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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 11,1923
Fair tonight and Thursday: warmer.
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Member Of Federal Reserve
Board Also Advocates In-
creased Production and
individual Economy
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4.3:“; ini‘gyt-Santign in Hill for l‘llll‘ullt‘ nntl l't'rll'lt'lltlll oi do-
‘ ‘ an..- , . - ‘ Invsttc bu: * loans so as to deny funds.
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have thoroughly understood ”1‘5 (“3'-
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The entire committee will be askedl
I \‘t’
iison's tllouuhm tl‘t: arml-
_ .zzlons which my American to petition (lovvrnor Holcomb to collt
, is disposed to own with r. special srssion of tltu General As-f
. , WW...“ “m. ,g,. allied scmbly to Vote on the ratification oi“,
‘ subordinated b; the ne-- the Federal Suffrage amendment. }
1 John T. King, of Bridgeport, will not
attend the ntcmillz. but will be tr.“ ‘
sented by \l'illium E. Seeloy.
Colonel l. M. l‘lltnan, of New Ilztu't.
member ct the commiiteo, said )'t‘l-lt‘l‘
day that the mutter of petitioninz the:
Governor tor fl >1""(‘lill sesslon Mould:
surely be brought betore the (‘olllmitfi
tee. and ht; thought it had a thin
chance im- success. '
State Chairman Henry Rorulmcl:
said he, knew nothing about it. "Ac—
tion of that sort,“ he said. “is not the,
hurpose of the State (‘cntxul commit-
..0 meeting, which is simply to tix :1.
Note for the Slate convention. Noth-'
or: has been said to me about such it
thing.
5' the said powtrs of the‘
.1231 t‘tllltlllit'llls‘ oi iii-Acade-
l'rt Sitlt—‘lll. or. Jun. :5. and
:' ht sin wiles. in .t \vm‘d,‘
our its-win in 't‘v foul“:
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HITAlllEIlSHlPS
-T.\NTI.\'0PI.IC. Bll'lli‘lll)’, Ftlt,
Iciatctl I‘rcssl.» Advices ll'l t it.
- shOw that the city 0" (ltlessn
o the hands of the Boisht vital
in k in the aft. rnocn ot' l’c‘h. 7.
.I lilils‘lt"“v‘lkl \"Wt’t in control
>~‘L “hen the last dispatches
hwie \vcrtv sent. but l.llt' lint
rot yet :irli‘rr-d,
l,‘ Hilllnt'J—Iunill'“ was in ("'1‘
vi ty on the seventh. The fire
“IN- wviki upon the allied war-
i.»‘-;tvy. and the vessels mov-'
' - outer harbor. i
-»‘n:ir.tl N. A. ‘.\14.~(‘ull_v, coni-
3= I’nited States nnvnl forc—
R- in Russian Waters. is ru-
:tdxim-s to have arrived
the Amrgrican
and. as srnior nuvnl
in command. it is stut-
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MARKETS Til ELflSE
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The schools of Norwalk. the ltrtnlzs.
public libraries and meat mnrlzt-ts will
it'll be closed. tomorrow, in observant-«-
ot’ Lincoln’s Birthday. , i
The holiday will not br- gl'llt'fqt')‘ ob-‘
served in this city by the (‘10:l ol‘
t‘uctories or stores. 7
y The principal public celebration will
'be the annual L‘lncoln dinner. at the
~"“’“"*""'—"‘ ‘ountiy (,‘lub, under the auspices of
}lt‘ Catholic Club.
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' mt‘linc of peace condi- “
: Zillilllllll’flled to the Rus-
‘lt‘t'mi'mnent, has been be-
-ll (‘ztbinct, which plans
v. to the Diet early next
:nE Replies to the Bolshe-
days, as expected. dls~
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CHICAGO. 111.. Feb: 11.
era, was held without bail tOtl:t)',as the
labor union feudist and leader of Chi-
cago gunmen, who was killed last
week by slugs fired from a sawed-OE
shotgun. “Big Tim" Murphy, labor
leader, and Enright's opponent in la-
bor feuds. and Mike (anozzo, presi-
dent of the Street Sweeper-5'
and Murphy's lieutenant, also Were
held without bail in connection with
the killing.
Information which led to the arrest
of the three menvwas furnished by
iTony Citaldo, an alleged Boston gun-
man, who told State's Attorney's de-
.tectivcs and the police that Carozzo
iapproached him with a proposition to
kill Enrlght.
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LONDON. Feb. 11.——Announcement
was made today that January 10 was
the «metal date upon which the War
points are being
cabinet as the basis
The first is
from the
s to the recognition
.~ we of border States
2 and Poland. The sec-
proposed plebi-‘
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ii K til? (.‘ASES
til" INFLUENZA
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nations.
atwntion
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t .. 11. —Shelton, with
i::.~.. with :27, were
5i-U> of influenza, re-
hepartment of
1» total for Connecti-
‘ mi other cities and
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_ ‘lmnbury, 36;- N0!"
.-»;'r:, {33; New Haven.
ll: Bristol. 32; Hart‘
, r. 39: Surfield. 53:
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man who murdered “Moss" Enrlgln,1 when the crowd was told that there
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BilllllEDthRll
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Quoted by Byrnes as Saying
Allies Were Forced to:
Stevenson Dam H
nccticut Light and PoWor Company is-
,sued the following statement yester-
Armistice Because Amen-t (la
DR. HOMER KILLS
HIMSELF IN SAN ’
BERNADINO JAIL‘ ,
SHflPS IN SEVERAL
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“'ATERIll'RY, Feb. 11.-The Con-
)“ afternoon:
" ‘ . i "" t "th‘ th last day or so the ._
can b' 0’ 5' Broke Down;c-()nipl&ln_\(‘) ‘btltlllwed pthat a , sufficienié 93“ l ____.———— fl;
‘ isn i' If cmi wou‘rd hr Teceiyufi to' l u ,_ , _ _ , . -
ikegg3111e’plztnl running. but the out-i ‘ ”J. Wesley Homer commtted suicide in San Bernadine to
REPEATE“ BUM R8 tluok our night has taken such a \llS-g day.
' immagim‘ “’m an“ ”‘2’, d‘flicuuffs (”A ' i That telegram, sent from Los Angeles, last; Sunday, and re-
transportation have e-(n- ma 9 5m , , . . . on
imucn Worst) by the storm of toda)‘_i i caved 1n _Norwulk today by Attorneys mglghaa 'thght’eavrvzl‘t‘lum‘fien-
, :tha: the company fours thv snowy ml ’ ‘ street, bnefly heralds the trugxc ending 0 , e 31x 37-? _ _ 1 d
”0“.” m" AME?“ pmpfi- “'36" ’ t tist’s" tumultuouscarecr “on sensed thief and matrimoma a. -
1ii‘ir"'l‘ll:tl‘0:16:52tl‘flllgtffillnti‘lw{:3}. t‘ caixszcobé‘t 'N SECUR‘TuiSi ventilairer. d b hisovm d1:'0a1ifornia'8 famous peniten-
Admiral SRVS 1,19 “ras NIIS- nltzunod. There have been ammbcr . . cmer, cad. y mini n in Norwalk last A at
‘3 . ,ot'rauscs. “lneh haye contributed to] , “317i sprang mm “unwary pro he 0e ' ug‘t. 1 ,
“Fidel-“09“ or HIS e-‘brng “hm" ”‘9 ”059m mum“ ; " i when he deserted a local woman two months after their marriage.
' ' " 7" " ‘ ‘ .. “ '3: . ' as . 11.»le arrest . - - - - ~ _
moths “‘1 C Confusedt (Continued on Page Eieven). ‘ 5““ 3‘ ”‘- E h robbing her of 3700 to cash and woe ry valued at $3,000
\Vith "Those of Others
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5 it‘ -\,;n :i\ h't \' (as suitl in "m
t- ‘1x-v_-.tzttn ll~-i\‘.'l : n Ito-air Ailinix ll
’. .?1 tr. >' 2‘:!':u :Ithl ll,.t‘c lllk‘tllllt m
in l‘:lll.~. during tl.« “or.
1m»: v..!l l'.ltl 1!» Senate 'umtnir
tv- im'csticmht; tho award of niml
decorations to proton: the hearth: in
justln‘ to l)n*.‘v sides.
.Admilu‘. Sims (ltntul tl...t he hid
lillltit" stntnmvnts ht littling tht- pnrtic
littllitil’l ot the American Army and
Navy in the war was attributed to him
by R. regg'nuttive Byrnes. of South
Car no. one a the trio who talked
with the Admiral in Paris. and sub—
stantiated in part by Senator Glass,
who was :1 Representative at the tune
of his. visit to France. Senator Class.
howvver. explained that he did not. un-
derstand Admiral Sims to “Ls-h to
“disctcih‘t the army." but had believed
he was “simply telling us what he htul
heard and thought to be true."
Representative \‘l'hdlo-y, of South
Carolina, lllt‘ third member of the Con-
gressional party. who was unable to
appear before lhl‘ committee because;
of illness, has requested that he be ul-
lowed to testify Monday. Chan-mun
Hale, howm er. has not. set a (lPl—ll‘llt“
date for resumption ot’ the "nestiznf
lion. '
thl main IN
SALflflN RAID
IN $5,000 BAIL
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Federal Agents Descend on
Venice Restaurant at No.
1737 Main Street. Bridge-
port
lllillttiril‘illi'l‘. Feb. 11.~—A thch1 in-
ternal l't wont- officers raided the \‘en-
in. restaurant. at No. 1737 Main street,
early yesterday, seizing 150 gallons of
red wine and placing under arrest LuiJ
gt Franzese, the proprietor. and his‘
bartender. Enrico Salt-i. 130th Were
hold in $5,000 bonds by United States
(‘ommissmner Hugh J. Lavery, yester- _
day morning, when the cases were',
continued for rt. week. There will bet
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Raid ls: Spectacular. A
The raid is one of the mast spoctac-l
ulnr since prohibition Wont into etfecLi
The restaurant was crowded “ith men ',
.. rand “omen, and the women screamed.
—-\ tnccnzo.
Cosmano. a. foreman of smwt sweep-l
its the officers made their authorityi
known. The men attempted to escape.‘
subsided, hovreverf
would be no arrests other than those
of the proprietor and hisbartenderu
' McAuliffe Leads Squad.
CMef Field Deputy Thomas McAu-
title, of this city, led the raiding Qartv.
Deputy McAulifie ordered the 'wlné
taken to police headquarters, in patrol
wagons, and later it was removed to
the revenue oflice,‘ in the Federal
build-inc. '
The‘ quantity of wine seized is the
largest taken by the Federal 3
Bridgeport. gents in
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SHOCK IS RECORDED;
l PROBABLY IN MEXICO
“'ASHINGTON, Feb. .11.——An earth-
quake of considerable intensity, hav-
ing its center approximately 1,600
miles from Washington, was recorded
lty sclnmogmphical observatory.
agstflrblnce was first recorded at 5:16
o'clock'zrand continued until 6:40
0M“, 1 reaching its hel b :
o’clock. Indications 8 EL at 6 25
“Hum, 65; scattering. with'oermany terminated. This date
was fixed by a royal order ,
mitten occurred mnemoni-
‘our colleague. in his bereavement,
INTENSE EARTHQUAKE,
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lsuch no one could get to them in time
last nlxht at the Georgetown Univers- trlct Fire Chief Clarence G-
The way and another fireman were killed Ring,
Vere that {haves-om a;
rs, who “‘1‘“: employed 34 {
lot two brothe .
‘l‘r today. made a to-
' a ‘ I I Dr. v v
3 biukers' messenrn lust Satin-d y,
As told exclusively in The S ntinel.
.- ital of six men held in connection with Homer was arrested in'WashingtOn, D c” by Captain of Detectives
E UN l ““9“ m“ ”We “Edi”? ““5 “2"" 3" J. D. Hunter, of the L0: Angelo; district attorney .5 office. _
. ism—:41 $3,11‘W.‘~‘vllll worth oii stocuri:1 1: t2 He n into custody on a W8. nt charging hlm With
n . ‘dl ‘istrict. am 1er tr .1 was, take. . a ”a ' _
Ell1an£§;,n:\}heth' it was expected a mar-l grand larceny, 1t being alleged h. stole a $1,000 diamond ring from
:krt \Wulu be found 101‘ 41”“- a. Los Angeles jewelry firm.
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DEEP SYMPAlllY
iul act of sympathy, May-'
Donovan and members of
last nick;
of the Con
ing the followln
i 1.1".“ bf”,- n.”.‘.’,';;:§ 152,-:‘3: 3:2,}??? = Taken to Los _Angeles, he. was confined. awaiting future 'tr'idiL
«Skill; UV'llEliNl in "$153410. which in the San Bemadmo penitentiary, where he committed 811101 e,
charges against him. Details of the
rather than face the serious ’
f a. successron of
sclf-sluyer’s lust. dramatic act in a. life tragedy o
dramatic scenes, have not. been recelved here yet.
' John \Vesley'llomer. Whose explor-
lmtions of confiding and elderly woman
(1 to him to deliver to an-
other firm an hour al‘trr he go: n job
as a broker's messenger inst I‘s‘on‘nr
her. Some of the securlliqs were "e-
covered in “'ashlngton and Philadel-
and some in the ofllce or David
f“3filtvau. a‘ficw York broker. «who
der indictment on a charge of ob-
\\’€‘l'9 enl l‘llrl ‘7
.\s an oft'ir
or Jeremiah
the (‘ity Council,
the regular meeting
one week. after pass
'mld make good copy tor cm mm _,
”writers. was sixty years old. He de-
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old, and his brother. lrving,_
The (llucks were arrest-
ay. with Edward J. Furwy.
led by the police Hui-“l0
.23 years
19 years old.
ed, ycstcrd
who is rcgarx
Whereas, Susan Scymour Osborn.
with ot Myron \V. Osborn, a mmubvrg
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. . - , n or Council-‘ mining loans on stolen securities. 1 t ‘ . c .. ‘ .. ‘
it???u‘ili3l~biin\\cmgsjggr:e é’ltose wife Rudolph G. Bunora. 22 years old.‘ scribed himself as a dentist, “1th
“£93011 ‘awuy ipstmum' in me {cm-J was accused of receiving $21,000 vvorth . NMEN offices in L05 Angeles. “11116 modest-
“:nlk Hospital: ‘ of securities, stolt‘n b." JU-‘Tf‘lm “Wk“ Vly disclalminz pretensions to great
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wealth. he admittcl he was "in easy
lie
\\'.\SlilN(}TON. Fob,11.~~llh‘cct01‘- circumstances." was born ln’
of this body. died on the present in- answer m the
stunt; it is therefore ; 1 d" i th , l 1 [A (unpruigmes will'mfkenooouofl r'lil Louisville, Ky, but lived the greater
ll u ‘ ’t ‘. T! :t the syn] tatlty of that t'master mm 0 e C(msp ram". ”1“ unce demands 0t .1 it" 3-. , ~ ‘3 . ‘ t' his life in California. He was
"lil"‘t:lf‘;1‘llllA (‘Olllli‘il b9 (‘Xlgmll‘d ‘0 01“.;va Gluck, the police said, conpsscd ttud norkcrs on his ownA‘CSl‘OT‘b-lbu' Dali‘o g ‘l~ J h ‘W Studwell o!
;'llll colleague in his sad affliction ;he had stolen 51000300 “0"“ 0f 5““ :n- ~nd from the standpomt 91 the mauled t‘o ‘S' 0 n '
:thtl .. . - vicurlties in a year and disposed of them mmuad Administration. and vullthen this city, in a“, Clifford Hotel. June
Ilvsnlvrcl Tlmt u ropy of this: i-pso—;“’l¥‘ ”1‘" aid or {”5 bro”;;"~oded today 3. port to {havi’ifiiiifofi' it ‘Xfl‘: iijgfig‘; 9. 1919, by Rev. DeWitt T. \‘anDoren.
‘ ,, r .. 4.. m (‘ouncihnr 0‘“, on icx- arres s were p ., day at the tte sci; . . . A _ . _n . I ~ -_
“San“: xii)\l::: '(glt‘l‘k. and m .und the detectives asked a number of “til then approve or disapproye the: Attornels Lluht & l luht this morn
brokcrs to appear in court to see if
they could recognize any of the pris-
oners as former cmployes who vanish-
ed with securities.
decision.
llvretot‘oro 1
has passed upon wage
‘ the Railroad Adminis
_lt-:.t.l\.d. Further, That this (“oun-
cll «lo now mliourn. out of respect for“
l
ging. received the following letter, bear-
ing on the
0x2, from the \‘al O'Far-
roll Detective cency. lnc.. Fifth ave-
he President generally
decisions before
trations answer
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__,._ 7 i _ __ «vast given to the unlm representa- uue..\'ewYork.
T85 . Hives. Nb reason was assigned for thei New York. pub 10‘ 1920.
HEAVY BAIL FOR [departure from the usual custom m,Light & Lizln. S”. XOR-walk, (‘t.
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is cusz.
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'GENTtxMEN :1-
RGLARS g:
In the light of the urgent demands
RNEY lot the trainmen and the strike call. 13-. “7.111 furth‘er wfm‘mve to 0“,. r.-
l (:RI-ZENWICH, Feb. 11.———Joltn Kelly-tsucd by officers 0f’1h-t‘€m[llls~rhoogo€lt1 cent (‘m'rwpondmrm it sepms that
l ‘ and Lawrence Macaraco were held in Mumtenance of .“ ay mp odeS'VVh't 1 drama hi” come to a close. 85 we
l ‘ h for the Fairfield County Railroad AdlnLntstration an ' tq tle ' .. .
' " ‘ ' LAM. 03C ' ‘ I ‘ 11 s offlrnls regard the. Situation as received the followmj: tvlocram a
Forty players have been entcwu m gupmqm. court today on. m‘, chmgcot oxide 1 . 2 _‘ Mr Hines has hem , _
the Pool tournament undm way in th- burglary. The pmzsccuttnu attorney in extreme } 818:6. u secretary Tu‘ short while ago:
Trim”. 5"”"V5C1‘lhv “V“i‘hingm“ 5'1””: asking for such he‘Wfil bonds‘pyrafig 2:103»: (\fyoligt-l‘l‘anscosll‘blmitled a memor- "Los Anselm. California.
:Sevcl'ul po,.lpcnomtlllt: of game's lleC out that there have won md‘ _ x. 1.. L 1 P. “do!“ 3‘ b I H q “mo
” V“ ‘ “'"7:?“"" b" ““31“” 1’. s ‘ Greenwich l‘vt'cntly, and a untlnm on the'subject to tie le‘- . .1 Fe rum) H ._ ,
{M‘(“‘E"‘I::'Mfl ”2‘ Fills“! schedule for iii? sixth: ago a :»!u:‘vl\m per was mun Mr. \‘l’ilson still has this memorandum J_ \Vnslm- “om“, committed sul-
this much has bor-n posted. and the en- dercd by men “ho \wrp intent, upon ill-tore him. ‘cide in San Bernadino today."
. Hines and
. , -:. 'n .0” (‘Omnllllvv YoQUostS :1 ‘. ;. , (1 . -n 1!. store. in Don t‘hosier, Conferences betw‘cen- 'er .1 , .. H C .. .u‘ . 1 otltv you as
‘51:“:‘4‘10' wpnrt without fail on my tli‘thoxiiiccific churgt‘s against the two the blolht‘l‘llOOtl‘(lffls‘ilsh“! l: ttch basic lt ~ in.- him. lbl; Younwm N, m a,
levelling thev are bulletlned t0 phy, in)?“ were that, Sunday night they resumed ”“5 “va’m‘l ‘utqa‘ ‘ (:1 8) to the 2 who so tha . 0 ‘
In the tournament. last n‘"“'. 31013— make into and stole from the stores pointed llQu!‘ neither fld‘,“db'lea Y t positlllll to straighten out any 19.22.11 or
ert vaine. rah-d 60. drum“ 1 JO?“ 5“ (.‘mn-lvs 11. Merritt. shoe dealer,and go ahead sud-“the llll‘it't'TK “as pos - Other (W‘rqlllt‘allonb‘ that might 1,0551.
Smith. ratrd CU. by the st‘t‘ll't‘ o: 510 to m.» it. mrun. of Edward Sheernnullom‘d “m“ 3W” ““5 dfltJ'IlOOIl. ‘ . “ V f ture (mo
47. Roger Mch’ibbon. l‘ated 60. duh-'1?- and tried to get into the sto:c of the 111,»; arise at a u - --
(‘ompnma all in
osccution
in court.
Chester
Very truly yours.
’ VAL O‘FARRELL AGENCX, INC.
Leo E. (llannon. Manager.
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er. superintend-
laud. rated 90. by the t‘zw-rnwich HardWare
llle business section. The, pr
had twrn'y-srvrn \vitnessrs
and officers come from l'ul'l
to look at. the men.
wl Richard lre
score of 60-86.
’F- night Frank Brnr'ky will play Ar.
.‘our Mend. Both players are rated at
73. The schedules for the ruuuindor
ot‘ the week follow:
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FIRE DESTROYS 13 though VVilllam Lockett. convictedg
—old Geneva Hard-i
murderer cf ten-year
' in Eddyville pris- l
“f P I] nELEfiATES man, was safe today
‘ ' ton, where he is to pay the death pen-«
ialty [or his crime, 0;: Illrdiargh 2111,1129
lhundred troops were e to ay 11 x-' 1 E. “'inchest
At a recent meeting of the South” ington, which remains nominally “n“enltugf'tlw 300111 Norwalk “an" m in
stroyed the barn. lObECCO. Shed and i Norwalk Branch of the State. Associa— der martial law. , . O P, N. J__ today. where he will be
two smaller buildings, at. outh Glas- : tlon of Letter Carriers, Elbil‘t W. Military officers spirited Lockett out. onlemof the guests of honor 3" the bulb-
tonbury, Tuesday afternoon. belonginglclark and John Dyrnes were elected of town on a special train late last day partv to b9 given by Thomas A.
to John Mooroney. The house caught delegates to reprcSent the Second dls- night. Four hundred of the special Edison in his mum“ laboratory. Mr.
fire several times but. by the use of trict carriers at the State convention, troops ordered l1 9 Monday to “DWWlncher-utr “as one of the original
lawn hose it was saved. The other to be held-February 22. in Bristol. press mob rioting! in which five “triflmson boys," back yonder in the car-
buildings were a complete loss. There .Their alternates are: Harry 3;, Hub- sons were killed and many “,0“de 1y days of the Miraclp Man's mauve!-
was sixteen acres of tobacco Stored in ' bell and Edward McGowan. in an unsuccessful attempt to lynch“,- career. There are only about one
lllt) barn. The loss is estimated,at‘; “711113.11! Muller and Herbert “7- Duke ka.wmpamed the train. 'hundrea of the Edison Pioneers 1e“.
$13,000, which is partially covered bY:have been appointed to represent the In view of the fact that them ml and one 01. the most enjoyable feature-
insurance. The cause of the fire ls‘clerks in the Second district post of-
unknown, There-had been “of“? in flee. at the State convention of Post.
the buildings. Mr. Moorouey‘and his: 5 Chloe Clerks, to be held February 22.
daughter were in Hartford. There was . in Derby.
no one home but the hired man. They.
telephoned to the Cente Hose C°m'iM’CARTHY’S INN (Continued on Page
pany. at Gla t ubury, to assistance, -_____ _
but the condsitl’ons. of the road were —» IS DESTROYEUiPMibitiOH Enforcement
ACRES 0F TOBACCO;
GLASTONBURY SHEDS
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pears to be no further need for the of the unnnalbbillhdii celebration
presence of soldiers here, it was be‘ithe dinner the inventive genius glch
lieved the order invoking martial low this first associates m his workshop.
'wauld berevoked today and the re-
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ulldln , places of business an 3 -
gate ”$5.93 here were decorated with.
flags and hunting today in honor
the seventy-third birthday of Thoma
‘ ORANG E, N.
Eleven) .
to be of any aid. Gamay; grep, 11.——i‘ire which Officer at Allyn Home L mum Mayor William A. Lord. in
‘ followed the bro-king of at gas 'pipe in - ,. public proclamation. extended to Mr.
R ES ER FIRE u: 119. a no ed much of the ind HARTFORD m. 11.4mm; 1-mwn the city's congratulations “a
W0 C T tel-’13.): like egortyChester lumen the Stamina, State prohibit-ton enforcr'e’xw-essed the hope that he would colo-
CHIEF IS KILLED Boston Post road, in Port Chester. N. uncut moor, announced many that he bums “many more hirthdnyinand con- _
' Y-. . Two women who were bad seem-a! headquarters at the m an“ in good health and rtw, w
ed usefulness to mankind.”
which played
tom ,
WORCESTER, Mass... Fob. 11.—--Dls- gum gt the Inn and several of the House, In
Hemen- ‘ servant: were assisted from the build-
dtlwr by .meun of ladder: or
. window", by the firemen.
l m but WWI. widely known 911.08
unnothcynu'm humus“-
— as Rant ,. n W
m city. where his omen cnmvl , a
‘- ” . . i The numbczr't- i
>>Yeatcrday m the Int “4:: for tho premium pl 11
filing of W inventories, in gourd. mos. m pmmpfgty ..
once with that __.!iuloua1 Ed motto u
itoday, and nine other: were bully in-
Jured when they were buried under a
tuning Will that compiled
blow in
Whitman
Walsh cold the only It.
Norwalk Chronicler