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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 11, 1920 · page 1

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SOUTH NOBWLII, GONE. _

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Dodgers Hope To »
Even Up In Sixth
Game Of Series

f‘Smith to Hurl for Brooklyn,” Says Robinson——

5 ‘-‘Dusty” Mails to Southpaw for Bloodthirsty

* Indians—Cleveland Needs Two More Victories
to Take Series.

Id i’ l I. PARK. (level-nu. l... (k't. ll.-—Tlu- llnnJ‘lyn lit-(liars prininul
[why t‘u-ér In: gun. Shanna Smith. (mi- of the loading exponents of southpaw
g... n‘ l; t: the Rational lA‘W'. to chm-Ii thi- flushing till'ciIN- of the Cit-"~-

1m- 'lldi.‘1ll~ lune garnered llll'l‘t‘ with tn lln' I’l‘llfl'l'l‘\. twu.

 

 

 

l:oul In t .l' -

”"11 , . 1,;1'. [511p nI~-h' VirilN'iaN and (hi- titanipi‘nhhip i.~ thcirs.

Hm dd,» .mht win today or their chance, fur the clmmpiunsliip will in-

;.~lu 'v-‘i Mount in the ‘3!Il~'llll2 point.
i Mi _,. south n-azly." ~xtid Manager Robinson. ul llrunklni. ttxlay. “and. it
,1- u-‘..ll'y, tan pitch I‘fv-fl'cr. Ih-nwnill'r. if we “ in tmln)‘ \n- will he all men
-;.\It.."
"in?" Mail», the Indians' umthpaw. was all N" to talu- thi- linrlini:
”um. 0 vi. 1‘ (h - \mvrit-nn League l'hanlplflll5.

 

:gzznanm MAKINfiVfllERS

lllll @‘8 HALL ’IN FIRST lllSlRllll

 

lxll.<..§ ( 331999 Chapis Becomes The (‘xty court room. in the Tom:

,_ . ‘ Assembly Hall, “as ”lit-ll this "turning:
Use tinge of John Pet- With meat and womb-n to lw madc- xv!—
c'l's by Town t‘lr-rk l’lt’rln-l'l it. Smith
. J .. C

'13“; Ol the Hartford in the first hour our l0" had been
1 .. ,1 (nude rlt't‘tot's, itlltl. by nr-mitinw. llll>
4L C’ number ltnd lit-6n nlnnlvio-vl

—-—— Elam) amusing incnlvnts IN"! 1:; r- 1'1
.. |l l ' l‘-’“"u\h_" GDP 02 the pro- tlilrim: tln- ll'lulllln’g. (H.r wornnn “us

 

2v . . » 't - Har'ford Lunch on Asktvl it her linslruml \\‘..s barn in ll.»
“.3 ‘ ' ’» Jim" and Miss Callope l'niU-tl State-s. by The.“ (‘lx-tk Smith
w... .- :y - wently came to [his Sllr x- pllwl; ”NO. hr “its Inn") :‘v \v w
m. 4 .2. lilrupe. were united in Ycrk "
“.4 --'J..:.' a;tprnoon in Rod Ths- turut room will rc-umm ogrrn
' -. t .' .~h:ngt ,3 street by [he until ll- u’t lm l; tumulrt tui.:\l:;l.t m..-
.. 3,1. mes. pagtor of the wt: tum-l. 'l'unmr—n-u. {llul l<‘-l' tlw
_, . ..., ,j,-. .lgn‘ph of Stamford. nwxi‘ [22-1 ltulltnun‘; tl.l‘»-. \ntt'l‘fl will

up”. . .‘.,-. . 111-39 number of .. ll'.':v :.t llu ('uuH-ti rh..tum~t's. in
ll! t'itj.‘ ll:.ll. Hum :2 (i't’iiu‘k until ~

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.f c f -‘ l 2-35.
Pt. ., h b?" man while onion; (‘l'5\ll'..ll' em :'t.; txmo‘),
v. . _ . u -'ir')i-:85 of ””5 (NY. I'( Lat-4% \‘.lzI) bru- - t hz'lrlv' lf'
“1 “ » ‘ . (21193.8: .‘J-An' York “)1.- l-tum 3‘ Hr: 'ilt'i' li' ;., .l rlrt'llvn
x, .- . . 1", 31193 attendants ll , \‘viil ll. gunk! E.) 'l‘.v\.'; (‘1. r};

i... . . _ “ ”magma?“- gowned Suzhl' un None-mlwr I.

work a trifle! veil

Um ' . ' . wreath of lilie=~of~
.- ~ » H‘s) carried a shower SUNDAY AECIBENTS
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‘H- 1. .2 .. ‘. x pre'tily decorat
, ‘.x»- <_ farn< and palms
v - mm}. \irwflk Flower shop.
u» .:.'.. which were at'mnzed -
“'4 "1 - “I." we") rlif‘nrwih‘. by “ill

1;) -:'lze~',"". {“31“ New Yo"‘-: t‘t)‘
,m he-‘l mu.w 'jtzrinz the tourw cf

».-41'v- hr ’1"; >131 .q, George Held. ot 1:37 Center street.

 

.- .» lv.~‘ by-
unit .l~ h.

At 3 o'clock a truck driven by S.
()etts. or New York smashed into the
W ’ f T"""“‘!""m “'h" we!" rear end of an automobile operated
‘ A' ' n 5 uurdav prepared bv James A. lnnes. also or New York.

”Fm” m baseball ncar the Armory. The tourinz mn-

r‘hnri‘mp 0“ the tire rack was smashed and the paint
; 31"”“3'5 ”"9? was scraped oil the renr end of the
' 7 7"!“ “a“; which n. machine. The matter was settled by
H” ”1(th third would the two concerned in the accident.
‘. . - ~ .. TIE-d score. How There was no arrest.

“ . ' hu.‘ ”no local zrot
- ' : : Frey pitched for

' ‘ - ~n-i struck out 1-1 ‘
1 , l . l. . 5 >73» Mont-(er team
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V‘ -» -_ h.” The formal dedication of theznew
1"“ “ ‘ “"9 0f temple of the St. John's Lodge. MI. 5.
i" -’ . ‘ 5' - '7 i". and A. M.. at Berkeley street. or-
the‘pt: 3214.8“)..4 merly St. Paul's chapel, will be held
from 3 until 6 o'clock on Saturday.

 

g a“ '5 z ‘m‘. are: ' d local
- hew London. and other state an .
“fills-‘8’ omcen! will participate in the dedica-
~ 5 slivfig lion exercises which will be formal.
' ih ‘ -. ‘ ‘56' cu At 6 o'clock, the stateoi‘llcers will
'- ~ - , - - , be entertained with a dinner at e
‘ I- “.V. t‘:.f:\:31gflr3:§' Royal James lnn where reservations
J]- S». M ' ’ p ' ' for 200 have been made.

 

* 3‘ '74: clu’rs' share . k there

‘ . .' ..- . ~ in he evening at 8 ocloc .
" ~ 1.5-2.3....5; com‘ willléan gntgnlinment an line tell}
if a....::. I. mw. ple to which all masons and their
a . ' .7 >".‘"' ~' ' :19- families have been invited. Most of
., .I I ‘ I", mm and ‘ m the entertainment will be presented

l. (9101:}: It??? by professional artists. manyuot whom
. 10",: 35'3") 95“,. will come on from Boston, ass.

~ 5.” NT which. »
.- i and third place -
.Mn and National
' did-led

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1501?: Cincinnati
mam. $3,254.37.

 

from Colo!!!»h

m moment‘ia"uid to be headed by

As Result of Full General P , I !

 

‘ -t;<- tome of her bit—ll “1’89
' ‘iirles Hanks. 78 “m

ed the
i" ‘ ' “1 far right arm. Dr. H'm ”nu-fill
M“ ' 2' .r- was summoned uh
’ ‘ V 'e- to the patient. It.
- cape from fatal injury

 

"’ \"""“ Two minor automobile accidents
'hagtpcnded yesterday. At 11 o'clock.

_ , . > W . ", ‘.\';.terbury, brought his automobile to
Md m ..~ - l . ' (1‘3 l ‘ ‘Z‘Ul it >uddcn halt at “'all and “’axcr
streets. with the result that another
.. . Ml-.- machine operated by Paul L. Greer.
u . / or 64 Laurel street. Bridgeport.
[1:1 \ ' . ‘ struck the rear end. Th... body of

. the Held machine was bent Consider-
. ably and the car was taken to a gar-

‘ 1 , l 329 for repairs. The matter was set-
lf- tled by the two parties concerned.
' L ’ There was no arrest.

' '3‘ 1' ' '1‘“ decidedly chine was considerably damaged. The

1|:th llllelBAllflN

1' ""t' {L—(th October 16. Grand Master Perkins of

a chase to
Motor Cycle Officer Jame:
Ray, at the point of gun. stopped
and arrested 0. B. Middleton. Harry
Parker Ind James Wilson. claiming
in he from few fir? on'the' Post.
Road, last night, and charged them
with helm: in possession oz‘ someone
else-o automobile. Judge Mead toe-lay
held them for the New York police.
who had reported the th
bearing the refit! nu
one the men» a

they were taking ‘the car to Boston
for Mr. Helvflle, the

Dinner Dance at
Royal James Hotel;

-3...» 150 'perw “under! the
1;: (lattice, held at the 30.3731
int “at. 11c mat.-
mini who. the
el under. the new

=’ - - «.1 ”13'..- of 60 per cent. , 7
' v u 1 4” per ("3‘1“ ‘0 wmfil T
' . ’ .

-. 1~ 0c; L—‘l‘niv ,
CURACAO' 1" “ confirm "any dinner
Jone. Hotel

C".""-_I". ’ elem arriving m].
d ._ Her Arm woollmmwmmv ”the most

Application Data

'l‘hc I-Iu‘nin: Sentinel has

plinttiuna called for.

an- int-r tut-nu-unv yt‘ah

“inf-0111.

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' llilll'.
'9 9 a o ‘c s e n . .9

13m To Be Printed Billings-f3 I
KIDNAPPING‘ M
coucmm BABY "

° intention of printing the inform-
“ tiun («n-tainql in the applicntions
"’ nl’ nc“ \ntcr~. A few of the first
‘ npplicanh made t'll‘l'fllr‘. at Sat-
unl;u'~ N'afiun. new printed in
lll‘lll'l' to 4m“ “hat data the ap-

’l‘hc In“ ri".;illrt‘~ that appli-
('alll~ Ill'l‘ll mil) ~tatc that they
‘ "Id.
)0 other inl’nrnmtium is "MN-

 

1‘Ium- \Hll‘l“ \\ in» may he ~cnsl-
tiu- a~ to age are assured that no
turthrr application tlatn '0 ill hr
In intml. Don't nvult't'l in he mail!-
a rotor at the earliest (”\nd

HARRISBFRGH.
confessed to Major
superintendent of
State Police.

town and smothered the chil

 

ARMISIICE l8
l0 BE SIGNED
l0NlGHl Al 7

RIGA. Oct. It (By The Asun-intml

 

l’rc~~).——l’nll~h and Bolshonk

head Home at 7 o'clock tonight.

tin-c ul‘ the nuns-utinn.

tire will he nuv~~ar3 ll‘ful‘t'

tin) ~’ lurlk‘i'.

lu-nmlnr,‘ lim- lu-tnn‘n I’nlnml
\\ liitr lill~~li| and l Arninn.

~l:t1- vulttnilh nim-tn-n ‘l‘l‘lltlll~.

\\'hitt~ Htl~~la.
\\‘.\Rs.\\\'. Oct. to (By The

"IF From-h (inn-ruin In t-n-ntv-

Lithuanian-l'nIi-li nnni~tima

Nitrv-i-nu-zit lrlt tho- fntr ot \'ilnn

«ups-nan.

 

yious places in town.

CHARfiEll WITH

 

 

 

 

opening of 11F” F“
. a; in me'. with a [3153‘ ”'8 W :ltfla‘v "Mai-g. ‘
large. “In“

F Twisterday morning. tie. of arms nhd mm

 

. 7-...1 down a 513m of “km 1' III
5 snkzng the floor. I9: mymlm d ' yd

mum" Wm mum ex-
' ' u a elm!—
mm Wu nicks at Korwnlk.’

 
 
 
 

He dcclare<
the coat around the
heard a noise as he was, . p
the ladder and that when he - .
distance from the
found the baby was (lead.
Adams said today
had sent for him yesterday I
while he was talking to him
Montgomery County Jail. the
er confessed to him the kid
the smotherinz
"Pasquale told me
words that he had zone into t
where the. baby was sleeping.
child under his coat
getting down.
whereupon he buttoned his coa
about the baby‘" said the major. “He
ran away as soon on he
reached the earth and when ha open-
ed his coat some distance away from
the (‘ouchlin home he found the baby
had been smothered to death.”
Major Adams
quale had told him what it" had done
not make that

heard a in. so,

gain cngagnl in negotiations how will
43" an arnl‘btiu‘ :igrcenn-nt at Mint-l.-

tul‘lt‘\ “ill ccziw ~i\ thu- after signa-

Tlu- armisthc \\lll run mr I\\n'|i:_\- with bod!“-

“W "an and tum-viz!" humc n“-
The head of
police decline-d to make an)“ Thriller

“d" “3" Ivan") hn-nk it. if u i. not . .
statement bi connection Will] the at.

hrulu-n tor the period ot‘twentrl‘hc
llll)‘. it “ill rulitiulu' antnnmtivall) in
l‘fil‘t1 for an imlclinitc [ii-rim! “ilh n
prvnisinu it luau ln- lil‘nlu‘n nu

While Major Adams would not say

name known here today that Captain
Samuel Gearhznt had hoe: sent to the

.\n ugh-cutout “:h ri-arhml a~ tn tln- .
vicinity of R2: Harbor. \. 3-

RAuYTN rum __
MElHlllllST BHllllEll

EvZnih} Musical
Service, with Rally Social
on W'ednesday Evening

N-ttlt-nu'nt in linuitlutnm nl‘ l'nli\ll
"lulu-tar} t‘l.‘tiitL~ “ah lmt im-lmlcil in
tlw anni~ticc ugh-cruel”. but «iii In-
taken up in the treat) ul‘ prawn ac-
cording to I’nll\ll unit-lads. Th:- anni-

Thc armhtk-n- in thc HauN- “Ill-'-
tc-rniiniiu: the hnnmlar; iiuz- Ian-vignirw
tlu- llllll'|lt‘lllli'lllt‘ of the I‘Lrnim- and

riatml I’rt-~~).—0tvupritizm ur \ilnn
into on Nitunla) l’ullumctl rcji-rtmn. in
tit-m'ral TA‘llngl‘kl. "I prnpu‘aL

beautiful innrntn:

a free cit). Thi- fun-es “manning llw
‘-. Smuth \AH'-

cit) “(-11- Polish Litlumnizuh mnl nut
\\ li‘tr '{ll‘\lllll\ and Lithuaaniinh.
reported Salurtla) ninht. lit-I‘m:-
tcrinz tlu- i-iti. (it-m-I‘al Zt-llgmuki nml
lii~ chic! of «all sent their r:-~i':nn«
titnh tn l'nli~ll .‘I'niy Ill-ail-ltinrtcr~.
The ll‘lID|l~ “hich "Iafi‘llt'll inn. \ il-
na \u-rc from "w Grmlnu and
ali~triv-t~. and mutiniml lwcanw of cli~~
“(him-tin" nu‘r tlxc tv-rnh ul’

.ttu 2i-l.tllt’>' nut in:

roll of Hit (lurch morn-wring was
‘s was luautitul' alvrrrrzzh-‘l \‘Zl'.

manna. ll‘.t\l s "‘

11:;1uvrs u; t'm- "hoir. a chorus {ll cl :1
Mass Miller and
l). \xrro- 2-1 .tfl) rlljtlfr‘il.

Mrs Sll1t\r-
The p. stor

i'roplwt of the l-Inle: "The.

31x Mirfilfitii -
mmmn llflfllli
mm mmmrmm

STAMFORD. Oct. 11.—J:.me~3
ziger Leo St. Charles and Geo-re
Egresman 01 this city, and \"alter P
Lockwood of Darien. were sent to jail
for six months each today.charzed
with attempted hurglarv.
found in the Honor smre house of
Leonard diSessa in Manhattan street,
last night. The police say the
confessed to thctts of liquors from ra~

 

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sow! “1.“ rendered.

 

T-l'~3l‘.-nlz:'l H'f
--:it and 2:’\t-
a; (inn-z 1011§ryzj 53p... .. . .

lt r-ro‘» w.‘ to

 

They
ten-run: to all

1h“ choir. in .': -. c2:urt‘l1,u‘u
ari‘tptlbimr.
, l.'!l)--:.n:ed‘m:
solo. by Miss Mit‘cr: vocal so
\fics Mui‘r .
the. rma‘tl '
li'k‘fi‘ .iil workr 'l tng- the-t

.2 {on minute: on thr- nor-hr '
13‘ >69: 'or’ one that ha‘” ‘
33". can play wen v.1 . .

Gm;l-IN'WICH.~ Oct. 11.——After nip
pins 3 coin to see if he would make

satisfy his suspicious.
H, “to

“:01: in an “October erlv hon?! " m
be lfl-‘Q‘ir to the whole chore-'3 new «at -
\E‘edncsday
in the lecture

frii'ndii infiefi’fiitfes will ‘-e-
nntl the evening will
nor; social evening should wr
n? refreshment for everybody.
titation goes out to all mem’.
friends of the chm-c} ‘ -

Skeleton of Nine-Foot
Prehistoric Man Found

PITTSBURGH. Oct.
a mound about
of Gui-abuts. Westllorec
land county. by Dr. W. J. Holland
cantor at; Carnegie math—13o
city. has diodnned an: 0th.
thhpthe nkeldnot‘n'muwloh
life was almost nine feet in height.

sit at the car
mber or the

 

Middleton
gamed owner

 

ll—Excun

four hundred you: up and was, he
believes. that or a member.“ a.»
historic race inhm‘fltmh

a:

Slim APlll: n

GIVES 01" [Ill
OF ADDRESS

White House Makes Public
an “Oficial Version” ‘ of
President Wilson’s Speech

mummimfi
10 mt: Afflllllll

Claims 'lhat the President
Has Been thnoted by
Senntor Spencer

“’ASHFNGTUN. "or ll tllyTHl-Z
ASSOCIATE!) Pltl-ZSSL—The \Vhite
Housc made public today what 'wu
descrilwd as an "official version" of
President “'ilson'n address at the
eizhth plenary st-ssiun of the Paris
i‘e-ace Conference. The cxact word-
inz of this address. directed to the
representatives of lloumunia. Serhia
and Czecho-Slomkin. has been the

 

 

 

gsubject or a. controucmu' lit-tween the

president and Senator Harding. of
Missouri. .

The senator has (E‘clarr-d in 51 polit—
irnl spcccl‘ that the preside nt had
promised lloumanln and Serbia “that
if any nation cw r imam-d their ter—
ritory; he» would semi the American
arm} arrow thc snu- to dcfen-i their
boundary limos."

.\lr. \\'ilsnn in a telegram to tho
senator snixl that this statoxnt-nt “as
"false." _.'n repls Senator Spencer
Cinltd for tho- ofrivinl n-coz-l. saying
that thc stat-mum to which he N»
in rtvd “as in the “sh-:K-praphic note-s"
or ll‘t- rithl‘. l'lr'li;\t\ session. in
which thr- prvsiuicnt “as "reported in
hm... said:

“You must no: tt-i;:--t that it is
ftit‘i'c that is the “uni Luurnvztx in! thr-
pmu‘t- hf Hu- “'nl‘l‘l. ll lllr “0|"ch is
:tgnin ll'lllll-l*'(l_ tlw l'niii-tl States will
yarn»! in this slilr u.’ tin mwnn lln‘lr
um" and tin ir :‘l- i t.“

The sutv-Sidvm‘s \\nlnlS us mun in
tim ofti in! \uxsion follow;

“Haw l'IlT‘. :i poutr like the l‘nits-i
States. for wamplr. and i can speak
for no 1:me this truly.
if it contains elemmx‘s which they do
not believe will in r» Hill‘tl‘nl. Rn
tl‘rrc troumnd mi“ n a:\\.~<\ m "om the
sea and report to its in «pic 1‘: at it has
mmlv u settle-mom of tin pant-c of the
world? it can not (in so.

"And vet there umit r’le s all of these-
trannnctions the O'\;-¢'~'":tliofe on. th»
part for (-xamnle. nt' limrn‘nnia and
of (‘zecLo—Slm'ia and of Serbia. that. if
any cow-mints of ll‘llS sc'tlvmv-nt arc
not observed. the l'nited States will
send her armies and her navies to see
that they are 0l)§(‘l‘\t'd.

The official version at the full th
of the president's a'ilif‘Sfl was t‘urnisnv
ed to the \Vhite House last Week by
Fred .\. Parlson. of Pixicaro. \2'710 wrs
an official stcnogmpher wzth the .\m—

(Coutiuned on pogo Sixi

——————-———-

MANN—Ems um
IN IllllNESE mvn

Explosion Spreads Blaze to

Whole Fleet

HARRIS. October 11 -—0ne big
Slt'illlll r .eightevn .«m; H :t- :‘m‘. in unch-
t s and i luv n Plains 50- ”'1". :a \xi-n- cl».
strayed while several other Steamer:
cull bn'zut w 7-4 Z:‘.~1v- ox. ivss l
damaged in a big fire on the Sungari
lt‘ner.

.‘-_r‘rt,~"'lin‘: in nu itavxticntint‘. our
:..' ”tr- 3911.?” "s ("cork-red by the Si~
t. ’3‘. t.‘r:r:m-r-;;'.i~.. Society for tl‘.-.~
transport of foul v as in the act of un-
loading a boat with swivel and ben-
zln? when sudden? or. . 4:205:01? 0C-
fucked. afi'l beforv. an:.:‘...;-.-.; l‘\.|J1'1 he
done the flames amt-Hui to t'm- s litm9l'.
in half an hour fire o1l1~ x in; boats
anchored n>nr iii: stench-r also
caught fire. and ill spttr the “forts of
:59 combined crews t" tire spnad
and raced for scram! i s lrfOl’e it

 

 

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wiil hive-rate

 

7532534715.! the to
several million doLucs.

 

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m units

NEW YORK. Oct. 11.——~Arrest of
leaders of a “whiskey ring". said to

 

seem cities. together with... em-
ploy. of the.Baltiinore 6. Ohio Ra“-
rood implicated with the muzzle”.
was imminent todn. by II. J. Murphy.
mild-IdtthEOpofice.
3 at the whinkgiy‘bmut-
glhgi plot warm 1 to t no
tummmmnlnme 3L0.
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Bill recital it so. until?
» mm more WORKS

Heavy Main Shaft of Diese' l Engine Broke Yesterday
Seriously Crippling Plant. Electric Pow 1: end
Light Must Be Restricted by All Users, Pen mg Re-
pairs Requiring Many Weeks and Receipt of New
Machinery

 

 

if
' Just as one of the three Diesel Fuel oil engines of the Bout-ll
lomlk Electric Work: was being started at 3:30 yesterday attor-
noon, itstopped with: unit, end examination showed that the he."
Binchdrivinglhdt had broken intwoin oneol‘iuthree N
mnh;nlsothstthendjwentmninbeuin¢hadbeenshumdby
the resultinzexceuiveltnin.

On being interviewed General Superintendent A. 3. Winchester
said: .“This engine was in regular service and no all right to the
ado! its run at 10:“ “unity night, but the nppemnoe of the
ruptunnndthetnctthntitoocnrndbcforethe originating-cool”!
normdrpeednndwhcnurryinzmlmiwonldmdicstethnttho
fmmmyhnsmudmtimepfiortotheflnflbrukf . Al“.
the moment of the'wddent sad its consequence: the so
out said: “It was mainly serious enough, but prondentully forth. .
monthstmmwukinedorinjuredmdmttheenginewunfl
n complete wnck. The opmtou, Emil Jolson and Entry lewoomb
mrightontheh-job. loomoonldlnve donobettcrnndchid
Engineer W.H. Kosher. whowu ollduty, wuon handinnfcw
minutes. Other employees the responded in short order, without
beingcnfletbntthewomhndhnppenod and nothing other“
preparations for ' ' repairs could be attempted."

Astothemter,heuid,"rheywinbediEcnIt,veryoootlynnd.
Ifeuritwillbemny woehbefore theengine willbe mdytor
service again. even if we an get the shaft re-weldod, to wade--
smeyennngowithoneofitlm. Ifnot,nnewshnftwillhnveto
bearderednndbuilt.. mtwilltnkenlongertimethnnitundtq
under the present factory. labor sud transportation holdup. Better.
the war, the price of such n shaft was in the neighborhood of $5,”.
Since then such costs have doubled."

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Be Made 3 Voter!

You. may be made a voter at the
Town Assembly Hall, To-Day, up
to 10 p. m.

The election board wflLbeJn sea;
sion in the Council Chamber, Tues-

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titties AflAlNST tritium filll
Al'llllllllil autumn; AflfilllENl Hill

The GrievaDGBCOEmmPf. 0‘. ":5 Harry Cooper, Auto Racer,
l-‘airiteld County ar ssocxa ion is . - _ .
hold a special hearing on the charges ( DIES from [man
alleging unprotessional conduct on the'
94:1 0! Prosecuting Attorney Salra— DANBI'RY. Oct. 11.»—Harry Cooper,
lore P. 'Gcnunrio. on Friday morning. of New York. a pmfeselonal autom
October 15 at the county court house bile driver. died yesterday at the
in Bridgeport. Danbnry Hospital from injuries re
The following local people have ccived Saturday in an acci‘zen' at the
been summoned to appear as wit- Danbmy Fair. in the ten-mile event,
lcesscs: on the halt-mile track. his machine
l Carmina Racanclli. Vernon P. MOP skidded on a turn and wan overturn-
;ison. Augustus E Eli‘s. Lawrence ed.
Paolino. Edvard C. Stuart. Judzel ire Vail of Brooklyn was leading at
John H. Light. Judge James T. Him the time with Cooper second and
bell, Attomey Jesse T. Dunbar, Attor- Frank Davidson of New York [but
.19;- John J. Cuneo. Attorney lra 0. cm ‘15 33 years 011,
{in-gory, Richard H. lreland. clerk oi, . .-.._.- -.._.

the city court 0! Norvalk. Judge \‘i'il
"Jam l-‘. Tammany. Corporaticn Cour»,
set Edward J. Quinlan and Attorney ’

in. in. NIElllIhllN Cfflmmw -‘

Jewelry robbery in a summer rosi-
dence here became known '0 the icon!
police today, when New York detec-

tives urrirod here to begin an inven—

i;»~c. Gem-ab “1 Nicholson. 7? years “Sal-loll 0‘ ‘30 burgkry. The 59"
or age. died Saturday at the family elry wu Men Iron a hem on
borne. No. no Pork avenue. Bridge- Flt-mfg hill, occupied by a Dr.
port. lie was born in Baltimore. Moi" Slander! of New York. 7 m Mtg

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Henry and Eliza Nicholson. He is (1:1in who About. It is said silver»
survived by two sons. George M. Nich- ware and other articles were not db-
m-q‘x. m. n. or \\'ashington. n. c.. turbed.

and Edward F; Nicholson of this city.
a sister. lira. Frank Ll. Smith 0: Bal- GIT-Em! le
'irume and a t-x-rrzlwr. \‘o'aahington ’"‘
Nicholson. 0' Bridgeport.

Aft».- his being ordained in the _;
“road street “artist church in Tron. Rani. tie intent daughter of Ir.
cm. X. J.. m 1867. he was sent to a and Mn. N finish... of 88 Wood-
numher of dia’t‘erent motoratzs. meet-é"!!! arm“, was atrium- d in St.
in: With great success wherever 13“ Joseph‘s (huh, yesterday afternoon
was stationed. He organised the lie-'u 1. o’clock the com being on.-
Inorm Rams! church and the Hull-{Met my the Rev. “In R. J. Con
nfiaa Bantu! church in Brldmon. m". Woe were 1 urgent-theta! to-
and was the means a building a. mm and oun- h ”fiance. Tho

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