Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 3, 1920 · page 1

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li' .~‘,tol 900: New Unit-
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11:1mic. 200; and Man-

? IVA CASES
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with Scadden and Sgid-f
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NADTD BANDIT
BATTLES NEW
HAVEN PDIICEI

.‘V‘HV.’ li1\\'i‘.1\', i 1- l1. 3.-—N0 clues
tin-11- 111-1111 {11111111 111' t‘hnrles Angie. ni-
tilt-i lltiVV‘uril, \Vlit) shut Detective Sch
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nor ('uliltl any information he
:~'1-1-11.1'111i i'mm tin- young woman with
Vxhom in- was found in a. house on

strcct. liitmd spots in the
Olllsido tin- windovn Cat-ough
V1 hit-h Augie jlliniwtl after he had shot
thc oll‘iccrs 111M111 it Sl‘t‘lll likely that
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tions put. 11- 11111: 1111- 2111111‘1‘1-1'1-ntly :tn-
SWUTctl. Slh‘ .1::1_V‘.- ,—i11~ cunn- llt'i't‘ Jun.
17. The polim1 iintl tlml Anglo, th1'1‘1
giving the “Hill“ 111 Edward .‘Vlahnny.
lived here in 12113, .»11V1-1i :1 jz1il svn1~
once for ll‘t'b‘pllbbliig on H111 railroad
and later workcd in :1 munitions fat'
tory. The Chicago DOTTL'L‘ want him {01
automobilo stcztlinz.

Both officers arc in gnod condition
and their t‘ccovcry sci-1115 certain.

CDlE-HDSCDE CD.
SENDS S50 CHECK;

Tho (‘ oic-Roscoo Mannfactming'
( ompanV, 01 South Norwalk VVhich
had quite a serious the recentii has
V1 nt the following letter of appiecia-
lion to the local flro fighters:

t llil 1‘ (l1 orge W. Ilogaidus,

t entral l‘ire Station,

South Nor 'alli, Conn.
[)11'11' Sir:

\k e wish to express our :illi\l(‘(' lotion
111 tho prompt response and good “wk
on tho part of the. Central Fire Station
in caring for the tire VVhich recently
occu1rt-d in our factory The1 insin-
ance adjuster who looked over the
promises flit" next day ng1ecd with us
that some very men work had been
lone by the fire department.

“’11 take pleasurc in enclosing here-
with our check for $50 which we shall
be g lad to have you apply to the bone-
fit of Putnam Hose and Old V‘Vcil Hook.
and Ladder Companv, with our appre-
ciation and thanks to them and your-

self.
Yours vevry truly.
THE COLE-ROSCOY‘I MFG. CO.
By JOHN L. ALLEN Secretary.

PLEAD NOT GUIISTY
IN LIQUOR DEATHS

ClllC-OPEE. Mass, Pch. ."1.—~li:1rry
Shapiro, of Springfield. and John No-
sarewski. of this city. arrested in
Springfield Saturday after they had
been bound over to the federal grand
jury on charges of Violating the Vol-
stead act pleaded not guilty to charg-
es of manslaughter in police court
here yesterday and were held without
bail for hearing February 14. The
manslaughter charges are in connec-
tion with forty-mo deaths here dur-
ing Christmas week from drinking
poisonous liquor.

ARGHDUKE JOSEPH

 

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signation o! Archduke Joseph at King
by the 111111 National Assembly
seems probable as a. result of the

 
 

 

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nitrous comm tendency in this coun-
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, a sanatonum.

, 'OIL HEATER FATAL
LIKELY TO” BE KING:

1 BUDAPEST Saturday, Jan. 31. -——De-'

 
 

NEWDEIlHY DENIES
DDYIND ElECTlDN

ludge Murfin Tells of His
Honorable War Record,
and Says His Friendsl
(ould Spend All They De-
sired in Election

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ADD PRDDD8ERS,
ID DOWN H7: 8. I

Problems Cannot Be Solved
Through Efforts of Farm-
ers Alone, Warns New;

 

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.‘JV1VV'hti-i‘y cntcrcd thi- 1918
Sl'lltllili'léil campaign in Michigan at.
l_l;11 .1»i1111:1tion of others 'ztnd not} in
lurilu-mnt 1- 111 :1 St‘llt‘lill‘ to get a scat

MILAN” TlAl‘lltS, .\lich..
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“““'--"‘“-“- 1‘" “"1" “"1"“- Released From Non-Pro-

ductive Business'and Put
to Vi ork

\\‘.\SlilXtiTON, Feb. lbw-Elimina-
tmp of 11::11i<.~.-. 1'-11.‘1plo_V'V-,1' in non-pio-
duttiV'o businms. the speeding up 0;
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CHDSS THE DDHDEII

El. l’Ab‘t’i. 'l‘t-xas, l"11h_ fl. -\\'ord was : 111i d1~111:n1111:11inn of retailers and job-
lnwultwl today (-11111-1-1'11ing Limits. 1‘1. bur. m «mu-1 11311}- n rabmmbip 1120:};
I1 I'Nht'l and l. M \\ olt Amtrirun \V‘1-1‘1- 1r1co:111111 111'111 as :1 solution 1‘11;

AimV uViatoIs 1111111011111 :11 fort Bliss.
V1111) \V11‘111 c. 'tpturcd 51~1c1d 1V b} Mexi-
can soidim‘s near .\:1ctiz:11i Sonoia

the high (0 1 (11 “um; problem by Ed
mm] '1‘ ' \l» H tlllh on tal lug thc outta
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Mt-xicn, and taken to Nucozurt, tcchni: littilllii't‘

t‘uily undcr arrcst. ‘
The Anlcriczms, on a flight from Continued on Iggy Th0

Foxt Bliss to \‘ogulcs, Alli“, became __, , 5:. 5.-....

lost yesterday and were 16 kllome‘tem
south of Nucozari, V'.‘ hcn engine trou-
ble necessitated a forced landing.
Major-Ht'nci‘al Robert L. Howze,
commander of the El I’aso district.
said 1111 anticipated no difficult} in ob-
miningr the1 111111190 of the aviators.
Although it is bclicv (1d thcir dett- ntion
V" :1: 1111- rciy to get a formal staicmcntj
f1on1 the- \mcricans as to their excuse
tor Vt ntuiing south oi tht1 border, Am-
exitun (onsul Francis J. DV'ci . at No-;

TINII BRITISH CIIIIS
ADDAHDD S VESSEIS

Complaint of Immorality
Made to State Department-

 

 

g11i11< has taken tin1 matter up with-
(iUVt’ani \dolfo dc la Huerta, of So-l by COHSUT General Skin-i
“()an ner

ltcpoits last night said the Ameri i
can:- \\'( 11- bl'ln" tru '111‘1d with considcr- ’
:1tion.it W 11.: «aid their machine Was; LONDOV Feb 3....( h1rz'1 .- of im-

thtlillllzt'd in 1111111111,: the landingr mommy on two Ammican simm-
VS lll' ilit‘l' ll :(Oultl D“ I‘iCD lirt‘tl l0 mnhc thDS hBVC‘ boon T9POI‘U3d to the [1nn.l
tllc l't-lurlt tiip undm its (mu power ed States State Department by (1011‘.
was 1111!. known. Isul Gcneial Skinner, “1111 recommend

ICE TLDESl—flgflflsfifs I211111'11..measu---11.
SMAEI. DUCH DDAT

“'hilc at Port Talbot recruit} the1
tstcamship “asco was raided bV the
police. and the gills. the tidest
tVthtyone, were taken £10m the Ves-

 

, this
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‘ compo 11y has had in N‘Yt'l‘ill ,V'o..1:.

MISS‘CDSTEIID

Financially and socially one of the
most successful fairs ever held in
Norwalk. the South Norwalk Knights
of Columbus bazaar, closed last. night,

in Red Txlcn‘s Hat enjoying a dress at Butl'alou-Chal-

asterlgngéeunsurpussed attondancekundu 1998185 ClilthS of the Ad-l Passenfrcrs Insultcd and
f gifts were rcccivcd, last night, as ministration VJ O‘Jl‘ldid in an Attack by
0 OVVST ; ____ W ..

' 111- .‘ -w . .. - . . Ford automobile-n “is. ‘11; 1 ,- ‘ ~.

I": i1..111::.”",n‘.,;,'21'§:,{,',‘.‘.“fi,”$3,; :35“; Cabinet Member trllc .32 Swing strcct g L 11111- ‘05 . Bl 11‘1-‘11 H: l V'.. 1111 ;:.-'1:111- war matian Coast
‘1': .1 'l . -1 ~- 1" . . ' . -——-—--——- " $11) bill. donatcd b St. 0. 1, '. 11111111101 ‘ 0 ““m'm'rl‘p 9‘” " “a“

hull} [It]:t(;,‘.}:n1).mv:-lf!l ‘9‘“ ”“3 utti- ' choir—J. J. Cassidy..N}brwall-:,J 1:111” i‘cttnded by ‘TOYYK r S. trimming.

11., 1-‘1'111 ”7‘, l, {“931",}? “mam ' Pair ol‘ filli)("".‘\[ni’5 (30.10110 3 chairman ot the Democratic National

I11'1‘il1‘lhih‘f1li tuntil”(11%? 1dr!“1 lx‘aud 'l i 'Sllrini: strum ' C L ' "' committee in an outliers here last

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111111;:1- 3112111111 “Nam”! the (10- 1 31111111 of “omanpmnk Bogdany, 26 night. lit condtmntt‘t the Rtpubhcanb .

Hoyt street.

Tom on coal‘ lit nry Burst, 76 Spring
strcct. ..

51) pounds st 2011‘ »—-Mi.~'s llisbrox,
,X‘i‘ilton. /

itccd rocker. donatcd by Court Lau- “mi?
rrl. l). of C—~-l\iis.~: Catherine. Camp- W’"
bell. Tl South Main street. ‘

'l‘i‘u1 committm- in charge of the dis-
tribution of prizes VV‘us non—partisan,
c.‘ 111p:'..1‘ing non int-tubers, and includ-

 

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has 3.7.17 icicphoncs at
time having gaincd 287 during
last year. The total number at,
ttvltphoms in use in Connecticut .ts‘
159.838. making'n net gain of 8.895
during the year just oioscd. Tho
growth in tho sch‘ic!‘ rt-llccis :1 high-
t (-2'1-1i‘tzziyi1- husincss .d-xvclnpmcnt
of th“ Sontiwrn Now England Tole-
phont- Company titrozighriut (‘unu-ncti-
cut‘. This is ill-1 1.1r,.1:c;-1 not :zdw

:in a tu‘clV‘o month pyriod th:11

Norwn‘lz

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indications T:ti‘t“("ii“’l a t‘.’“.‘ " ‘

Noru‘alk. in th-
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present
ucd expansion
her of tcicphoncs.

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., _ . . 1. , {111 fwd a campaign or baseless criti-I iscs. Inttzticnlb‘ likc thorn at Spalato -
the dl‘lrufi Of tht‘ “l“l‘ 1‘1:1.:nd slander of the President. Its ‘ 3111i Ti‘dll :1:‘(1 possible only because
le' . ‘.111'~hlp has attempted to persuade I 1111- int-:11 S--1‘l1:;1n authoriticr provoke
(- or :r- 112~11V' into a repudiation of lu—‘thcm, taking ndmnmgv (1f italy's :01-
11-: iationnl obligation and. abandon-f cranct‘."
1:111:11 of our allies in whose 110111133113" The 111.11.V~:mp11r rejoin-x mt-r a.
”ll-V " ”W months 3.30 “'9 WON“ figlil- : semi-111 ittiul 511111-1111 m 1-11'wi‘1'11i hrm

ADSENT EllDM HDME

The unexplained absence of 13 year ,
old Jennie C. ZVlonttghttii daughter 0".
Mr. and Mrs. James .l..\lon:1ghan 11,
Bpurlnuk street, who has been miss-
ing from home since noon. last Fri 1

 

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EDDD ADTDMDDIIE; DN PEACE TREATY

Defends
Democratic Party in Ad-,

11 r dr-iuV in ratifying
and d1 clarcd that in all the world only
in this countrv ‘haVe been found men
who are willing to stand in the way of
:1 settle-1119111 calculatcd to organize the

Ho challenged
.‘LMim ni1'2iraiion to suggcst how the war
(ould time been won more prompth
111111 with less loss of Amcncan life.

“The Republican inanagcr

Harm “is rendering: small service to
‘mema “I” 1‘ 599k“ ‘0 00“" "l “l" ROME. Monday. 1-‘1-11. 2, lt-ports
1111-11 hincry of its organization into an have rcuchcd ”US m”. that thc ital—

instrument at
lllldOXSth and American hon01.\‘.hc
l'nc history of this great
Vuitlcn,

1111. :1311'11111111111'11 anti American hon-

. "For thc present “'1‘
with what patience we may.
lude of Republican
American people have paid and are
atflLpaylag a, stagtcxipx. ponalty for
the election of a Republican House
and S1 natc, in Novc.mbcr
that time all the proccsscs of Govern-
ment have been
VV‘ork of reconstruction has been dc-

nf American business has
V 1‘3de and the peace of the world has
c121 postponcd.

wricilt thc. interlacing strands of hu-
;1 destiny.

ing to savc
world."

NEWARK, N.

IIAIIAN SHIP
MADE ID IDWIIl‘
TIA8 AI IRAD

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War Record of

 

 

the Croatians on the Dal-

 

lhc petite treatV

ITAII’S TDIEHANCE

Newspaper Urges the Gov-
ernment to Insist on the
Application of the Treaty -
of London

 

i'cr pcace rathcr than for

the critics of the.

he do- 1

 

attack upon American inn sicamcr lianubio has Down :~tt,a.ck~

cd mar 1h.- ti: V 01 Tran on tho liai-
nmtin 1‘3:1‘=l. and that th V1.11: 1orccd
to im-qwr hm 11:11 1:11: flag. it it: sold
ptlb‘b‘t'ngcl‘s on the vessel were insults
1-:i and sonic Wt‘i‘t‘, VVoundtd during
1.11111 attack. (‘onsidcrablv excitement.
has: been cuuscd ivy this rcport, which
tolloV' s rumors of similar incidents: at
Sputum and other ("lilt'a‘ on the east.-
cin shore oi the Adriatic.

Commenting on the incident. the
Giornaln ‘ltaiia. at‘u-r citing other
rccem “.lugoslnv provocations.‘ again
urgcs thc gnV'crnmr-nt to insist upon
thc :1pplitu‘1tion ot‘ lhl‘ Trcaty of Lon-
don. milling:

"For this anV‘ cowardly aggression
‘11): Croatian 11111!) the S1- rblan gov-
111'111111-111 will apologit .11: :1 ma‘. tcr 0!
form. 1-‘.‘1‘11 promising to punish the
gtlllly 1111's. :11: it has in the past Ex‘
lit-'i‘lt'llK‘F. l]t‘)\\'1"\‘ti‘, has: tau'ht us the
“‘Ol'lh of those :moloaics and prom~

period is
it VVill be known as a golden
Amrricrm athivecmcnt Ameri-

Endure With Patience.
art-1 enduring
an inter—

incapacity. The

1918. SSnCt.’

impaired and tho
The development and extension ‘
boon pre-

Rudc and unskilil’ui
haV‘c bccn thrust recklesslyl

The opposition has con-

lhe civilization 0f UN ' from Paris which tlcdart-s France has
not changv'd hl'l' attitudt' regarding
th11 Adiiatit- qlmslitm which remains
.ln the 1411111“ status :13 has announced
'on Jan. 3'20. \‘V'hti‘i Pix-mints Lloyd
.Gcorgc. t‘lcincnctau 11.11.11 Nitti agreed

ion :1 solution of 1i111 probit-m.

 

MEN DEAD OF
GAS POISONING

 

 

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Zithtatltilropdilhglfiobltf: tefilfifivfifi'da‘ 11.1: been reported to the 90 (1.0 were found (11- ‘11 of 1:11: pmwnmtz KHZINSIST 0\ GEI [TING
'. ' -. . " . ' Miss Monughan lvtt home. on ri- a small hotel h1re today. All 0! them ,

l‘l'hl’ drillln coult. l“ here :hgf;h1§we;ei dth' to attend the ( ‘ohiilL. class at the h'td l1- cu sict mug in om1 room. thrPP FORDIER EDIPEROR

\"E\\1 YORIV, T—_‘11l1 3_ A g, .dl ice 32:10 thiaflsfi j: fill iaidtld tiff, algixoruaik H‘m St 111111 She did not 011‘ (1.-- 1.1‘1.tVVo on anothex and 1119‘ ‘ q ‘ a ll ”g Th E .
floe crushed :1 51‘1th duck boat i:1.i..'.n- i'Ulit‘t' an" 1“‘V1‘n1; fi':9 girls Who had‘retum m» 11:11: sip, 1:111 seen or tip-:1 1:31 :1 (-nt. , ‘l ‘tlllb l-(b ‘11 (} aV.i.).-»-‘- f(1 H 11:: w
uit'a Buy. at midmzht. last night, (121113. b” .1 1,. .1-~'-1i ,m m m “cm arre ted heard tr 111 ~in<11 Sh:1 Has sandy hair. I‘il \ .‘\il .J. Feb. .r—llcd (11:1 111‘ 1‘1 11'30- $10-51 0 i 11 31-11:?! C1 0d - _
inc tow fishermen to droWn “M“, the and ht w : . fi:w, " ° and hcr “Kim!“ . ,1 «g, m; 1‘13 :1 bpin..1r1l on not of 111911129} “,1; lam. to 111111: c to 111 11111 «(map
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(1111i linnllV sVViman: to 41011. . . '. ., f ‘ - a ‘ is a cum in: '1'. \ of “'1 .j ' - '. ‘

Tip-1141111111111. were on tit-hi1 no} to nélfiénibfizglafii ‘Tixgllni. AfgrliiHJZFCI $500, 000 I‘IRE criminal ntgligcnu 1 1 :uimvmg the that. ' 1'11- 1:111 n1)t:1(VV‘limb: 2031:1381};

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011—11-1‘t1111<()11 Sillf‘lk island “hen the and fined. These “Nos 31:: it’DOTtkt-l ’N‘ 0“ 1“ 1-1-1111 W . .
mus< t‘i' 11'11 loomed before them in the by Consuls as onlv two of smetal‘
log. trim-1 they could change their such commumps in recent lilOl’llhx

coursc the frail craft was ground to
pieces and all four thrown into the wa-
lt‘l’. ‘

Stanley and Clayton Lundy,
ms. disappeared almost
Another hrcthcr. Alicn Lundy and l-Id-
ward Shecylcton, managt-d to climb up
on the flee aftcr a desperate struggle.
Their cries for help being unhec—ded.
they VV‘111'V- forced to swim to the shore

\VROTE NESV BIBLE;
NEED CONSERVATOR

\‘VOODBUHY, Feb. 3.-~A
was held in the probatt1
yesterday for the purpcst of appoin’i-I
ing a conservator mer M1. and \lrs. 1
Arthur Ovcrbur) rccenth "1mm ed 101 Several members of the class in citl

Citizens of WoodburV zcnship and Americanlzation which
who received checks and other gifts was organized by the local director of
from the Overburys believed that the Americanizatlon last fall. will take
couple had really come into possession their tests for ”1“" 93159” in citizen-
of great wealth until they heard of ship today at the Couutv CONN House
their contemplated trip to heaven on in Bridgeport. The petitioner for the
a ball of fire. 11 is believed none or film Papers mu“ be 18 years 01 age
the recipients will hesitate to return and a remdent 0‘ Fairfield county.
the money or goods as soon as the The applicant for the second papers
court appoints a responsible agent. gust be at least 21 years of 339' must

Mr. and Mrs. Overbury had been 9 agesment 0‘ Fairfleid county,
disappointed in the effort to securezgugt ave beena resident or the UN"
9. publisher for n new vendor; of the1 ; “,5”:th {for the last five years and ‘
Bible theV' had compilcd Thev told' Vear' I; 3 Connecticut for the past
their neighbors that the book would wth an must, in addition, comply
revolutionize the world H. s veral other minor coudiitous.

, . - e must answer specific questions on
State and Federal Government.

The class at the Franklin school
have been ably schooled during 3
winter months, by In 0 Gregory ”g

in one instancc several girls made the
‘V‘t‘nagc l‘rom onc British port to an-
othcr involving a night at sea.

T1111 Consuls have power to inflict
disciplinary measures here on the
11111511112: or other officers of these ves-
scls, but it was decided to place the
wholt1 matter before the State De.-
partment and the Shipping Board.

CITIZENSHIP TEST IN

brnt h-
immediately.

 

 

 

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court here i

 

 

T0 TWO CHILDREN

PERTH ARBOY N. J., Feb 3w

Benjamin and Philip Keisier, aged be conducted in th tare Ber
eight. and tour. respectively, are dead Frederick H. Jamil-sin wig: :3:
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today and their cousin Morris aged. South Not-walk
eight is expected to die, as a result
ottheexplodonoran‘oilstoveln

.starti 1: in :1 it‘f-‘Itlul'tliil, today thieat-

in order that this patriotic work In: '
be shared with others. the class 1rd,;

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GLENSF 11.1“: N. Y.. Feb. ——Firc, All

ened‘ ith destruction the businms “'
center of Hudson hills.
of buildings had b61111 desttmed at ten

:usc of u‘cl‘ccifve in: ft

of them arrived llt‘l'l?
ork in the shipV aids.
Thiee black-5 be. ‘11 in this country

T1411]???

the dead arc Spaniards. Fiv-
yesterday to
The sixth had
one month.

 
 
 

in case- 111‘ :1 my: rcfusal by
. lllt'allil‘t :: 1.1111111; as far as the
g: 111' thplnntzitic r-rlations or a,
01' 111111111 pmts.

hit :tl117;
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oclock this morning. and th- fur wae'
still sweeping through the di stricL
Fear was felt for the safety of St. '
“an" 3 church and two parish houses
Which lie in the path of the flames.
i'l‘ho 1055 is expected to exceed $500,-

000.

The Middlewo’rth tenement house.
four stories high and housing 200 per-
sons, has been leveled. The large fur-
niture store- of Rogers & Carlton has
been destroyed. together with lift)
smaller business places.

Firemen from this city and other
nearby places have been sent to the’
assistance of the small Hudson Falls
force. No loss of life or injuries had
been reported up to 10:30 o’clock.

TRUCK LOADED WITH
$75,000 SILK STOLEN

At

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loaded with 22 000 yards of silk valued
at ”$75 000, was stolen in front of a

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complolnt to the police. The truck pita:
was one o! a that gnu-tied by private
detective-s which went to New York to
deliver goods to show moms. .

FRESH REVOL ON
ON IN 110 DURAS

HANAGUA. Nicaragua, Feb. 1--
than has been I. from

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

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item mains

INSANE MDDDEHEH IS

Guards From Asylum T

MIDDLETOWN,
Ggmiildi ithe insane Bristol murder-em
w o as een at large since Novem-
PATERSON. N 1-, FGb- 3--"A “116“ her 16, when he escaped from the
Connecticut Hospital for the Insane,
was captured in New York city yester-
New York city store yesterday when day, and returned to the institution
the diner entered it. to arrange for- here tonight.
unloading according to the driver’s O'Neil and Supervisor 'King of the hos-

which resulted in his arrest, was part.-
ly originated by his wife,
becnln deadly tear that he would visit
her home in Hartford. and kill her.
furs. Grlmuldi, who has been staying
at the home of her cousin. to:- ptotoc- w.
Lion, loomed of her husband's where-

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

CADCHT IN NEW YDIlll
Ill MIDDLETDWN MEN

ake Bristol Man by Clever Ruse
-—-James Grimaldi at Lar ge Since November 16---Seen
on Hartford Streets Shortly After His Escape

 

 

Feb. 3- —James ststance of a policeman.
Avoid Extradition.

The meeting with Grimaldi was of-
lfected without difficulty and be m
immcdiateiV taken into custody by th-
New You: police man. The latter ae-
compaiued Grimaldi and the hospital
attendants until he v1 as safely on board
a train bound for New Hanan.

Once within the bounds of his na—
tive state Grimaldl was placed undo:
arrest, thus the formality of extra“
tion “as avoided and it was not law
before the murderer was placed sol.-
ly within the confines of the 1303*

Hospital Policeman

accompanied him. The trap. "

who has

Grimaldl, who is 50 years old. in!
admitted to the hospltul by tho doom. ,1
of the Hartfond superior court on DD»
cember 1t.1918. Grimm kept a
cobblers shop in Bristol :1, the I!“
“1:11;?“qu took place. m”
. . Will am am
1, was mild that!»

with the Hurt-

 
 

 

cannot-d tom-midi!

 

 

 
 

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