NORWALK‘S“ *f
HOME PAPER
ESTABLISHED 1870.
Mills PURSUE
BOISIIEVIIII I0
NORIH 0E [IDA
\VAltSA\V. Sept. 2&.O—~l‘ollsh cav-
lllry operating in the rear of retreat-
ing llolslicvik forces in the region of
lrmino have reached :1 point north
pf Lida. says an oilicial statement is:
Sued today.‘
Lithuanian artillery has smelled
Polish positions in the Suwalk-i sec-
l-ir. th‘u statement declared. '
(VONl-l'l‘AN'l‘lNOPLE. Sept. 28.—
J'ortyrtixc thousand rilles and 8.
100.000 cartridges which were can-
.iui-mi by the Germans from the R118—
Muns during- the world war. are. he-
fini: shipped to Gen. liar —
gol, head of the anti-B0151 . v-
.rumvnt in South Russia.
lliGA, . Sept. 28.-—Consideratlon of
the details of a preliminary treaty of
[place between Soviet. Russia and
rul lllti was begun here today by the
your common-ions named to li‘okaf—
Tor (liiTle'lll phases of the problem
t-wfore the peace conference. The
;...-n;ho'-rs of these commissions were
i .ilml upon at a meetinl,r between
,M lmmhski. head of the Polish mis-
mall, and M. Joffc. chief of the So-
.. i :il‘Ithilllml, late Monday after-
- .-u
Ii is ( \pcctcni that the actual work
_ .Imin'; the treaty will be left ill
1, min-ls of these commissions.
input
:‘lull mt
' EEIlEIiAL COURT
ildcric Fleury and “Kid
i‘filiia’ns” Are to Be
'i‘ricd on Volsted Act Vio-
lation, W'hiie Helm Is Un-
(Icr Indictment for Hav-
. ‘ V ‘.
lag billi
'llw Septelillu‘r lel'zil of the Unilevi
1.: IUUIE. muted at 10:30 o‘clock
.noll.in,: -’. Jew iavcn. hill]
‘m i-Iduizi l. 'I'homns (al' this city,
The bent-ll.
u .‘vx-‘lll Jhrrc
null 24mm: Attorney
cases which
Edward L.
!Ell‘
.I 1).. :tllII (Lolgc H. (Tutu-ll. (lelkl-
. .
‘ l nitcd States attorney. have NP-
‘ w t], 59 ill]; on ini‘ormntions and 1‘4
inlill'ilill’llis :llrr‘z'dy l‘mird, Most.
lilo L'iiSt‘S ll be Xil‘eSQlltC‘d are 01]
ligvs art-ting limb-r the \‘olstmd
Ill lhv l? 1 are r‘i"l:t Bridgeport
as well as; Sen-rat from Milford
.vml l".lilfiCE(i. and two from this (:ity,‘
Hm I.I'lllg those of Medurtc Fleury,
proprietor of the Gm'mania Hotel on
.lili-oad avenue-and Dominic lncerta.
Kid Williams) of lVater street.
Charles; S. Helm. of this city. will
arraigned ,plulcr indictment churc-
.l with maintaiu‘ng a still Withput
~. :irlciinl: with the collector of in-
n rnal Revenue.
"5.1, —»——~-————
Milli/’3 DEATH -
WAS ATTITTTNTTT
.u :ihin: the death of Thomas
'V' , .37, l EillIKV'llt‘Iil. who with
in: of all :tulnnmblle I‘ullirsinn
- l'Illll' l‘u:.:I :llHI Illmi‘ .l\eli:H-.
I n '. on September 14. to acci-
i‘.il John .I.
.I. ll : Zl'rtiil ntazit y‘all-2111113
i..‘ ll. illllrtioli oi" the thor-
« \vlu re the 43:19.12“ Utt'lli.('tl
' - . :rn Illllhllllliilllfilli. owing:
. ~ Iitlv . ullhli'llf‘tt‘d wall of
.Imlll i'nlll‘ fit-l ill ii(‘lF§ith
- I‘l;~l‘ll;‘\. _
'2.jlli'i<"«~!'l'i)\l‘ Fatal.
‘EIr. xxi . va: Iiil\‘ill;.( his; (.".l‘
:J .‘lld'.’ of the Fit-Id l’oint
:un down by another ((1.2
i'cter ’l‘allerup. of Green-
: upmmaelzul lIu-norihuest
Hush avenue. in the col-
» ‘z'iuthy was Thrown to the
uni :zll.‘.’;.ln'.uI ill‘illl‘il'fl which
.1”; in mg den”: .‘i i’o-W “(llll‘tz
| ilw Greenwich Hospital.
\n (‘riminlil Liability.
vvv'uwr I':\Ollf'l‘:‘ll(‘lii 'I‘allcrup
rm :lwi li"'-llli_\‘
. rl‘\".\'.
n'. l
' Itl"r'll.l.;l.‘l:>;
RT on EPbR’fillfiK‘
SELL AUTOS
Holcl’OR'l‘. Sept. 28.—Michael
wr and Frank Solczl are chargcd
living the men who wentginto
on u! Samuel Slaviil and at the
of guns robbed the cash regis'
if “it. .' UN store was opened
.. The men fought With
Him th'l'ew one of them. but
:sg- and jumped into an auto-
whivh had been left running
. 2m» ...1 hill found nn'one
men, the police claim, connect
Nil :1 store robberyof, Satur-
'i. and Sember is said to have
II in a part. in that. Both men
i \vitllout bonds.
' harass...
A Better Night
Entered at the South Non-walk Post
Office at Second Giant-Mall Matter.
80MB EOIINI) IN
' EERRYIIOIISE AI
THE BATTERY
NE WYORK, Sept. 28.-—A package
suspected of containing a bomb was
found today in the municipal ferry-
house at the Battery. Police began
investigating the cardboard contain-
er after soaking it in water.
George Brennan discovered the
package beneath the chair in his
«bongo booth at the ferryhouse. A
slender piece of metal protruding
through the lid of the package
aroused his suspicions.
(‘hief Inspector John J. Dixon of
the Bureau of Combustibleé. opening
the package, found a brass cylinder
six inches long and three and a half
inches in diameter, which he said
could be used as a. bomb. Apparent-
ly it cotained no explosive.
RESUME TRIA I
EflR MANSLAIJliIITEIi
. , , .
mobile will be resumed today in the
Superior court before Judge John E.
Kcoicr and a jury. All of the testi-
mony has been heard, the arguments
will be made at the morning session
and t‘ic case given to the jury about
noon time it is expected.
Devlin was: driving a truck June
2?. V'v'l.Ilh coliirlcd with an automobile
in which Mrs. Deck of Brooklyn was
a pawenger. and Mrs, Beck suffered
a fractured skull. dying June. 10 in
thr- Slznniurd hospital. Devlin was
:allcgm' to have bccn under the In-
fluence of liquor and driving at high
spout lie contended he hn'l not been
(Iiilliilllfii and that faulty brakes were
the cause of the sliced.
A grand jury has been.summoned
to repolt \Vcrlnesdav morning to act
tlpcn accusations of murder in: the
that degree against Elwood B, \Vnrie.
falls. litlml lltlithins Nott. and John
ll Tolinwcn. Frank Leneve and
Joseph Mancini. The first three are
accustd Mancini. The first three are
accused of the nllll'tiel‘ or Gearge E.
Noit at hi< homo August 30 last.
EAGLES mm
H. fair and carnival open-
l.i;:ht at the Town Assembly
L large attendance .und for
thu- lirst night was J) big,' success.
The null has been beautifully deco—
‘..llt vi and there are several booths to
.itli'act the patronage. Among these
are ankc booths. candy booths. novel-
?) n‘ml «loll booths. Also booths for
.lanuut-sr- work baskets. Indian lied
'xlaniu-is and others .iucluding the of-
ficers booth, where mam titkcts were
given out for the handsome Oakland
,:l\ touring: car. which is to be given
away on the last night of the fair. .
liaucinc was a special attraction
for a good many which lasted till
whinifr’n. Refreshments were serv-
wl Mom: with the dancing and a very
pleasant (vening was: spent by every—
(IIH‘.
inn PASTllli Now
100133 Alilllil ARMEI]
Itcv. Emil G. Richter, pastor of the
Maple ll\"ilh~" M. if. church. Stamford.
who for weeks has been ducking bad
egg-nu. bauunargand tomatoes. thrown
't‘. Iiim by ambushed enemien. because
oi his “ari‘arc on gambling. went
about town yesterday with his should-
I-rq carrying a proud head and his hip
pocket carrying a large bulge of “un-
dertaker’s delight," called. in police
dictionaries. a ‘tsix shooter."
Nothing came his way but scowla
from his more deeply ambushed ill
wisherfi. for the word had gonubroad
that they might get- 3 Roland bullet
for every Oliver egg they hurled.
l'astor llitcheP bad just gotten back
from the International Anti-Alcoholic
convention in W'ashington where he
went as a delegate from Connecticut.
He got t e gun after many town offic-
ials had cfused to aid him. He would
not divulge how he. got the weapon.
The pastor said in effect on Sunday
that he will continue his cruise on
gambling with greater energy."bellev
ing that the arm of the Lord is
strengthened by the firearm of man.
J itneurs Win: Again
in Waterbury Court
'l‘iu- xiv-4
ell laSl
liall “llil;
VVATERBURY,
men won another victory hm today
mx. Sept. 28.-—Torence Mac-
Imd Mayor of Cork. passed 3
mm. last night. and was. in
live. a little more refreshed
ordinance.
when the case of Joseph Palmetto,
arrested for violation ol-Jba, parking
prohibiting m from
parking their cars on cabin moot:
1:. said a. bulletin inn by
l St-Ii'»nviemlillatl0n ..
ltfif'l‘. lie was very wea vnnd
:1. however. and in some pain.
Min declared. This is the
«'1 e Lord Mayor's hunger
rte“. 2 the Home Office.
viewed “u"; omzamflfi'l‘
'sollcltlnz‘ their ‘ z
in the camoufwugprderdnollod in
the police court "by. Jim Hoes-(m
Immediately after- tho“ dropping of
the case jitneymen bonniusln; tbs
prohibitedflfetanlnfk mentor”
Sept. 28.—-Jltnoy .us in the cause.
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“Dinner Pail”
NEW YORK. Sept. 28.——-'l‘he an-
nouncements of price reductions con-
tinue. but “jokes" are making their
appeaiance here and there.~ 0f the
foods. flour and sugar are going down
fairly steadily but all other edibles
are continuing high. with prophecy
and propaganda offered on every side
to keep the consumer in the habit of
paying high prices.
The explanation of the resistance of
food is seen in the fact that the public
cannot effectively strike against its
“three square ineals' each day.
Restaurant Profitccrs
That. there has been profiteering
in restaurant foods is plainly in ev-
idence. due to the sweeping reduc-
tions that have been made where
the “carry your own" lunch move-
ments have been taken hold.
One o’the biggcst of the Ameri-
can sugar wholesalers announces re-
duction of 1-2 cent from the last pre-
vious price. Reduction of this static
has come because the canning season
is practically over and the household
demand has dropped off sharply front
the demand of a few weeks ago.
1.. it. l’lltnam. managing‘dircctor o
the American \\’holcsale
Ilealcrs' Association. ' inmu “'IH
Trial of John Devlin of Shel- Srifinflfw .g‘.{‘nnu‘3?-‘, PI.
ion for causing the death ofl ' .v 1" J" The
Bertha Beck at Millc 2 or n. w ”W‘s OHM“
an' ... niobilc race
scorn noawu’x, can.
PRICE ISIIl'IINIi EIINT INIIES.
' _ WITH Ellllll STILL EXEMPT
k c L'-
===:
TUISD
Propaganda Apparent for Maintaining Food Costs—
Move ment Reveals
Profiteering—Lumber Joins Downward Movement—
Clothing Men Hanging on
February." ‘ _
greatest reduction. L.
necessary for the l
tained."
threw into the trade when.
factory more than _
of its orders. he cut the pm
product. effective :«1‘ once to
buying a car by about 3200. l
“caring 29;:zfllle-‘r‘nr ‘1'
L95”: _ (gran: nliti'1:%
N condition the price! of
runs have rt-nw
not _‘.rl dropped far v-n . git
huyinrr. Mon~ . \l 4 mm ‘ is
reductions may be lul‘ki‘d for
Restaurant
Hardwood '15 35‘Ign'd "‘0
{Np (out. Utiliti-
ing contractors. iv ever. are still
making their osniwus on the loans
of the old prices. ‘ . e ,
Clothing. the most runny: Iliurk 91
all in ihe'iucrca ' ltd-.0 hot. line to
the war. the SllOi‘tllfJ . :abor. 1-10.."
is lmnxinl; on for sin; life. I" 1‘ ups
suits of the quality that‘now s. .1 .3,
$60 may be had for $3" in the. tiling.
but not now. the t’wliGEUOl-S l .’ "to
fore prevailing in '. . trade l...‘ K.“ it
fires to be uni)»
Rouscd by the jar that IICT-l‘l l-‘ny-d
IUI‘.OOO can: l-ack
of many big nmqus of can a: .l :m.
cessorics met today To talk ll 0v. r.
Stung heretofore by circus dmplay
reductions in prim tho actual); «lid
not make things cm» whit clump”;
the public is containing to kt... a
watchful t‘_\‘e on trims.
The nllllllwr iii' vs.” .,ll in Ne!“V \‘li-i'l;
. ll . c
«i own. Th ey
MREEMBUCANS .
BECflME Tomi-
WTiii hi3
c of hits
li-e man
he lumis
4
Town commi
Womcn’s Re
tails per‘aini
The
the selection
ma ric s.
the
of the peace
pa in Hall.
The wonie
.. .,’ ‘ - ., .
Mead?— 3'1.
meet to caucuses.
pllcatlons cre in and who have 'not al-
women's
have
to tempt
in Dilt e
“‘ul‘i‘iillnllTrTu
~ STUMI’HIRL‘UX
Will Give Openiél’erform-
ance at Cincinnati on
October 7
Homer S. ("ummings of Stamford.
former chairman of 1ch democratic
national c0l1‘.mitim~_ who necelltly re-
nounccd the privilege or running [’01
the l‘nitcrl Stan»: Senate in Connecti-
cut on the ground of impaired health.
(caused. it is said by the maliciously
inclined, to be due to the results: of
the Maine clcction) has regained hi.~
strength sufficiently to take the
stum’p in behalf of the candidacy of
Governor James M. Cox. who decided.
after his nomination for president by
the democrats. that Mr. Cummings
was a better talker than Tanager.
the decision being. followed by the
cutting off of the bad .0! Chairman
Cummings: .
Mr. Cummings, who will make a
cross country run. will make his first
spellbinding effort at Cincinnati on
October 7. when he will not have a
counter attraction in :i world‘c rerics
baseball game. Cincinnati not being n
contcnclcr for the championship this
year. The Connecticut man will talk
on the way west and will be :it the
Pacific coast. October 26.
PALMEIl’S cu?“
Tolslllrl AWEEli
The case of William J. Palmer, Si
Asylum street. Bridgeport. who was
arrested Saturday on charges of driv-
ing without car certificate, opcraul's
license and with reckless operation
of the our hc was driving has been
continued until onc week from today.
Morris Lubin. who was struckdiy
Palmer‘s car at Beer's corner. “'est-
port avenue, is in the Norwalk hospi-
tal. in a serious condition- suffering
from the wounds he received about
the head. shoulder and his leg.
Attorney John J. Cuneo represents
the defendant. Attorney 0. Gregory
represents Morris Lubln in (‘iVll ac-
tion. the defendant's car having been
attached for $2,000.
TinsFTTTs lilillilll .
Hill NEW INSTITUTE
The building fund for the Hebrew
Vvv’l‘itutc of Norwalk. in nicreasmug
daily Many big. as we as sma
“Wm‘ess linen. piomlse that they will
,nmrmnrt the campaign with all their
might. The campaign committee re-
ceived over $5.000 so tar. and are out
for a. good deal more. to build or se-
cure a building large enough for all
the allied societies of Norwalk. 'l'iie
ittces
campaign and advisory comm
n ht. Sept. 28. at the
will meet to is in the South
onlut headquarters.
Eliot-walk Trust C033 building. and all
those who can give good ions
are welcome to attend. Teams for the
drive will be selected. and we can ns~
cure that the young men who are out
for the Young Men's ‘
tion will make thing: hum. Be
and come with your ideas and help‘
WmShows‘.
Increase ill-New Mk
Rem.
-NEW YORK. fig—Statistics
of one” for drunkenm in New
York city. during 1919 and .1929. in-
cute that “web pie who use ollc
mm Manuals them-elven to the
'Mclnu!’ Chief GILT. mm
W deem-t
Ali-33M-
BTAMP "Q, Sept. 28
ciatcd l’ 7:. After the int
nl airplme race for the In:
don Bennett trophy hrd been
:cw lr-:;:. than an hour today,
test had narrowed down E0 11
‘Iirce comlieiitom. one a; the
R. “'. Schroeder. an {inert
.0-
‘4l 2...: 4-5.
at
minutes 36 -5
[{OWRl‘d . _ Rln'elwf. .“
tag a numerous”:
started at 2:11:10 375.
.Qixlil Lot‘olntc. another
French trio. living
mvnyiat 2:03:54. ’
ECliflPlL the first statrer.
fnst hundred kilometcrg in
ules 2'! seconds. '
(‘upinin DeRomanct.
i-‘rcnch entrant, got away at
and madc the first hundrcd
“F5
Major Schroeder shortly 3
also was eliminated. wilhdra
'el'
Ignition trouble.
Martin:
the
after
with
MAHARE ELAIMS
PHILAHELPHLA. Sept. 2
Manama. whose ntory rcvculi
he claimed to he the plan for
bull panics “as published her
the Cook (‘ounty Gland
said early today that the
sent by Charles Comislmy. l
of the Chicago- American
not been received.
first. second and final
1919 world Berth were
Cincinnati
Chicago Americans. He said
"Bill" Burns. a business
and former American
pitcher. , were npproache
Eddie Clcotte. Chicago
who told them a
Chicago players would to m
“throv—s" the series if they we
$100,000.
they had met a
Sam’s soil and not before.
his first hundred. kimidderrin
a Nieuport.
the
Homing mechanism.
Americans thus were out of the rare.
ing" last year's world's series
declined to my whether he no
to (‘hicugo to present his (Hitlellt‘t' to
Jury.
telegranzn
According to Muharg'n story.
games
"thrown'
by eight mobile“:
AMERICANSARE
am or 3mm
PiANIE 0011131
(by The Asso»
eruation-
1‘95 Cor»
in prog-
the con:
possible
in Major
can. ill:~
"econd American entrafi. who start-
Sodl lid-comic» madc
21
‘ 5::
gm“ " ,
the
got
of
made the
21 Tilin—
third
1:44:52
l:ilomct-
in :32 minutes 52 1‘5 seconds.
fterward
win 2 n r.
flying 100 kilometers because 0‘
Howard Rinchari.
(In: other American. withdrew shortly
because of dimculty
The
(Continued on page Two)
GAMES “TIIIiIli‘I”
S.——l3iil.\
n: Vllili
“throw.
lase-
‘e today.
’C “a
He
\lw-aiileni
League
Club. asking him to crmc to that (‘11;
and appear before the Grand Jury hall
the
of the
' to
of the
he and
partner
ln't’lgllk'
d by
pitcher.
:: re, up of promi nen t
film: to
re given
(continued 011 page Two)
War Bride Must Wait
‘ Five Years for Vote
War brides. girls of foreign clinics
lit-brew Asocla- 5who came back as wives of soldiers
sure or cciie hero and mun-ted toldiers
may into five
years after they set foot on; Uncle
This is
one of the provisioned a column:
law.
It
ukullvemriforamufin
become a damn. entitled.- to the vet
Altbonsllwa woman who mm A
dammmmbyamnm ’m
mum.mw.mtehemamj
.. rum,
.1.
really ill on
“all: liners.
It was vrl
mittcc be in
’{Jlll}‘flli.l'll.
of the t.
y.
.4 ('omlnitlu»
ll‘1:(l!. :
liay t vclviluz.
like; .1 .
sell. known
Revere.
and his Pat
seizei by in
Hesse.“
wife and a
G.;_};1_ ill F5“
fighter, who
of liquor in
“1*; ll“(,‘ c
driving,
find the 09:"
carrying the
. yup lll'.‘
the machine
mweu the. T
“(2850” \t':
he ha'l Dill‘t
own use, th
was al‘restet
in
a thrilling cl
wicli police.
BOSTt ’14.
Company.
the
rate bunk;
.000.000.,
awe
A joint meeting or the Republican
held in the (‘ourt room. Town Assent-
Dl)’ Hall. last evening. and many dc-
considercd. Edmund E. Crawe. chair-
man. presidcd. and J. W'csley Siauson
.lcted as secretary.
first business transacted
at which
‘i‘oxvn convention will be elected from
several wards.
tion. two representatives and justices
The date for the primaries was set
for the evening of Thulsday, October
7th in the following places:
First ward—Tour: Assembly Haul.
Fl ct nd ward~Coilncil Chamber.
Third “uni—Community Hull.
Fourth ward—Court
Asserting! Hall.
Fifth ward—Rowaylon Hose Com—~
made voters in the town to vote on
'=chool duo. stions. automatically occu-
py the same position as male. voters
lwupllv-‘a'uwwonwhi in re-
! ,3 T13“. 'rmu—“1’
able, this year, to participate in the
((lnllllillt‘f‘. and they \vill. during the
.‘l mittev.
have 9- v. Till
«'1‘. y. and the matter was referred to
man. 'i"ic ((-mmlltec “iii “insist of
,m. mm: and one “'ni".."n from each
:i‘ffllli. This colriinlttee “ill be named
.uivl‘.
(in l‘rld ‘. lz‘g‘ltt. S; P‘f'lllllt‘i‘ lst. the
Stimuli \ :l Vi“ luvid a him-ting in
2h:- ulli .‘tlitll Ari. .v Hull. (5-. “ask.
.2'; a \1; ;.'. (I-llb. 5.7:: ..l \."Ii~}(l own
m. .l ("I «I v. “u Ii 5; . .nkwrk v ill in
prtseiii to adduss the voters and the
‘llllllitlllt't‘ ; n" def-dram l' 1 iiwrl
who hau- ‘wzu rrcc‘ .. :n‘: ii‘ t! .-.;\.l
1"(2't' who we to in» mil .il‘.‘ .3 to thr
Eltltil'cil‘. I. {rem ;.i imi lunr ill- l.-
»u.':: «it tlir- \“72=;‘.vl'..“ lilw'u .1. This
.livilatitii lldilldtfi :l‘e I7U'IEEI. l;l'l""»
all}. .‘il K] its not ((ll‘lJ‘Jd to lI." Sic—
nzul “Lid.
“’1" l‘(' ting :.ti'n.lrh.((i in la. wet
in. at th' rug, .. i-E .«.n l.f‘\l LI. .1
Federal Agents
ist Carrying Case of Whis-
key to Revere, Mass.
STAMFORD. Sept. 28,—Halted at
Main and Bank streets. yesterday ai-
ternoon. by Federal officers, Max Hei-
“Kid” Iiessell of 30 Dolphin street.
Marti.
boazerunner.
was an will};
was
new coming from
sound years ago par-“Manet the case
wich. saw the maciiillc_ with Howell
The
police headquarters.
$500, and wo
try to dispose claim of it.
Herscll's brother. Herman Hessell,
Greenwich.
'Herman was taken in custody
during which~several shots were. fired
by the Fedq
SIXTMEBSTDN
mlnsioncr lose-pl: C. Allen today took
over thori‘ajrs of the 'F'ldellty 'i‘rust
closing of the sixth banking til-titu-
tion in this .city within two months.‘
The otherl were are Hanan r Trust -which Mr. 8cm! had been 3 member
Company .0? which Charle- Ponzl. .for nail? century. 6
“financial vicar-ell? was a direco
tor Ind largest individual deposition
the Prudential l
Trust Comm and two mall pri—
The capital of the Fidelity a“
and moi-ding to the mum!
”tomcat . from the com-
M in am! ’ . vent/l
otlnr financial and industrial mattin-
- I. “Vb! 1‘. Ha
Eltlillll.
I
lice. and the Norwalk
publican committee was
an to the cantlnlg'n were
“:ts
of the date for the pri-
dclcgn'ies to the
It this conven-
wiil be nominated.
roont. Town
"\who have already been
'E‘
hose, whose
made voters. will not be
ed that ”.0 women's coni-
;itlc a part of the. Town
articipatc iii the business
It is proposed to
rallics lit'iui‘t‘ ehction
to in named by 11.4: chinc-
"m' ”i“ i‘rUV'l'ww ( f 111‘er
:it t: (1'4 In if.
charge of the bureau of investigation.
‘ r65!” ln‘dmrport. and their cases
”it: 1.27.. ’J‘ihtgwr ll- 12ch fur-
heard ”('1 x: .77".
Furnish Bonds of $7
55'" -
William P. Hazen. special agent in
depart of justice. Connecticut
district. made public yesterday de-
tails of the firT-t case coming to the
department's attention which in-
volves shmment abroad of automo-
biles stolen in the l'nlted States. The
revelations were made in connection
with the arrest in Bridgeport yester—
day afternoon. by department of jus-
tice agents and state policemen. of
James G. Burroughs and Eugene F.
Stanley. well known Bridgeport
tradesmen. on charges of conspiracy
and assistance in the Violation of the
Dyer Act against intt‘l‘fltall‘ automo—
bile stealing. Burroughs and Shank-y
were held in bonds of $7.500 apiece
by l’niled Stains Commissioner H. J.
want
.u.
will be
misled bonds.
Illil'l‘ouzrim is motorcycle agent
at No. 7‘7 Main strict. Bridgeport.
Shzmluv is an automobile dealer of
No. 44 \K'hl‘tney £l\(‘nllH. Bridgeport,
lloth have liu-ti in llridmport for
liars. TLM “'t'l't iti'llb’lll‘ l~_\ lid-
\'..l:'i Hiclicv mid Minor I’ouu ry from
-"
ll
the bureau of invcstu ‘en depart-
2;“th of jliatite .i. ant assist-
Mi ii} Shiit- II-Ilt‘I‘l . .K. .‘llllfhvll
and Arthur M l‘im l. “'hcw services
Wine exielldci l-v Fiiivcrilltenclcm of
State Police “Thomas F. L‘g'iil‘.
Burroughs: and Swain \n-re ll!-
ls-s‘nfl \"H wall; “.33 lawn iirlluit llri
lowing statcnwaits by {our men un:
dt‘l‘ ;.i’:e.~t there 0" s;n‘ll;.r charges
' swine: of whom arc relieved to
~
I:.'z\(' time iivwi in l'-l'i4it:clu’»l‘l 'l'hrux
r‘vu siliiilnrlv implicated are lEl
i.l"|»'t‘
v‘ustnfi; at Jack.“ n, Mich. .alid one or
two lllfiit" are «M‘l at larm‘ Rur-
i'«il;;l ~: :wcl Shaun-2' mu iwlielcti to be
liw- t::":'“‘ri‘! Pillllllills for the men
MIOSI lilo‘ll sun In
.wnollslll lllifl Tlol
mam * -
Federal Agents Make
Sill
Arrests on Evidence of Huge Con-
spiracy for Shipping Machines to Norway Aftu'
Altering Them at Connecticut
Plant —— Prisbnefl
art-cuter! in the \A'cst.
.‘ir. Hn-ren said that this body at
men hn- been operating ever Ill“
spring. principally in Michigan I‘
states adjacent thereto. but also I
New York State. They stole automo-
biles both from the tactorlel who-
they Wen made and from private II—
dlviduals. The cars were ‘then d”
to Bridgeport. who-re according on
Mr. liazm. Burroughs and Shame”
acting as agents for the thieves. plaid
$1M: To the driver of each car mm
delivered. 'l‘lw-n said Mr. Hazen. “I.
cars Were Lulu-:1 to a plant in Brida-
port where their
new changed. following- whtch “I”
“"4“- dl'iven to New: York city a.“
thence ahiped to Christiana. Nor".
tin} \ure sold, Mr. Hal.
mill hr could not estimate the num-
iml‘ c-l cars thus stolen and nhippe‘.
hut t‘evclarui that the department of
l at Work on the out
a.
\\ in re
‘qlJr‘
”ts l-rrl‘.
in}?! 4- . _
tor two month? “av—uh.
Nirwm in at present one of
world's- l-oxt markets for automobllfl.
according to MT. Hazen. and till! 5.
L"\t as the reason Why 11“” stolen
Pars “wre-hbimuni there. He I.“
that our of the men taken into cu.-
tody at l‘riroi‘. tot-i the authorlfl.
that the (Meyer. worked through .
(‘ir‘l'l‘lllu‘ 1 mac :it the 140th Commo-
4‘ ..-
«tore in Thw York city
M r. Haxvn Haul that some of tho
stolen cars are thought to be h
Bridgeport now. and that his men to-
getiuu \viih tbr~ state police will try
to lizid th: in louiuv. If successful...
cl‘t'ort will be nruic To return the can
to tin ir owil- rs M12 liuzell further
said the Mlllhof‘lill-b‘ would doubt!“
l;:.\c :=v'\znc'.l‘i::;: in hoarding ti.
plant in lii'itirepfll'i which the li-
ceruse number-k oi stolen mu
wrl‘e changed.
Snv
Hi
the
in pugilistic circles as
was arrested as a.
Acam- of “Old Ta\'io“"
hard touring car were
0 govezntncvlt agents. He
'thc‘litzuor llom'c. ’ -
accompanied by his
party of friends. 'i'lluv
the U‘llowii-Lewis
.ic; H y. former
was known as u never
'-.\ Tim
NOW at 3'10.
fin-1: : unfair-vi :“ (Let-r.
Y 'i ‘t.
fiuhtu' vs: -. rem swim?
or! Fl!’.‘T"»“r“"d that he was
liquor. They trailed hint
:Lutumcbiin. :‘ni passe”.
west of Stamford. Ti‘ey
wit-iv no": the Stamford
U5 able to furnkh ball of
< rclznzvd. He said that‘
dunked. the liquor for hi3
at he wan mil going to
l by the Federal officers.
(“feral weeks ago.
after
lace along the 095.: Road.
ral agents and the. Green-
..__.._
”53m,
Spot Pugil- I I
BUS COMPANY
Action Taken Follovving‘
Quarrel of Officers of
Bridgeport - New. Haven
Line
'li.e New Hunt: .\‘— Bridgeport ll'ls
-"(ligvv‘:21.li"".. in» irone into the
on! s of a-receher. line to a fight he-
tw'eeti the niiicira of the company.
i‘;"‘l’“x',?“liillk. lvrmtitlent ot‘ the Park
(Viv 1w: association I‘ilh’ been ap-
l‘Olnl‘Tl .‘elnpmarr rmciver of the
on; ex»; by Judge John \\'. Banks
4.1” the S‘merior court under bonds of
on and «hen had the bus driven to a
-;:;2.?.’tg't'. '
Last week. Sheriff hialoney attachJ
cd 1?. jitney buxcs in this city. some
of there. for wages due employea and
oth 1- ior (invaders as the result of
rolliaionrs L 2.4 also for repair bills.
in in unions
slain. sum
NEW YORK, Sept. 28.—New York
paved. its. head today in memory of
Ill-Nil [Mills
28.-—-Bank Com- ’
Sept.
Hi: action marked the
Jacob. H. Schifl’. millionaire and phil—
,'i.lle marital relation by continuing to
WITTsnT ALIENS f ¥
}
uralization court. is. agily called nu. _.
Frank P. Munich. clerk of
to answer the qua-flour "Can 3
woman married to an alien, although
bow. in -tllis country. become I
voter?"
The anster is “no," but many d
the inrluirer.»~ are not «lispos to to-
cept that answer without argument,
and some are hifihly indignant. Nev-
eithele“ the rlo i it; alpine-Intel? right
according in decisions of the Sn»
preme court of California and of tho
hul'rcnu couit of 1.1-» l’nftcu‘ Status
in the cum 0" “in“?(bliflv vs, Hare.
1 5‘.( Ni, . .
‘1 is ”Himvd that ”w 0mm)” of the 13.3““ Just this contention was_ in-
3‘.“ ‘3: m (K- lwrluvport lulu line . Section 3 of the act of March 2
IL” ' .. ‘ju'wn‘m‘u' ””1 “"“‘" 0m“ 1907. applying in xl-‘tu'n'izatiu;
r.’r .1”; :1 I‘lll‘ifl“‘l):l(‘l(zll‘(l bus. reads: “Any Ameil‘t‘an woman who
_ t .. . axldvl-lBI hulurday. some marrieg :1 foreigner shall tal’P the
r” 7‘v"I:}¥;1:1‘;z“.‘:l:lil?tli!te05;”;‘rizi :gxflifinal‘ny of‘ber husband At the
a” :41 . , John I”. ““0an nation 0! the ‘1.»n.ltav_ r«-lation.
‘. an: i. m the an-lcrmi-nl' She ma) yum)"; - h“ America-n cm-
hfl my ”7 1‘. 1 W ,1 > ‘ ' 4 zenshlp, it abroaduw r‘ uttering o1
‘ p. , 17"“ “ ‘5'“ '“_‘ .an American cilicen vv‘t ‘ one your
.. .1 .,..,._;,"‘,’.'"‘t.‘.',‘f‘!,‘1;j."““ f“??? on {tiwith a. consul of the lTEitei Statu.
him ”if. u]. .m‘... I f] ”“9“; galpsor by returning in rea‘zle in the
I T11.»... but .tlio sheriff United Statoo‘ nv- ir “minor in the
whim a. slim: id furl it 71‘1an put it. United Staten-1‘93. mg: termination d
reside therelnl"
NTTTTTETTTTN W8 *
, Still Plilllitlii
In behalf of Governor Holcomb It
wu outed yummaynt Hartfordlm
the veto of qrtaln billsgrelating to
the voting of women pasaed by th.
special section of the legislature war
for the purpose of putting an end in
(infusion that had arisen. “
anthropist, who died here last Sat-
lurday. Thounsandsl—Jew and Gentile
elite—want: sought admission to the
simple funeral services thin tomoon
and Cosmo poutnn
» 3.4
with 1.8
at Tennis manuEL (3rd street and
Fifth avenue. the n of
instead of strict We. to (in w
impressive Jewish titan for MM
a metal order of union in or-
nnxeil by the anointing man.
Racists Joseph Baum: on Gun-
uelv sauna Alli. am left :
Following the votes, however-nth-
oonmllon loan to have grown ll-
stand of diminishing, no regiétrm ot
the various cities and towns on .
fincertalnlyinr rdtol’omflh.
'to the Ink .3 of van.
exists among on 31nd at?
to not an extent“ 3'
1.1 nun various parts of it.
mm mm: the 061cc of Ayn”.
an. an! Valli: IL Hair. :9“!!-
kygm‘ an“ opinion: donut,
cunt-um 1110 law... ,'
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