t NORWALK’S
HOME PAPER
’—
Hrmusm 1870.
ed by Bridgeport Man in
Night—Victor J. Sjsbsk.
In Serious Condition.
.. “.‘tt State street Bridgeport. at
\‘li"rli‘ -l.
\ .‘ll..’
'fe's ll,i\>'t..
lll‘i stillo‘l‘l'tl Lil't'.’lll_\' lll'tvlll
~Inn-i‘ititt-titli-tlt of the
i't' i'Zilllt‘ ill ill" \Vt't‘
- .. natives in this country.
v'w'w-r l’belan will conduct
.I. ..
'l'lll‘ l\.
t'a rm.
afternoon at the Darien Town Hall.
Entered It the South Norwalk Post
Office 3-50ch Clues Mail Matter.-
WALL ST.
,llNE DEAD, 0NE DYING RESllll
0E lW0 'Nlll0ll ACClDENlS lN
DANIEN, [ATE EASE NlGlll
’ ' ’«“"3tu
-——————I
John J. McCarthy. Wee Burn Golf Club Employee, Kill-
Front of Club at 8:30 Last
Of Brook Hollow Farm,
Stamford. Crashed Into Pierce Arrow Truck Near the
Center of- Darien at 11:30 ‘Last Night—Is in Stamford
John Mel‘arthy. aged iltl. employed at the “'ee Burn Golf Club,
,: .mion, as a house lnan since last Friday. is dead in the Stamford
ll'hllliill, lllls morning. as the result of a fractured skull sustained
shun he was struck by an automobile, driven by Dominick ('arlucct
8:30 o'clock last night. McCarthy
.. e, boarding a Stamford trolley when he was struck by tile step of
.. ‘ nit-mu car driven by (‘at'ltlci-i. who was on his way to Bridgeport,
..,.i ,ias thrown to th cur-mud. sustaining a fractured skull.
.-~n.~.--tl to the Stamford hospital. where he died early this: morning.
. .zhi e] \‘as released by the police. as it was not believed tllat Mel»
. . 'l \ \\;t.s badly injured. but was re’arrested today.
Sisbsk. an employee of Brook Hollow Farm. property
.; Arthur W. Francis. of Stamford, while driving towards- Stamford
It "Ml -»'elm-k last night. crashed head on into a heavy Pierce-Ar-
t-w t:"i<'l\ driven by i‘larcnce Zimmerman. an mnployee of Henry
of lo l"airt‘ield avenue. New Haven. who was driving towards
The accident took place hear the center of Darien.
.insl. was taken to the Stamford hospital where it was said
A . t unit .1 that he was ill a very precarious condition,
i ll . (vet-e» ut‘ the jaw and skull. a badly cut neck from the wind
He was
He sustailr
lilt' sllm'lt. Sjs‘lisk was with P. J.
and William llornig. another
Will .1" -},. t'arm. It is said that all three men were pretty well'
,., - influence of liquor at the time of the accident. A
.‘.tit~1‘-‘\\':Ii.~ll nor llol'nil: sustained any injuries save bruises Tm‘“ Assembly Hall. voted 36‘5“" for
.' t 3 ti: wintusions and were taken to their home. - l
4.:5. .n Emu-finer (ienl'u‘v' \‘oxon ol' llarien is arranging: for an
» .. held by ("oi-otter John J. .l’helan.
“' " r is said to have been employed at the \\'oodway (‘ountry
is known
an inquest into Mt-(‘arthy's death
Pun-n club and so far as
‘.
Y 5. Wagner. of Lakeville.
e-aator. and Mrs. Fanny
t' it Secretary of State.
HAVEN. S.- pt 1'; . illead
”at. —Rv)l,lin l'. Tyler. 0'. Hail
i nominated as Democratic
.,. 1‘ for Governor at the state
‘wi of the patty here toda‘v'.
H'v - "tan Allaustine Lonergatl, ol'
' \\ is nominated for I7tlitt’ll
i' ‘enator' it. 0. “Casper. '9'
,. “a: nominated for Lieu-
t“ howlnnr and Mrs. Funny \‘I‘\'-
11 ll of t‘ttlumllia. “WIS nfllllPil
'- ”' :.. Mr Secretary of State.
\; l'blYl‘t. of Hartford, W713
.; VAN-litin'k‘ for State Treasurer.
'1' mi 1‘. Walsh. of han'mrv. we“
"" '--i or Comptroller.
‘mn of presidential electors
M a committee composed of
Eran I‘Ptr'lerald: former
(‘bilrnlan (hrnminle and
"ion Chairman Spellacy.
gathered slowly .‘llltl
which hour the (am
avijantnwl there
hall. and none
the night in
'--a'l('t- Irwin: Io pick a liCb’l
t )Illllliilt’t“ on permanent mza~
' ‘ton and t-rvientials had not met
I- h
v2: o. r!
A“ net. sales
'1 I'l’l'lI‘b,
"" ,. «nod
Tl-‘c’ilus .3. 'l.x
v be ha-i
in
u’nl‘rb
"it.
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it‘outlnued on page Seven
Juige Sends Him Where
’li'ild VVomen' Can’t Lure
‘-_\ opinion the accused needs
‘ In from the fat? sex and 'wild
more than punishment from
. if "
‘ "ihn F2. Keeler, presiding: in
Hal Sld“ it! the. superior court
“v
"T '- :d‘f‘ this. as his ODIDIOD-
Housing :1 sentences-Qt from
anal one-halt years in
rssun on Willard Worden, 24
‘ Norwalk who pleaded
'1 .. te'da} to a charge of steal-
Hr: ol-ile trom his former em-
't it."
A; ' ‘a Norwallz.
"’1 told the court that a $700
. «lot which he had was
, "‘ cl lair-2‘ t7)“ time he lav-
ttten'L-m,‘ on a number or
7.779 car “ Lli Sici-
'r 'l itse- him it? d9Clal‘9d.
"~»“'n o? Norwall‘: pleaded
t o. threp bottles of
; It .‘5 Il'Wali-L saloon keel)
‘ ‘rntenr‘ed to jail for two
on has al'fia'ly served one
';i:l.’l- "
.n
Rollin U. Tyler N amedt
B y Democrats for Gov.
’ maressman Augustine Lonergan for United States
”till. it mull
% minimum
.eouhl find no trace at the voting mall
at present.
e0 (‘in for two months without be-
ing molested. and declares charges
'should have been brought against
for Lieutenant Governor;
Nixon Welsh, of Columbia,
3
Members S—e-t Upon Young;
Man Who Resented Insults
Ofl'ered to Girls.
Nolwalk has again been invaded by
1' .‘.‘:'l2 ill “Highs Wilt) tukf‘ delight in
insulting tnen and women they ltieet
en the sire-Pt and win). it the escort in
the woman should attempt to re
taliate. ambush him and beat him“up.
'i‘huie have been several instances
oi this during: the past month. nan
plaints not having been made to the
police. huwelet‘.
Charles Blld‘llé. who did not give
his address. was PSCOI‘illlz two young
ladies down Garner street hill about
:t'w n‘tlotk last night when twol
young t‘t-ilows passed him making in»
su tin: remarks as they did so, Mr.
lludine naturally went back to hzne at
'aecldent
scum NORWALI.‘ CONN.
EXPLo;
and
Meetings of
Districts Are
Very Quiet
First and Second Districts
Endeavor to Get Charter
Amendments to Help Out
. the Libraries.
ANNUAL llEPlllllS
llEAll ANll EllEll
First District to Try and
Get Pay for Hydrants in
East Norwalk.
Norwalk's three districts, First. Sec-
ond anti Third. held their annual
tileetinlzs. last v\‘t'llln;_'. and. for the
first time in some years. the serenity
of the meetings was nor marred by
squabbles or discussions. )‘l‘llereas.
iormerly there were large numbers
present at the meetings. all primed
with questions and personal opinions
to be aired. all three meetings. last
night. were marked by slim attend
illll’t‘.
The First district. which met in the
the lilll‘lll}. and. in anticipation u!
next year, voted. if the Board oi l‘Zsti
male and Taxation didn't appropriate
the money for this year. to appropri‘
ate a similar amount for the year be
ginning September 1st. 1921.
(Continued on pate Two)
litt’tlss DRIVER
PAYS tlfllill tails
Bridgeport Man Was Also
Trying to Operate Auto-
mobile While Under Influ-
ence of Liquor.
Edward R. Rudinn oi _\ili.~"t’l
road. Bridgeport “as lined $7 and
costs by Judge \'(_isbllt'l:li in the down»
town (pull this morning. alter he had
pled guilty to charges of reckless
driving and of operating a motor
r~hiele whi'e under the influence In
liquor.
Rutline. who was represented this
morning by Attorney Arthur (‘ozntej
of Bridgeport. was the dri' o- \r
Ford 'car that turned turtle at the cor
her of Fort and \‘an Zaavlt street:
last Saturday evening about 6:30
o‘clock. Louis (‘auevarl. an enlplm es
0- the llorlnn House was being taken
to his home by Rudiue and the latter’s
companions. and was standing on the
running board of the Ford when tile
occurred, (‘aneral‘i sus-
tained several lacerations and bruises
as dill Rndine. The other occupants
of the car. “hose names could not he
learned Were not injured. however.
Tarytdwii- N’isitors
Dine at Country Club
delegation
prominent
66) i’l
in the
A large
number. of
n ea rt
men
Isocial and political life of Tarrymwr.
Westchester (‘ounty~ .\' Y.. WPi‘a the
zuests of Edmund F3. Crowe at dinner
the Norwalk ~Country (‘lub last
the \o'in: men take hack their re .
m. .121" :11 5:52:
-""lllg h-lluws' jumped from bushes tractio. of ”12” '3“! - leb e '
'.”’”’ “Wt knocking him down. kicked “3,. ' pop 3 r u ‘ ,
mm. About ...30 the dinets sat down m
. They also knocked out one of
his teeth and numerctt'ullv beat him.
Mr. Budlne reported the matter to
the po‘it-a and Patrolman Milton
Lockwood went to investigate. but
Mr. lludine refused medical attention.
Hererero Says He Will
Not Surrender
MEXK‘O ('lTY. Sept. 16.—~Rodolfo
l'lerre’vo. commander of the troops
who killed the late President (‘arran-
za and who has been ordered under
arrest by the government. has noll-
fled the “'ar Department that he will
not return to this city from Zaraeoza.
State of Puebla, where he is livint:
one of Steward
ful repasts.
started for home at R o‘clock all e.“-
thusiastlcally praised the cuisine, nul
were highly pleased with their visit
here.
MacSwinev Much weaker
for several nlzhts previously.
Henderson's delight
and When the :‘Es-‘i""~
On 35 Day of Fast;é
l
LONDON. Sent. iii—"l'erenetm'31:!"-s
thney. Lord Mavor of Pork. who tO-i
(lav began the 33th dav of his hun'mt' ford. England. and Taro!!!) t'mversi-
strike. was much weaker this morn~ tion and‘ls momine‘ii i‘ Canadian,
in: after spending a had nizht. ac~ educational 01rd”-
cording to the report to thn Home 0'- ghe wag a member of the Dominmn
flee from the physicians. at Brlx’om Council of Canadian Girls in Tram-
Prison. where the Lord Mavor l4 in- tax.
carcerated.
He savs he was in Mexi- ‘MacSwiney had enjoyed less rest than ReV. W. H. Thomas of tilt; city. and yesterday attention. for his rel‘usal t
- is n rad. auto 0! Massachusetts Instr «cent the Senatorial nominataon.
The phvsiclans stated;
"The Lord Mayor." said the mom-
Determlnatlon League. ”passed a very notation of New York.
him at that time.
“‘1 6 his arrest‘
Advertise in the Sentinel.
badntxhtlnlleodm'u
udwornoutthbm
refine-l
alt-on: that c‘ty today. where they had
3: K. ‘
WAY, “PT. 16. 19:0.
Infernal Machine Wrecks Sub-Treasury
Morgan "s Offices.
U. S. TROOPS GUARD FINANCIAL DISTRICT WHILE
HUNDREDS OF INJURED LIE IN STREET. HOS-
PITALS CROWDED WITH WOUNDED. TRACES OF
SMOKING METAIL LEADS POLICE TO BELIEVE EX-
PLOSION WAS INTENTIONAL.
NEW YORK. Sepfi. Iii—A terifi'ic explosion wllicll' rocked all
of Lower Manhattan «recurred at noon today outside the offices of
.l. I’. Morgan & ('ompaleou \Vall street. Several persons Were kill
cd and many other itljglred.
Juuius Spencer Morgan. son of J. P. Morgan and a member of
of the firm. was badly. cut by flying glass. Officials of the com-
pany denied first reports that a bomb had exploded in the Morgan
Building. '
'l‘hc |ist,_pf casualties. mounting as evcited word passed from
mouth to mouth. at 12130was reported to have reached fifteen kill-
ed and fifty injured. but an accurate count was impossible ill the ill-
tense confusion that sWept the financial district.
It was equally iiitpoSNible half an hour after the explosion oc-
curred to determine either its exact nature or location. for speltta~
tors were held back by the police.
It was reported. however. that shortly before noon an automobile
with two men drew up in from of the Morgan oflices. and that when
Morgan detectives approached the machine, one man alirltted and
either accidentall_\' or purposely dropped what appeared to be a
bomb.
Occupants of a skyscraper looking down on “'all Street told an-
other vision of the automobile story. They declared tllev had seen
the car draw up and the men leave it. These spectators advanced
the theory that the bomb. if it was a bomb. had been tinted.
This version differed front the first. as regards the two
\t‘llfl't'l's and their cliatlfi'eul‘.
amouLr the dead or injured.
. .\'ever in its history has Lower Manhattan witnessed such e\'~
l'llt'lllt‘lll as prevailed today. 'l‘radinl.T on both the Stock and (‘urb
I“.T{i'll‘rlll]'."t'_\l';t.\ ordered suspended for the day a few minutes after
t 2-1 exp esloo occurred and from then on Lower New 'o - - wr -
its business matters in attending to the needs of tllc\in‘ii\lriidl.hm d”
Fire apara'us and ambulances dashed through the narrow.
i'l'IHlk'Vl streets of 'h financial district. on which lav a coverin" of
shattered clan and the broken remains of men and horses. -
‘ Antoni: the bodies wre those of three girls. terriblv mutilated A
police cordon was hastily thrown around the entire. financial dist
W .. ~r
. [- mitt. l -l. c reports at 12:3.) had fifteen dead
l tlttfi’il‘llil l‘i'llul‘ts ha} thirty dead. I
:l‘he l'niterl States m-f‘l‘reasury. immediately opposite the scene
“"f 'fxi‘lhsmu. “as plum-d under heavy police zuard to protect
‘thelutllions of dollars ll] 2 llol. silver and paper money lodged in the
Jim. L’lttlllit‘ structure.
'l‘ll” Firs! effort of file HUMP” we
s‘ll‘-‘-l and removing the iii-7“].
'H': on the sivlwalk and ten
take ‘- an av by volunteer. u orkc
' pas»
The first story had it that they were
“A"
re directed toward aivlill! the iu~
At 12:40 fourteen bodies were seen
others were reported to have been
rs.
MlSSlNfi lillll EllllNll PAUL llESlIllANEE
IN lllENlllNlllllEE NESlliNS lllllAl
Ethel Pavlovichs of This President K --
City Found W‘ith Frank Of France Has
Maltese, a Trenton Sign
Painter Who Had Been
' “’orking Here -—- Couple
. Arrested on Serious
Charges.
Some Tim 9.
Ill’lllllitll’lldji'l'. Fiance.
lb". silty The Assn-lanai
l‘aul .l)eschanel.
SUI)‘,
l't‘t-ssl.
‘ president
brain-e. presented his redefinition
t'om that office tent-"N. Th.-
.dent at his resilience hvre g;
letter of resiztiati-u: an-i a pres?-
dential message to acrotupanv it
2.. Premier Mill-crawl. who 'wii:
read the document to the Senate
‘\\'ord was received in this city.last 5”"‘l‘
: 'lr ‘- l..;‘-'c~-_ iha' :ixli'1‘" year -
old Ethel I‘arloviehs. daughter 02 Mrs.
Elizabeth l’avloyiths. fit" 10 (‘rown
street. had been arrested in Trenton.
N. J.. in company with twentvyear-old
Plank Maltese. an employe or the ii.
41;. Maxwell Sign Company. of Trrn
lludiue was extremely intoxicated en. v i'h whom the girl disap:)-=:‘.-red '"nd ('hamh‘W-“f n"l'll'it‘r‘ ”ll TIN--
at the time. and was arrested by Pa— ‘from this city last Saturday after— day.
ttolman John Roberts. ’noon. ..__
he rcuple wi re arre~ted in the HID-1 (‘omlvwed on are «area
_ . . g c ._
tel Manse. last night. by the Trenton
police. according to word received
llEliilCllAlS” 0th
registered as man and wife.
The Trenton police hail reteixel
word from the local police to the o’-
t'ect than the girl might go to “371'
irity in companv with Maltese. and are.
'investigation there. last night Shut
.(l‘cséd he fact that the coupe 3:. . ~ _ '
'been‘reglstered at the hotel. l 3L“ HA\ EN. Sip}. 15-—V,‘m; 5m»
They were arrested on serious porters of Augustine Lana-231 0:
Hartford, claiminz so per cent. or the
delegates. and adherents of Mayo:-
ls' ivtd Fitzgerald. of New Haven, still
trying to Induce him to enter the
race, the situation tut night pom” ted
to the selection of I compromise can
:didate for Governor in the twrron 4'-
E. O. Wagner. of Lakevlhe. a Litch
field county man. or General Henry A
Bishop. of Bridgeport. when the Demo
cratlc State convention opens.
The nomination for United States
tSenator. it is expected, will be .en
‘dered to Mr. Maegan in the even;
of a compromise on the governorship
.Iomination, although many leaders t’..~
’vor the selection of Thorns: J. Spe‘
lacy. of Hartford. '
Cummings Scored,
Homer 8. Cummings. 0: Stamford.
im roundly scored bv members of 7‘1:
State Central committee. in session
,charges and are being hefd by the
(Continued on em Sewn
William H. Thomas; _.
Engagement Announced
The enzagemen‘. is announced of
Isabel Gordon Brown. daug‘nter'ot Ed—
ward B. Brown. 1231].. K, of C.. oi
Toronto and Oaxville, Ontario. and
Mrs. Brown. to William H‘il‘iSJfl
Thomas 0f till: city.
Miss Brown is n emanate of Dr-
During the war
Hr. Thomas Is the son of the late
true of Technology. He is connected United States District Attorney
int: bulletin issued by the Irish Self— wit me Herri‘tbvolgt Chemical Cor- 'Tnanas'J. Wm N»- and?” with
l 1" .MI“..MWOIWAH&L
The We will take place Sell-
W. ~ .: :1“.
”lane ram new. mom ALI. PAM-e or T"! wont-o} .24 new“. man one our: own guano...
Been Acting Strangely forl
..t t
‘ liver
are his-
llllNVENllllN MAREWNWB
Fair tonight and tomorrow; cooler.
ION KILLS 30
CONNECllClll WOMEN
CAN REBlSlER llllllll
AND WE, SAYS HEAEY
Attorney General, in. Opinion to Secretary Perry,
Claims Special Session Had Authority to Ratify the
Nineteenth Amendment—Says They Can Vote in Town
Elections. ',
Replying to a question by Secretary States- to vote shall not be denied or
of the State Frederick l.. Perry as to abridged by the United States or by
whether a woman can register today. any state on account of sex.“
be; made an tlcctor Saturday and voe‘l "The adoption of this amendment
in Connection for town otllcers on the by the requisite thlt’tyrix states re—
first Monday in October. Attorney peals all existing constitutional pros
General Frank E. Healy yesterdav retrivlsions limiting'sut‘i'ra‘ge to males and
dercd an opinion that they can. inns» all statutes carrying into effect such
much as in Mr. Healy's judgement. constitutional prohibition."
the special session of the Legislature Thirty-five states oi the Union but!
Tuesday. under its powers granted by already adopted this amendment when
the constitution had the authoritv to'lt was submitted to the Legislature
[ratify the suflratze amendment to the;oi Tennessee in that slat? both ”I“
House ratified tho
federal constitution. Mr. llealy'F Senate and the
opinion. addrt-Bed to Mr. Perry, t'o‘ amendment. The tollowtnu day a m0”
lows: tion to reconsider the part-1320 of the
"You hmn submitted to me this resolution was made and then a lull
clent number of members of the House
absented themselves from the auto
to prevent .1 quorum of the House he-
lm: present to transact business. The
clerk of the Houst- forwarded the res-
olution to the secretary oi state. and
on the advice or the attorney general
question ‘(‘an a woman reuister on
September In. 1920. and be made an
elector on September 18. “320. and
vote in this Hate for town officers on
the tint Monday in October. 1920?"
“The federal amendment submitted
to the H-H-l‘ai state for the purpose
at ratification is as iollow":
"Th right at citizens of the l'nited
ANII-BillSflllllil
ttvoiunol is
.. NOW aim-mt:
The Russians Who Recently
(Continued on Page Etnht.)
BflUNll Sl'lllINli
Ellll SUEEllAliE.
VllTE INDICATES
Fairfield County Only Sec-
tion of State Voting Un-
animously for Ratifica-
tion of Amendment.
Evacuated B‘kuv Ate Re“ HARTFORD, SW," lo. -Fairfleld
ported to be Still in Re- ferrmt we: the ”no en in the
stat-- to vote tmanimoatlx for rati-
i treat' fil‘fliifln ot’ the Nluetm’nth Amend-
ment to the («institution of the I'uit-
ed Ftalm in both houses 0: the leg-
islature a. the npe‘inal :l'b‘rlun Tues-
day. In the House ill members from
Fat-field onnnh. 2'7 lepublicans and
tou;- Democrats. vot at Ior two resold~
titn and in the Sene'e the six Repub-
lie: ti. and one Democrat trom dis-
trttts in this section all sang out 3'
‘yes" when their names werP called.
Only a Rehearsa‘.
Tuesday acton was a rehearsal of
the ratification. as it will all be done
over again next Tuesday at noon. to
'please the governor. who maintains
(‘0.\‘ST.\NT|NQPL1~; Se t. 13_ _ be there might be. a grave legal question
Iantilfolshmix revolution it,“ up “jinn about ratillrattcn at the period bo-
ttezior. in the Caucasus. is reporter. (U cause such bllslnel-s' “'11—. not .‘Stlpullt'
mining strength. The Russians ed in the can. ‘\\e~v~'au i onneetl-
Wfim recently admitted the marlin (‘ut‘s record to be“ tree from any
l"‘ It Bad“! are $3le to 0:941“ in legal (-omplicat‘ons the go e’nor
told. the two houses assembled in
. . int session.
ot‘fenepe ’oHe has stated he will not certify tho
resolution adopted by the House and
llAllAN SilllEl "“—
. Allli_l_’_l_l_E_CilllllEll
Hope America Will [Reject
Colby’s “Shortsighted Pol-
1C).”
i.
l'\-’
,leh’eat.
'i‘ie pmpol‘e'i-v Greek
."zu --. t t‘ Turkish Nationalists up
I1 have been defini.‘ -‘~ ll 9-! l"
”:1 (rile; that oh“ sultan's :ineinlllvlit Ben.“-
a (tin pi'WDllrl
$20,000 Willllfl ill
.,,.
.1 t
u“. k " Al
1:“‘27111-
lwit‘“ he ‘Jzetir‘n-ltist:
. ‘Jltliti \‘ept l5._-.—Preparatlons for
recruit ii; an Italian Soviet. army 'flu.’ i
I
' .
going on in Milan. Turin. Rcme’
Nari-u: t-nr' (Ill-Ir larzc ruins through—
out the rountly. arc-amine to the .
newspaper Epoa‘ wh‘cll prints 71 state
ment to this effect by a superior om-
'r'er of the lt'illan Arm}; It is said Contents of the Greenwich
that one of ti i. d' H h t tl
Sawirt .-.rgan=.-.1a:enzaginfini-ilng 331.193: “Wine Cellar”. Trucked to
Federal Building, Bridge-
ta_ the anarchist chief.
(Continued on Page Eight.)
The Greenwich “wine cellar" was
teleaned out vesterdayafternoon. (‘lone
gto 2.000 quarts of various brands of
whiskey, valued at about 320.000. and
over 200 gallons 0! hizhproot alcohol.
were loaded on a truck and trans-
ported to the Federal buildtnz at.
l
' lillAllliEll Ell MN
I ' Bridgeport. by Federal agents. The
Two more rec‘dr’nts todav who haw: 1’ ““9““ load ”as-“"1 ”"th N3m“k‘
had articles “at,“ from ”mo “0...... The liquor and alcohol represants
during the past three week.- ‘n‘ "‘imre! made by tle eovernment, of-
u ' 0.
7 since he rresto h . flcen at the Greenwich dead line
“rials-rear. 0,; ..d"“2£,"h,‘,‘f,\§'.?'1 within about two weeks. The stul
Stamford. and his confusion of thefts ‘
in this city. have reported to the Continue! °' m can
poll-'9 the various articlel MOI.
Mrs. Paul singer-Id of 7w Harri" Wmter Mk
ave-nun reported that she bod m I For the Trolleyl
Bronte camera stolen from hel
The new schedule or trolley service
home. ‘
t‘harlea M. Hartford of 51 “'inllelr'
d went into er-
Ftreet. also reported thnt a. ladle. gold '0 “d from Sumfor
wrist “mu.“ m taken [mm hi. home feet today. million! care now run
an“ m. avenue and leave
hogs; 1"fl‘fam x, Meredith oi Keyw m at I! and 51 minutes out
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