors. . . . .. 1! tree prowded ample Christmas atmos-s “sf—‘-
' . L—D‘Ptrmt I eFully two hundred shots were fired .1511“). For He 15 8- 10111? GOOd Fellow. phere. A program of song and 1.9.;
IERDH' — during the disorder, according to , citations was presented, and the chiid-i 1 ,
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'g police estimates.
.BRING own “POISON,”
i'HOTELKEEPERS WARN
'BEAIIIIBE VESIER,
IS [HEATED
issued yesterday.
Mauraderks, broke into the Edward
F.‘ Fisherty, garage, 21 1-2 Union
'street, some time last night, by break-
ing through a “rear window. Truck-
desk showed evidence
mg of Christmas carols.
Each child present was remembered
with a gift. and a. box of candy. The
tree was decorated by members of the
Bethany Guild, Edward J.‘ Sims was
Considerable local interest is shown
‘in the verdict given by a White Plains
ljury, afterva trial lasting a week, in
{favor of the defendant in the suit
:brought by Ferdinand Hartog, Jr..
. ' BYlNfi fitiES up
"yolk. is a]. lman Flaherty’s . _ ~ . .
. ti; , ._ , ‘ . ._:.. , of bein thoroughly-ransacked but no in charge of the music. and the sun- And now its the High Coat 01’ D1»: again t his brother,_Louls N. Hal-tog,
3.:‘;.:\:1(:,1:. whEnginllg Eifigfiamfigioflgi ”(“319ng value have been reported day-school. teachers cooperated with ins! tfor $..29,000 in commissions claimed
‘: I 13% ' iii 2d Q'esterdflyil; hotel proprietors to? MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich, Dec. 30. missing. Detective Sergeant Thomas the rector- Rt"- Th°m 3 SM m h ”“39““ 133197.511“ ““3 “an“? ‘0“ the “I" 0‘ thousands f" ‘0‘“! 0'
‘ Critin'liand those who desire town a, little alcoJ—Police in cities tdhroughouththe Gigi- :ann is investigating. I arranginz‘the holiday program. Gigi!” gaseiivamgltmmgg bd 112;: $323?ch ‘11:; British Government
J. ll. lio' 'azz into their New Year’s Eve tral west were to ay searc mg i _, . , non .. ' . ‘. . '
I .5 . before; celieliration. Despite DI'Ohibition’s Beatrice Vester. for whom a wfiarrant FIGHT OCCURS OVER -. 141000 PERSONS ‘ $15: :ggg‘dldmgaézemoggg an £32m“ goofing- i::r§:t:i€oégizlign::siggg 230%:
‘I‘ 3’ "h “'35 damper on gayety the hotels are cram— charging murder or J' Stanley mwn"lTRUCK LOAD OF LIQUOR . ' SHOT BY BOISHEVIKI Gantry dealers have served notice street, this cltY.
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med as never before and it is indicab
cd that the White, Light district will
see one of the biggest. crowds on lec-
0rd.
. . night, that a party
‘ '1 WILLA was in the MHX‘OOHLL
. ‘ Hi Chars, or“
_ -‘""-Hiixmdum and .. h
‘5 “genes 0
. .~:i-l. in ai-
.'..i‘nniobll'."
. Evy il‘ilt‘k.
»: b3." fl car.
‘1 iI':-’ pan of
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.; illli‘il is conceal
One hotel was so crowded last, ,‘__
from Chicago slept
week ago, was
a.A man whose name was withheld by
.ot'l’icers here, was also beingsougllt
o; furtherinxormauon gain
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'4 Hammond “ in». tic—om w‘ is
mmr Deflzo.-Fonr&een thous-
and mummmm Bunkho-
that they will take no more orders for The North Kensington Refinery and
cemetery monument: or stone m the Fame Maltine Company were co-
m u the orders defendants. During the trial the name
team: any or Charles F. Murphy. leader or Tm.
' in many not. wu‘tmueauymtionod.
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