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special Session of
to Pass Sol-
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déer Vet». Law Is Brought
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”Mucus
. éihat legalized
Meet [11 New :15 being carried on in spite of the pro-
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Museum
Wigwam
lEfiAl- mum
Thousands of gallons of h‘ or and
urine are being withfirawn train: bond
in New York and distributed not only
In bew- York city. bu: in Connecticut.
Recent arrests made by Stratford po-
lice authorities, followed by investiga-
tions by agents of the United States
attorney and officials "
loan League have disclosed the fact
transportation of liquor
.hibition law.
‘Is’lotorrycle Policeman Hanford Bi-L
elow. of Suazford. a low doe-s ag;
sioppeid a motor truck bounu troni
216‘? 3 or}; to New Haven. loaded with
oz" barrels of Wine. each'harrel cou-
lammg all gallons. or a total consign-
u
:
‘_l
. Coruoc!‘ 1] 22—“an the
. . . - . 10m oeegaxes a cl al ‘
, u lemati‘s
g firstory Will Close 111 a; the Democratic National convcrr
ndgeport Tins Week. “on 313 San Francisco smuggled in‘xo
. ‘ ’ {)he (311161" Sarurday morning for
. p g . g . reakiart. r ~ ‘ a. "»
clirfd} dgwrnogndzhe bumest couri ore-Herr; waging: Lmtzl): if?“ éxugh
. :9 w en 11 ge Howard 7 ‘ -. ' ‘ "g 5 to
. ”a ‘ '- them wrs ' - '
{Curuzgauo Juries Frank D. Home; Chinade iaheewamggil'nos‘tufn. .33 {he
ma}: anal adjournment of the civil “:3 1 “ +11 p"? d" ‘1“ Mf‘AEjOG‘
,r‘uperior court until next September. u d 110. perm}: the use Of his name
Jury trials were discontinued last :2; ”Em MT" hoover had allied him-
;Tuuz:sday. and both judges are 1'10“}? Bimingcfii ‘13???“ gal; “.1316:
”earl. e. mango; and concludin: Times 15.1,; mu; 1):“, :96 212.35.
minor mowers in order to reduce the Hooterites in the p93“. for a Eras:
:-..='. “'z.~=‘:~ ‘~ m '— ‘ ' "“ L“ I;
L‘ ”was 1’0 "9 (“Tr—“'3 until of surprise and disappointmenz was
. ‘ - _ auparem in several “’30P: V l ‘”
male:- and until Thurs ’ “ " ‘0
_ _ .. . .. . m ‘ ,. g . . .. . _
urns um} hear 4; un- uch mos}. .eezued axzarhefi 19 1%..
Council.
passed
Edward
' in from
. 313.5 A. Skelly.
21-
“5‘: ~ "If? street, a: Mr.
,7 Ha has been order-
make these re-
m 50 so.
answer to the
i! as his opin-
Jld do the work
. else. and. on the
resolution was
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{’ud‘. Pincampment
‘ «3; Annual Election
,3": 5" Linc—2:, No. 31. I. 0.
make” ‘. Sufi-flora of officers list
3”, .2329wmg being elected
"‘;E{‘h"G. W. “73-111de
— VB. Sugden. ’
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mum-Bum
= trier llae auspices of the (-ommiléee
has been fixed for the date and Mar-
ion, Ohio. ‘the place of Ike notification
ceremonies for Senator VVan-en G
Harding. nominee for
was announce—d late
National committee.
YieeLPresideuiial nominee. had been.
with a..szatement of the department‘s
in motor vehicle lair. ‘rv‘i‘here is an
men: of 1.250 gallons.
. Had Legal Permit.
Exammar‘on of the papers carried
by the dri r of the motor Huck
showed that since January 1. 1920. the
French- mlian Importing Companv.
David (Earlene. agent. No: .11 Congress
street, New Haven, received 21.230
HIGH EBURT T0 ~
ABJQUB! FRIMY
One of the Busiest Sessions
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Wu: .'
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'211l12l5 filed.
been
F! "(l
SAFE? saber. and
M-
m
of the Ana‘s»!
ms is lb»:- larg-:
INUOUBR CARRIE!
» unmsmurmuuomr
galleried liquor and
9 ,. and was reoei '
I?“ of 25 ms the met
none! consignment of
The {30111qu was recei
and hung;- under a
‘-
ying the wine
. penmt to purchase
liquorfi‘for other than beverage par
‘poses. permit was approved bv
‘luhus C. Sgremlau. Federal promo;~
-non dgrector. through Walter I“.
Shamley. deputy collecmr The liquor
was :3qu from R. Future No
464 “es: Broadway. New York. .
Ar: Selling Their Stocks.
Investigations in New York show
tout corporations formerly conducting
lfquor businesses are disposing of
mail- smoke to rich men who appear
on l‘heir lists as “stockholders of rer-
mq. ‘ Disposal is. made under {lie
guise of the ‘mon-beteraze permit"
at IF charged." 7 Q
Officials of the lmerual Revenue
e mce maintain that such a proced-
...._
(Continued on page Eigtb)
mu. APATfll-I’Tlfi
mm: m; Anna
CHICAGO.
June
McAdoo'; anuouucemem. There were
others who slowed {heir 1.2592 with a
little exam eujoymem, ‘Whether the}
thought. :he new dex'elopmsms en-
hanced the chances of 11. Pal-"3e; or
Mr. Fox, they did no? confide.
alumina “
_ C 5:; Assigned ‘
59 Curtis is .edoleé to
following: Lil._an‘.OZssou.
finite» R. 015.com, Brideeporfl:
llulinokslai versus damn I.
1. Bridgeport: Henry ‘B.
r. verso: \Yinifred E. Gerri-sou.
Joseglhiue H. McCade.
Frank MeCade. Bridgepm‘z:
Continued on page seven
l8 NflN-Cfllllllml
SALT LAKE CITY. June
There- .is a growing desire among toe
earls of rho l'uited States for a new
ital. party and any moremem in
direction will be watcher} with
inleresl, declared ‘Seaatoz‘
‘ ldaho. Re;xu“‘oan..who was
”9 _
—-.
i)“
“or in Salt Lake today on $225
home‘log' a vacation.
anemia} a mass meelins: gets-en
3.
f-Tlril'efzht‘ but (let-lined to
mammem before the audience.
1-: 2 7'. 3‘3
T151" he said in his slatems
eotirely upon the matron?
and the candidates i
:1 nomination. It is a mo.-.
matter to successfully lag.
cal party. a: :he sligln. ».
in the beginnin: marks :.~.=“
or me venture. if those air}
ticket lean too
ard either the reactionary or
ical. their efiorts will prove in ~
spire of the for! that the prxssen‘
the most opportune time Guerra. '2
years for breaking away :rozu
old organization."
Harding Notification
Ceremony on July 22
WASHINGTON. June 22,—July
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a-
it
by
Republican
President,
. last night
Chairman Flags of the
He said further that the notifica-
?ion ceremonies for Gov. Coolidge. the
‘ixed in
home.
Auto Registers
For 1920 Issued
The ‘Couneozicut motor _vehiele co
gunmen: has received from the print;
er a supply of Motor Vehicle Regis—
ters, revised to April 15. 1929. The
:reseut edifiou is 3.000 copies. The
75le contains a complete 125; of
registered more; rehicles of all kinds
r July 27 at his Northampton
rules counectfi With the operation ‘Of
article on 1129 causes of motor vehicle
accidents, to which special situation
is directed,. with the assurance that-
o Auriochio versus Razziezia=
‘ ‘o'rarie Convention in San
.. ‘teuring car. No. 79205.
EAGLES HUNBR §
W. J.-P3Wfll
. "‘- “z .
Friends. campaign mauaeers on":
.acquzzinfancrs are this margin; hear!-
ily congratulating William .7. Pot-soil.
of this city, upon his elerticn. 395:3?»
Gay afzernonn .10 the efficaof Viorthr
State President of the Connecticut
Eagles.
Powell 1135 been a candidate for the
office for some lime. and his meny
fn‘euds were easer‘lo sue him 111:0
choice of 1119 State to the office to
which he was elected yesterday.
He is one of the most. deepls' inter
ested club men in the oily. being a
member of nearly: every big: organiza~
lion in the city and holding some of‘
Continued on page seven
M!) ABUB’S NAME
"Earri? "E-Tlesl~:ius.
news-pope? ' her.
tire slafemsaz to.;27r Xhat the name
(If “'ii'fimjn Gibh: )‘Ir‘An-log wg-glfi he
placed in uomfmaiion before the Dem—
Francisco
gfirr: an
semi a nosi-
u'i‘h rr without his consent.
. Two Cars Collide
and Cause Damage
Mrs. J. w. Lord. driving 3 large
frrm New 1
naau, yesterday. smashed iulo R. M.
Anzhozr' Ford lfili'}; from Jous—
ford, * at the Nor-walk Armory.
smashing the rear end of i: and Euro
iug it mmplezely around. Her own
car was sufiering from two smashed
front wheels, two brSi-t-‘Xl headlighfi
and a craqked windshield. Constable
Nconez: rushed to the segue got. their
names. and allowed both to continue
on their way; .
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Haymakers Meet .
' and Elect. Oficers
The Cockenm Has-makers. No. 32
1-2, me: last night and elected ofiicers
for the next six moons.
Joseph Brother-ion was selecleé
3‘3
_ Chief. Hag-maker: Royal Jones as As-
sistant Chief anmaker .:Thomse J.
Harrigan. Overseer. and Clarence
Stoots, Past Chief Haymaker.
After the meeting a general good
time‘ was held, at whic. ice or
and cake was euioyed by all. '
Firing Is. Res’umed ,
‘ « IN :Loudenéerry
' LORDONDEBRY. Ireland; June 32.
~Firlng was resumed in several pars:
_—r7.
sons ,were: killed
eaten-113nm ‘
the elimination of .any at the wees
will prevents-Tau m
y ‘ scores mutate o;-
Sasparlafnwdi,
m 3533mm!) ‘
fix?
of this clzyleaflrtoday after a com»
“if!“ t-I—f-é-é-é
ms ANGELES. 031.. June zzr—A
surrey today or me than; done by
m eurthmke lastuzl'gha. indicated
that Inglewood, ten bullies southwest
of here, had entered annals:
TwentF‘One business building: were
destroyed there. the can no deprivé
ed of light :nd gas. aufl snores or.
drellings 'were seriously dimmed.
Many plate glass rindows in Lcrs
Angela‘s were shattered- sewn-a]
buildings were aim-wise flame
and persons were starch by bricks
shaken from china - ..
Sap Pedro. long Beach. Sums
310mm and Venice reported minor
damage. 3
The death of Mrs. W5
Ilium Shi r
a: Los Angeles. pp-
a: Yale; a beach re-
son, _vras attributed mine earthquake
She Jumped from an mobile afier
the tremor and ten iatfl from heal-1
disease- 5
The shock which heed the am—
age was followed by three slighter
tremors.
The from walls 0 “the Inglewood
Hotel, a theatre. an ..
mblishmem. a real 9.
ETOCEry store. two
two garages. a poo a drugstore.
a furniture more a. ther new!»
10wa buildings calla Thesteeple
of the Episcopal clan mauled unto.
TRUSTEES ’
SHEEN A
R} VERHEA I".
an anzomobile which the: s! fie.
l(eating police £709 of 3113011»? err
3132.5 been 59:: patrol. the reeds or
;“‘l’:§f‘li the . mus: navel. Elan
’Barbor and Lerser are, armor! wish
revolvers. . i
g The lwo Were missing r121; a 131':
hours when D. T- Hluckley of trauma
:River. repel-set“. to Sbkiifiw :22:
use and his 5-0:: were. held no hr we
Lmer. a: they érore their utzomobile
into me town. Hex olrers were 2hr -.
into their 2' am: they were or
'fdered '0 gel 0... of the machine. The
i’hizhwamen Barbe:- and Lerlwr. BC~
.02...“ 2:; to the desofipfions given by
jl—Einrkley. climbed into the automo-
bile and drove away at him: speed.
“'here 1,119 men obtained the re
vulva-rs is a mystery. They were
workiuz all day with a gang. They
wear to work in the morning on the
lawn surrounding me Sherm‘s home.
A: 3 o'clock they were missed and a
search showed they had escaped.
The escaped prisoners had been
convicted of stealing aotomo‘olles.
TICKETS WR'DINNER
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3‘9:
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Ear. 1
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will be mad:- 3: .. of '"
rcmmitteemeu. to be held in ,
Cour: ream. cry P2! building. to
:mcrrow evening. 399.??? five hundred
n. “15.”: ‘5
.4:
NEARLY AU. 30”}
35:! W ‘asmu N:-
W Polibcal' Conval-
lion.
* ' mi mus
A811) mammals
No Great 'Activity on the
. _Part of Those, Mentioned
For Presidential Nomina-
tion.
SAN FRANCISCO. June :2.——~While
hotel lobbies began today to mite on
the appearance of a National political
convention. only a few of the Demo-
cratic chiehains who will figure prom-
inently in the party‘s quadrennial gum-
. ering next week had reached the city.
Preparation of the municipal audi~
roriuxn for the rouvemion was well.
advanced, but there. was much dis-
cussion as to elements that would be
invoked in shaping the parry plai-
form. and them was, strikingly lime
:z-zlk about candidates.
There was an increasing rumble {of
“wet"aud “dry" maneuvers. No defiu
ire mtgments were obzainable from
of heme. tau! “:1 was clearly iudlcaaed
”‘21 1.1193: looked forward to a fight on
the floor of the convention over (-17-
fans 20 make the Democratic lat-
fnrxn advocate modification of me pr.»
hibitirn enforeemem law through a
beer plank. '
Some observers
who had counted
(Continued on Page Eigh?‘.
-EllAlERBURY emu
AHER mm mm
wsruusrufi ,,Ju.ne- serrate.»
i-urr was 5m Hardly-quiet eoday. after
strike riots. yesteréay. which resolved.
in the death of one striker. serious
injury lo two polire offices and minor
injuries to stores of others. More
man three huuéred armed State and
m‘u' guardsrnen were starioued a?
strategic mime. *- ‘
A strong guard was thrown show
the plant of the Scovill Manufarlrrinz
Company. in Bridge sweet. where 4:9
police and city guard foueht
strikers and sympathizers yesterday.
State guard barralicns at. New
ten. Hartford and Mex-idea were held
in readiness by order of B’ulz‘rflefi»
era] Meier; F. Esme. of Hartford.
The? were sublet: m the "all of cm.
3:5.
9“ Mater “"1521!” H.‘ Sandlanrl or
Bhen’fl' Thomas L. Reilly. of New
Haven rountr
Allhoueh enh- srreu pal-sans 11'9”:
leaders who have reached the scene:
a...“ u. w
wieh .
The nukes: fines for a similar at
few in the history of the City mun
were imposed on the eight men who
numbed before
charged with tickling nae gambling:
laws. Six of men were fined sol
eacb. with costs. Giovanni Samena.
charged Vita being the proprietor of
a 31mins house. 38%. and 50121: For
mile. 4? Lexingtou awuue. who is ac-
oused of having drawn a revolver
when arrested, $65. All were given a
taming that mother oflense tiil‘
mean a jail sentence. ‘
‘ ‘
The 51: men are Joseph \‘alianle.
13- 351; avenue. the house when: the
arrests were made Steve Thom}: 12
Windsor plare: Peter Vargo. lfl Wood
sweet: Frank Louis. 2! Laura street
Joseph Seaman, 12 Windsor mare. and
Ralph Trono. 12 Hoyt street. \‘aliante
was accused of being joint proprietor
of the gambling house. but this.
charge was not brought against him
in the court.
The men were omelet! We?
night in connection with =Mniiquorl
raids by the Federal anthem. They 5
were represented by Attorney John
J. Cube-.0. Mr. Cohen filed ‘damurrers
for his clients. This practically ari
mined the charge. for the purposes or
the lower mun, but got! them the":
fizhr to carry the case b a higher
mun if fine; zhought their sentence
excosslveily severe. Before the case-
opened. at 2 ‘elock yesterday after
noon. ‘Mr, (‘unen held a conference‘
Penulnglon's «Sire.
mm was filled (9 the lee: seat. and
the crowd mood around 31*» rear wall
an}! ovexfiou‘eé into the hallway. The
lnal_beuan with rho waiving of (he
resume of the fhumes by Mr. Guam.
and the mine of {he demon-em. fine
0mm overruled the demurrer: * "
dew-ed lhe men to plea. Hr. (me
The little mu}:
me Gamblers Ame?! in Sum-day Night’s
Den-b? For Their Violation at. Law-311m f
ury Enriched by the Payment of $414.60. '
1
Judge \‘osburg‘h. ‘
will: his clienxs in Chief of Poum‘
Nfil Slitlllllfi ¥.
HlfiflER mus
Pres. Starts Declares Seven
Cent Rate Has Not Even
Been Considered By Car
Company.
.uow M
HARTFORD. June 21——Report.s that
Ihe Connecticut Company is planning
a revision of fares which will elimi~
gate the zone rate of collections and
establish a flat rate or seven rents
for three miles or fraction thereof.
t.
if“ considered among the near possi-
‘ioilities in Hartford in view of the rul-
gizz: of the Connecticut Public Utilities
it‘smmz’s‘sn .‘r. esmolishing we present
gram of lore collections. It was said
get me office of the Utilities {oi-mule-
illARGE.
Rum .who Made the.
ed on to testify. . ,.
Hum told the court.
the place with the
2mm store was I.
didn't slop there.
another room. From -
to‘ the upper floor. 0n . W,
floor. sud me sea-$61111. me.“ lav-mask
moo sealed around a mole. end 6‘
31155 table were“ cards and money. He
took the cards and as much of the
money as they had no: first abolished
up. and told them to sit sxill while it
look their names. This the: am, 311
amp: Permllo. “ho drew a gun. A
Government man tool: it away fret:
him in an instant
“We sermon: was asked several
questions by Jufige \‘Oshurgh and the
attorneys. and his answer to on.
showed mat the raid had been plu-
ned for some lime. He said he hall
seea the Government rumour. and
than i: was dated May End.
The judge found the men guilty.
and Prosecutor Cmnuario (who (30*
domed the case. as Mr, Hegemun it
our of town) recommended a substan-
tial fine. Mr. (‘uneo belittled the evi-
dence before the court as tending to
show lhe“ men were not guilty of £3?
serious ofiense. As for the m be
said than Porrelk) curled 15mghit
promotion. and. helm: an alien '
reoram of
needed a
luforruee
to hide it
our laws. did not k {5: a
permit- He said a loglral
was that he drew the gun"
from the police. um 10 um
ii.
In sornenriu: the men. the haw
wax-tea llwm. Feral“ esperially. that
number ouonse would he more serious.
13‘ treated.
A brief recess Was taken. at Mr.
Cuneo‘s request. 10 give him lime to
confer with his clients on taking an
appeal. They demoed to pay the
cues and ten. TM later was ”H.130.
which mes to the em treasury.
VERY PflllTE
RAIBERS, SAYS
MR. HUERW
Tells How Olficers Entered
His Place —— “Everybody
Was Very Kind.”
Light on some of the operations of
the Government rerenue agoms was
had today when Mederlc Fleury. pm-
prielor of [he Germauia Hotel. told
his story of how llm)‘ had "raided" his
place. ‘
They we:- erery polilo. very kind.
says Mr. Fleury m‘ the um men who
took samples of his drinks to be In-
ab’zt‘d. Thrrc was nothing olficious
r2». this afiemoou that it was uu~
=2: our effort would he made to
plumage fares at this time. although
Hhe ofliciuls o: the company had Del“
i
.or overbearing in lhnir manner.
He
does not know their names. They eu-
lered his place. ordered drinks. show—
rreazed in hospitals for injuries re.f‘:*’fil!:~‘ protested may tho prrsenr 9“ “‘9‘" warmms and ‘00“ “‘95" “an“
\ 0‘. in
lh‘rities cs’
Yesterday's
clash. 7he an—
the: more than fifty
missiles,
‘s’sif‘fed brass war}
in w
5'11: July 15L L
.tickns hzve been sold. 5'1 than in 22:,
i’probabiliry. some will bee." ate 3‘13
ger tomorrow. T2359 asserts: the .
lsame should not delar in setting in
lmuch who some metr‘ver c- sha "9'11-
:miuee. as there are but few tickets
glen.
33E!" has heir.- nsilefi. in E
srhinfe‘s be: heap, fie Um
~~r 2:1 n‘nl Frocks.
" . asron‘;
Born
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Former German Emoress'
Reportzd Critically Ill
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mother’s
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l ' 'hedside. We left“ V’inrinean rest-2r-
S - I! - are teaming: fer Dior: Frinre .7
WITEHMEA -. whim. the ycuu'res' m1. '7‘
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. ‘ ‘Revise Mnforfi' Elude
Reuters? Is Ready
’ s' ’ YEN. InueL——'fhe 65:2th f—":“‘—‘ - ‘ ‘
offigsifiée cf swimhm in their}! 731 ’C'iinic‘i’j’ 13f“: ‘» (:b‘“ ‘3 'T“
cal yanis oi the New Y Few Ha T9"”'"‘""‘-‘ 3““ "M *"W‘ "*‘m ""‘
veu and Hartford Ra
{fie-finitely sugars-2221‘
suit. howeve . was an
:tgoing freigin {r0
.uor report. Railroad ofiicers
them Passenger infer; were not im
pedal.
M’Aulifie Has gore
1 NEE" erbio ._
:uewly aupoiutei r.
Erection: prekib‘réir _
Emma-ted to Cilie.',’;‘3'sz:mos flcfimifie
yesterday. This zit-rouse the
stafi‘ to 27 me; forluéitzg Hr.‘éiczln-
lifie- and there are {we more Faun
ties remainins.‘ We cbamcters‘and
a. «u. .‘v
.
. five...—
r‘iil
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Agents For Round-up,
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Auteists In Slate
was no: .pviuger a ennui? o‘“ rumor vehicle reg.
The H; islers revised ‘o Auri‘. 15, ISM. The
rgo on all present edition is 3.0(90 copies.
8 yards" ‘Wh'mtze com r hi I of all kind.
g,- , r... .. ;_. .. - .. - Ԥ rears ever: mo or re (:85 ' <.
3336119633 sit-“Que“ L5“ “ha 33;; .‘Wi’E‘ 3 statement of .me fiepartmeut's
‘zhey had had no tie-mantis firesenzevi ruling: 9911396?“ wwh the ooemtxou
The
of
52'”:
a eomplem list
2319 motor vehicle 13?. There is
an article on the causes of room:- w:-
hicle accidents to which special at
motion is directed. will: the assur-
pzv'e that the elimination of any of
the causes will prevent an accident.
Comolr With Laws
More limp $5 per tens. of the au-
tomobile cwrrrs in Conuertlcu’ are
complying with the senior vahirin
Saws pertaining to the useof head»
fights. amoral?
recards of each of the men have been 331;. chief iusgeecgor of the Slate 3331b:
, proved satisfactory. 1
M e
3Vehicle he!” fitment.
, {Insider-able
, Mr. chuiifie stated that he will 1m hie, howeéer, lsdibeing em h ‘eheed
pamtively quiet night Several ye take-a tawrdays in which to who with non-reel out 1‘ “from I; gloom
' ' figure mungm m instructing ”new; ewe. atta- mto theStue more; with heed- . ,1 ,
m , ‘ new .ises. .. Mme-rm} new m 13m. swim . lights-was 1m
10 Alden L. McMurv
graz—"s were not suficient to meet re—
’ Quiremems.
i Pres. Marius. Storm or the Con—
lama-1m: Com. oz: denied yesterdav
:sflemoon that the economy planned
may rate increase at “153 time and de‘
ftha: it was the first he had heard of it.
Q.
n
fir LLLLLW .4 W. . * *TW‘T’E‘WT'”
imemlnned to him as a possibility.
jHe said the company has an apnea}
fraudinz in :hr superior court against
the mum: of the Path: I’lilit‘es (Your
3mission whic‘s Tozzld be heard in Sep—
tember and the comma; wrj .1 no"
he in :2 r’ul-iog a resume?—
mrm in fare uulil afier this appeal
was recided.
The new wage schedule will add
a heavy burden to the company.
en Pepi;
RUNS INN] JITNE
Two men were admitted at 11:3“.l
last night to the Sal-walk Hospital
for treatment by Dr. Sullivan for i
juries received in an accident on t!-
“’estpon road when one. who g3.
his name as ' Edward Capasse c
Westport. driving 3a motorcyde, rat‘-
reod-en. £1220 the 'jitney 0f Saratov
Veneers of Pest Swamp. who is sax:
to have been standing still when i:
oven.- rred.
_ Voile—at:
fracmred left leg
juries are small. _
“ileum so. well known in Nature ‘r
and is canal “Peat Swamp Sam" by
his acquaintances.
is sufiering [rem a
while Sapasse' i:—
lfii’iuueso ta l’rimarv
l
l
a
ST- ”AWL, mun. June 21—5}: i-
wary elenioureturns today from 1.“;
{‘05 out of 3195 Minnesota precincisi'
showed that State Auditor 3. A. in;
Pneus was leading six. (21:31am Ifor
the Rxmuhlicau gubmato non: ria—
tion with am~m
M
‘;
lllllflllEYEU-I DRIVER 1
pies. and told Mr. Floury to come to
Bridgeport. Monday morning. and see
the {Tailed Slates Commissioner.
This he did. and was uskfid if he
wanted a hearins. Ho "7m. M4 v“:
asked to name his own time. He said
any time next week will do. and the
MLRLLJLLJLHVJLQL on
$500 bond in the meantime. m. Flo~
ury said he would here 1" on hum“ to
make armnazmwouta end was 1014.
”that’s all right auv tirm ‘u the or“:
few days will do." Mr. Flour}? will go
over to Bridveptar: with it :omorrovr
or the net! My.
"Everybod,T was most kind." ‘39
31315.
STAMHIRD MAN”
ATTACHED IN
3
l7:
s
STAINRD, June 22.—-James R
Holt, 1 driver for a local taxicab com-
pany. returned from New Jerse". to
day, with a had wound on the fore-l
Feud. and claimed he'had been at‘
tacked by three strangers. who mt
him with a sun 5nd ’tried to stem the
machine after he had drivrn to Ho»
lichen. He saw: he threw'away the
switch key and they could not start.
1126 machine. but they left him in the
road unconscious. He was revived «by
passing utolsts and later was abla
to drive home. ' ‘
Washmxt' on Camp
9
4
Holds Open Meeting '
Favors Republican An open meeting of
I
Washing"!!!
Camp, No. 11, Patriotic Orrlcr sons
of Amen-Em, was held last evening In
their rooms. 2% North Main sin-0t.
{the m We of Camp 3. P. 0. or A.
In“ with them. Dr S. H. Huntingma
an 8. B.‘ Walkiey mule appropristo
o . Dancing was enjoyed. the
music being furnished by Mrs. Wil-
€93.19an and $1911 Burt, bauifiist-
mm were served and the o!-
" Why all 9. 91m
sin
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Norwalk Chronicler