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lllli llllNAlES
— ‘55!!! la Ii. lll’.
Homer S. Cummings Con-
tributes $652.56 to Demo
1 lNVESTlliATIflN ‘
fol. am“ ~ 0r RESTAURANT
M if“
ills WILSflN. Tilllli, Pun SlflCli lllns
”WWW” tum unnfllusuls
Dr. Wilson Asserts the Boston Syndicate W Vld
President Favored Beer Take Swift and Armorur
Trade HoldingsUnder New
.WASHINGTON, Oct. 27,—conrress Pr I al
_ was urged yesterday by the Board of WASHINGTON Oct 27 —Swift I:
GIVE BANQUET
are. [National Commit— Borg Willi”.
WASHINGTON, Oct 27.—John T. ‘
Wail IS
Recent Visitors in Nor-
walk
Agents of the Department of Jus-
_‘ mtv of Justice Have Been
\
‘ a
.. . _ Temperance, Prohibition and Publi I
\- -. Tells C0 er Phelan S0!“ Morale of the Methodist Churc c Company and Armour & Com ~ ‘
. - [Oil h. to , puny . tlce working under the direction of ngv 0‘ Brid e rt w 4 ' '
' ‘Of the Bot .18 f th [(-1 buy up all supplies of intoxicating £3" filed in the District of Columbia Relatives EXM the Body William P" Halon. chief special agent Connecticut cambutortdhtehgmgfit. William F. “01‘“, o h
l. a] 0 e 1 _ gggog‘smmgs mh b‘l’gdfig warehouses. ,1 ngrg?ihg&urih tie fez: 8,111;ng (13:13: to Be Turned ever to $113! DiePartmenti Justice. have been Elegant! of the Republican Nation- to Represent Warner CO!"
. . . ‘ 5 on at t _ f _ . e nvoat at tam-a -
l- mg 0f Venable WilllamS in a smaller number M indigo? terminal railroads and market newg. Them Followmg the Norwflk for gloom hisprontggin’; in: to Exaggglec‘i‘l’gmxgfi “$0111: set Company In New.
E . the board’s recommendation said, papers. If was understood that Wil- Autmy during the but few days it was 'ceipts and expenses filed with or: Orleans Honored 5’
Z and after a slum-lent supply for “legi: min and company wou adhere to . ,_ . learned this morning by the Evening Clerk of the House of Represent: . ’ .
th s plan,_but Morris & mpany and Sentinel. A- t" as can be ascer- lives. Mrgxing gave 3500’ ‘ Friends .
timate nses" ltd beeb proifided the,
'mtflfl IN CRAP
‘ balance should be rendered unfit for genycligalil: Company were not a , tamed. there was no arrest, although Other contributors to this cause in ‘9 W" “ *
beverage and sold for industrial pur- , . . the agents usually turn the evidence Connecticut were' Frederi k T j '
poses). . Justice Stadord set November 8 as over to he United Stats. Disrict At- Brewster New Ilaven “00c Mrs. ‘7
the final date for the Department of tomey who issues wan-anti (or the Franklin, Fan-em Ansonla ' 8100: ( -
arrest of the guilty parties.
First news of the fact that prlc...
in local reamints were to be are
fully scanned by Department of Jun-
ice agents was. published exclusively
in Abe Sentinel on October 16. At
that time, Chief Huen said that Nor-
waik would be visited by his men
who would quietly slip into the city.
visit the restaurants and report back
to Hartford.
Recently a “fair-price" food list for
restaurants similar’ to that used in
Other resolutions asked the appro-
priation of more money to enforce.
Federal prohibition. and for Govern-
ment action to “restrict the passage
of American citizens between Cali-
fornia and the immoral resorts of ~Tia
Juana, Mexico.”
Dr. Clarence True Wilson. in pre
senting his annual report as secre-
tary to the board. reviewed the his—
tory of the prohibition enactments
and said that "President Wilson’s un-
fortunate blunder in taking the wet
Charles Cheney. 3100. Robert Cheney
8100. Frank Cheney $200. all of South
Manchester.
"00‘ Connecticut
0" m
National flirt;
(Continued ”‘ “so Three)
Blltllli m RtlTlu,
samplings unis
Justice to file objections to the new
proposal, but Isidor Kresse, silecial
assistant to the attorneygeneral, in.
timated that the department would
file no objections it the court’s order
putting the plan into effect provided
that the proposal did not conflict with
existing legislation. .
Morris & Company and the Cudahy
Company were given until November
16 to negotiate for their inclusion in
the new plan or to find some other
purchaser for the stock yam inter-
IIUBUN flN‘HllllAY
Little Disorder Noted Thus
Far on Account of Hun-
ger Striker’s Death ‘
LONDON. Oct. n-é—nalstlves of
Terence MacSwiney, the late Lord
Mayor of Cork, who died in Brixton
., .- liAMElN STAMFflRI]
. lAnderson Claims He Loaned
- ‘Williams $20 with Which
, to Continue Play
~. ..-——~.
mm lulltnlll " /_’
One Hundred Friends EWW“
Feast and Entertainment
at The Hotel Cliifbrd
()vr-r one hag-Ecnds and pal.
of popular “'illiam Horan. oi' Hamil—
Wu nn-nuc. truths-red at the Hotel
contributors of
the Democratic
are: Homer S.
Coroner John J. Phelan.. yesterday
interrogated lrd Anderson, slayer of
Veneable Williams, in the downtown
In.
court room yesterday afternoon with ' ce
, side of the prohibition controvers rn to
regards to some of the details of the ,1 y [ests of these concerns ac ptable to Prison Monday m0 in; 110' t ins gen
.. _ - . in not eral market rices to V" 0- ~' '
'"i do“? “‘0"? “‘3“ any “he” 0“ ,the court. Attorneys for Morris and hunger strike. were today moletlns housewives we. issued by of. Depart- "Evil .531.oil‘élgoo‘faiix‘nl mm -'
”m" “"m is to leave within the
shooting last Friday noon when An' thin “I W e k i ' .
r n I t [1 ¢ (-
g r—rc h s influence in Ame l lCOthall‘ declaréd they had no Seen a angements {Grille rm 1' . meat f V I
e .1 It '.s o Jul‘lce ‘Ifld M . " ‘ ll““ “1 Pk! fol NEW 0
demon Shot Williams dead at the'cor- c
. ner of Day and Raymond street, and a.) , r the new plan and had been negotiat- expected the body would be turned Has ' a r m
Williams shot Anderson in the left tonge-gl'): :pogled $35212“ 2.1133: ill'i‘tlo: Hug with F. H. Prince & Company. over to them by government’authori- gong-".13 mesatlo3t tantaygfiiefrga- . . ' A":,§‘.7;.§{,‘jfdg‘g‘a “nly surprised, but
Bide. Anderson is held in the cells thenwvhen it was about to f0 m0 Berton bankers. on the basis of the ties following the autopsy, and plans tanrant or lunch-room m No‘rwalk Second Uprlsmg Ofv ‘ the wan“... m to “.?]?““‘:;‘°l‘hl0fl who
at police headquarters, without 0mm. he intervened m behaligof the Original proposal which was opposed already announced contemplate its were charging prices within the Year IS Report“! liltlv lunch for Vl'aiirr mi!” 8
" ’ ‘ removal to St. George's cathedral. It “Fair—price" lint. On 4119 other hand. lllm‘swll. and turned 0|“ '
"~ ' hca lhy caicre.
by the government.
Under the new plan. F. H. Prince
& Company will organize the United
'l‘hr‘ evening was one filled with I'll.
bonds; being removed from the Hos-
:mrl appropriate speeches. combined ,,
pita] yesterday.
there until it appeared as though in some cases
Rl‘Exos AIRES. Oct. 2'.-~A * -
prices were higher ‘ ‘ m“)
iution is under way in Bolivia. accord-
will probably remain
beer trade." .
Thursday. when a mulem mass will that the menu
Anderson, on the advice of his
counsel. Attorney Paul R. Connery, Stock Yards. lnc.. under the new be celebrated. after which the funeral than they should be. - . - . .
; refused to make any definite state- laws of the state of Maine, to ac- procession will start for Eulton ' "13m ””0"” "Tam“ no”? yummay- (‘_‘;I“‘:‘”i;’3g.;;:“ and 9"“ ptlonall.‘ fin.
merits With regards to the shooting quire part or all of the shares of the Station. , _ ‘ Vl'llliam R. lloran is a Nor-walk W v" ‘
for fear of incriminating himself. but stock yard and market newspaper The route to be followed will be in 1:30:12}; '32:; a:t?;‘;::gnéggrrp'gfi‘ bring educated in the public echook' _‘
companies from which the the two along Lambeth road to Blacktriars ., d 1d, 1, i ‘ " ’ ‘ _a ' licrc. and attended and amount. ,
» lug eposr as re: dint of the icpulv— from Nov‘yvalil High School. At t“ .
latter institution lic excelled in nth ~
ics .cspccinlly basketball and footb‘;
No bctlcr full back over played
gamc in Norwnlk than our Billy.
success \yhlcb hi- attained at achw
dill not end llll'l'i’. as it continued wit .
him on his entrance into busincas life.
He lwt‘nan associated with the War-
ner Brothers (‘orswl Company. at thei .
New York office. and his rise the
has been mctcoric. lie is now head .
one of the ol'l'icr- departments in N9 , ..
York but in the near i‘ulm‘v he will
leave for New Orleans to take lull
chargc of ll‘lt‘ mmptmy'n southern 0(-
i‘iccs.
At last night's affair. which was“
:tllly presided over by llilbll‘i “I. Cl‘f'.
many remarks commending on flaw
good things accomplished by Mr. HM".
an wcre spoken. and after a few Del”-
lic and llautistt- Savcdra assuming
that office provisionally. Guerra and
a number of his Minis-tors and olhcr
officials of the 0\‘('l’lhl‘0\\'n Govern-
ment were depot-toll.
A dcspntcll ygsicrduy from Valpa—
raiso. Chile. says that the t‘npilil‘iatcd
Bolivians. including thc dl'pOSi‘d Pres-
ident. would be permitted to return to
their own country by a dccrcc of the
new President
llnltlllill‘s'ltl
mountains
told of the proceedings the night be-
fore when Williams lost over'8200'in
a crap game in Stamford. At that
time, Anderson, who said that he won
over $120, loaned Williams $20 to
play with. which he also lost. .
The next day, the day of the shoot.
dug, Williams came to Lubrano's cafe
and accused Anderson, who was man-
ager of the cafe. of spreading the
story over the colored section where
the shgoiing took place. of his having
lost his money the night before and
after some words. threatened to‘kill
iAnderson. He left the saloon, and
'Anderscm admitted that he also left
the saloon afterwards. '
The fact that he had loaned
Bridge. according to present arrange-
ments. It will then run to the left
and proceed to Norfolk street. and
thence by way of Aldwych, King!-
way. Southampton Row and Euston
road to the station. It is expected “‘
to reach there a about four o‘clock. Judge Edward M- Lockwood this
when the procession will line up and morning made “5 first appearance
be dismissed. The body will prob~ as prosecutor in the uptown city court
ably reach Dublin early on Fflday_ to prosecute the cases of Mrs. Flop
CORK. Oct. 28 (lly The Associated ence Stabell, {labor avenue, and
l‘l'css).——0ulside of the .Cork City Frank W. See. of Grexorr Boulevard.
Hall there was posted today the col- Third District, both of whom were
lowing notice: taken into custody yesterday by Pa-
"T'fh'g’wfflfid “99‘1"”‘Vlg‘h‘023d1‘5‘13‘ trollnan Frank Raymond for breach
”.0 ‘3'“ 93‘ .38 a“ p ‘f‘f‘s‘ of peace and intoxication. See was
sot. murdered by the Brill-ll Gonevn- ’10 and coats. totaling 824.83
mcni, (‘ork is’ in mourning. (‘itiaenn lined
or any section of them will take only by Judge Candee. while the Stabell
woman was sentenced to the State
T" STRAIEHT FARES big packers must separate themselves
‘ under the decree recently filed.
‘ "--‘ The United Stock Yards, Inc., will
hmployes of the Norwalk
DlVlSlon of the Connecti-
cut Company Get Instruc-
tions
(Continued on Page Eight.)
mnmn mucus
SET lillllll EXAMl’lE
A number of tho churches of the
city will give a real examplc of “in-
icr-(f?hurch" co-opcrution when they
conic. together in a union service. in
LL .
Employee of the Norwalk division
of the Connecticutcompany are to-
day receiving'instructions in refer-
ence to the oldfivecent fare zone
systems. Superintendent Thomas Mt»
Lean announced this morning. The
instructions are preparatory to the
:-
James
.‘ te 10 ‘ v — s _ placing of the 10 cent fare in eifect ‘ ‘
:itrezrtb: Anagrsznreagg8501:3130121- On November 1 as provided in the the East avenue .\l. l-.. 3churlch.k on ‘flllllln‘l‘lzt‘d {33‘0“ hO'ridera will be ia— “7 S
__ * . ' ‘ ' next Sunday night .nt 7: 0 do or . suml )y pro r out o ty." fog-mg“) for omen. entjnce . _ _
ed Stewarts statement at the inquest petition of the Connecticut. company on mm any. “filming mm “H, Today mwd “weary” "w 0“ lie sun 1!? {or one month on 13¢ [ions by a quill-true composed
’“r ""“W‘ "-‘ MINEOLA. s. it. Oct. 27:»five Continued on o... aeron
plea of'Prosecutor Lockwood. who
said that "he hated to see the city
support children whose parents are
able‘bodied and able to work." Mrs.
Stabell has three children. all whom
are taken care of by a grandmother.
In the meantime. Mrs. Stahell will
ceplion of a slight
military raids on banks in search of
firearms placed in vaults ,i’or safe-
keeping. Soldiers not on duty.were
rcstsictcd to their barracks.
The body of Joseph Murphy. ouc of
lhc hunger strikers in Cork Fail. who
died last night. was removed .louigllt
granted by the Public Utilities Com-
mission. ' ,
The course of instruction is intend
ed principally for those not in the em-
ploy of the company under the live-
cent fare; The new zone fare is
much more difficult for conductors to
morning st-rvice. when Rev. Dr. \Vln.
H. Kidd. of Stamford. will speak. thi-
East axenuc church will :lK‘Klll its
campaign for an improve-d building
equipment. thus preparing. to render
more effective service in the commun-
ity. As a manifestation of interest
and sympathy. these other chul'chcs
5 held last Saturday afternoon. .
’ Detective Sergt. Thomas Hunt tes-
tifiedias to llm.finding of the bullet
fired from “’illiams‘ gun. and which
pierced Anderson's left side, glanced
off the pavement and lodged in 'a
story of the
prominent Nassau County oliicials in—
dicted yesterday by the Grand Jury
in connection with its investigation
of alleged widespread gambling. were
ordered to appear for arraignment
today before Justice Townsend Scud—
The ex-
William J. Burns
wears
\\'llut moved to ht- one of “i. A I
room on the second comprehend because of the o 1 p
Smith Norwalk Fur ,Dresslng comp- , _ .vera ' of the city have planned to unite with to a church from which the fl'nev'al . _
' any on Raymond street. The Bullet plng 0' zone and ”‘9 necessity for the East avonu echurcll in thc cven- Frill be held tomorrow. \Vltli thc ex- hfive to report week" to "‘9 proba der, in the Supreme Court. ticsi weddings of the ”as.“
l was discovpred Monday afternoon, remembeflng 0f faces. ing service. to encourage its constit- ception of Kenny and Donovan. “110 “on oflcer. M‘t nature of the indictment has not plan. this morning. at Si. Mn,
3 A decision will be returned on the While no definite orders have been m-ncy as they mic-r upon this forward are believed to be rapidly pairing been disclosed. church. when Miss Margaret R
1' ”Coroner's finding it wag said yegtep received yet. Superintendent Mac- "myrmt‘m- , . “98“1- doctors 833' ”WW '3 still a 003W on 9.80 ”m Those indicted were: Charles W. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tn.
- - . -, - ' ~ Lean expects that the “tokens“ is- An lllllaclll’t- musu-ul program. chance to save the livesof the re- , ‘ 7 Smith sherifl' of Nassau County; As- Ryan. oi Jarvis “rpm" wanna . If
“33’ to Andersons counsel. Attorney (1 b th C ti t , , winch includes Singing by a chorus .maiuing hunger strikers if they are . semhl. an Thomas A. Mcmlnne‘ “'illiam J. Burns. oldest son or it
COBHBU’ by the fll‘St of next week. sue y‘ 8 ounce cu. company choir. compom-«l of representatives of released. ym . ~ , 3' and Mrs. Patrick Burns. of Omit-3‘
g, —————— m— will not be used after November 1- tlu- several choirs of the participating ————— » (large Wilbur Bought). superVim “refit, Rt‘y'. Father Thoma,- J_ Fl
' Persons who have a supply in their churches, will be rendered. 'l‘lu- “ . M the town of Hempstead: Joseph performed the ammo“...
- possession wil be given a chance to speaker or llw Honing will be im- ’ , A‘ Cassidy, former‘Democratlc leader of Tm. mm“ WC"... a charming “Ind
. . redeem them or else will be able to Rev. Dr. Abram}: Ksuu‘luglk at 0111‘: 5 4 WREBK TEI‘EPHBNE Queens County. Ind ex-Senntor Thom— toupc Georgette}. with hat to .
' ~‘ - . time lmsiol‘ 0‘ " .‘euti XOPWB . ' , and carried write crysanthens
use the tokens by paying an addition M. H‘ chm“) for “w wars. "0“, dis_ . 1 ayfl. OKeafe. postmaster at Oyster m", was attended by Mi“ Kat
v I ) , v - a 1
-' O‘Keefe is critically in. His phy- 'r“"“"‘¥“'~ ““0 “0”“ d
a] three cents. The tokens are only
valued at 7 cents.
‘Durlng tlie past week. there have
been several conferences of officials
of the Connecticut company held in
Bridgeport and which Mr. MacLean
trict superintcndeni of the Brooklyn
district. N. Y. East conference.
The mou-mcnl of these local
churches is a welcome indication of
the increasing tendency of the pros-
cnt. toward church fellowship and
synlputhvtit‘ cooperation. with the su-
sician would not permit him to be
told of the indictment for fear the
news would affect his condition.
Slide Down Ropes in
South
llfllllllllillfllillilflll
A practice that is rapidly being put
to an end resulted in the arrest of
,l-‘or the second time in several
weeks there have been attempts made
to put out of commission the tele‘
phone at the South Norwulk station.
which is used by the employees of the
Connecticut company. and which is
I
as best man.
flayed by Miss Margarc
irs. lrving Haymes sang: "0 Promln
Me" and "Ava Maria."
by tho
5,000 lull LEASE
k . Property in -Westport En-
. - attended The conference discussed , 4 ,
‘ pl'i-Int- purpose of adynncmg the .
.. tailed 1n 1813-—Documentrplono in connection with the ten- Kingdom. Of God on PM.” The ,ask Abe Feldmam of Bridgeport. yester- located .on one of the ”one,- ‘90“); Portchester N Y Fire The wedding ”Hg. worn
cent fare. . . of the churches is lit-lug recognized dfly momilgv by Conductor Robert therfi ’ ' " bride. was first worn by her gm“-
-- as the task of every church. and M. Russell. of the New Haven road. About two weeks ago the lock on - greatgrandmother. and has been
" the telephone box was broken but the PORTCHESTER, N, Y., Oct. 21L handed down through five genera-
Feldman had #borrow the com-
mutation ticket of W’illlam Silverman.
of Bridgeport, and had given Silver-
man 82 for the round trip between
New York and Bridgeport. He was
arrested charged with trying to evade ment Rnprau)‘ smashed.
his railroad fare and was released , The police are investigating and are
under bonds of 825 for an appearance undetcrmined as to why any attempt
this morning. He forfeited the bondJshould be made to wreck "WI Partic-
This morning railroad officials told “‘3" 91‘0““ .
reporters that the practice of "rent-
tions.
immediately dftcr the ceremony the
bridal couple left on a short wedding
tour. and. upon their return. will re-
on Filehwtih Town Clerk
Robert A. Stranahan of Toledo, 0.,
has filed action in the Superior court
for-termination of a lease for 5.00Q
years granted in 1813, to property in
Westport. Heirs, creditors and rep-
resentatives of Hezekiah Phillips and
Jesse Jennings of Fairfield are. named‘
defendants. The papers recite that
the plaintiff is owner in fee of four
A number of persons .saved their
lives by sliding down. ropes‘ tied to
bedsteadsrwhen file swept the Palace
gfigshflqugzergge agngueség'ofl: aide in their new home. at 3 Lame.
. .. ilacc.
the hotel. including seven women. .‘
tulllamtm wu llu
llllnsl . lull NEW Milli-
mcry movcmglt of the churches tow-
ard greater sympathy and more (‘0-
operative effort in attempting the
common task. will be approved by
right thinking people everywhere.
Rev. Dr. MacFarland
. Favors Nations League
instrument was not damaged. The la-
test attempt to wreck the instrument
was Sound and reported to the police
today. p
The lock is broken and the instru-
unlilllc lJNlllN
BUUNCIL lNSlAllS
A regular semiiannuul meeting of
Catholic. Union Council. No. 46. K. of
licv. Charles S. Mach‘ariund. former
pieces 0f pro .rty in Westport, 0‘!" t1. was held last'ey'eniRg. at the t‘ouru pastor of the South Norwalk Congrc- . »
about four‘ac - ' cil rooms. 22 “est avenue. District gutional church ,and at present gen- ing' commutation tickets was a calm .
the Presbyter- Edward Huggerty. 01' eral secretary of the Federal Council man one in Bridgeport and likewise ,
Deputy M.
Ereenwich. was present. and installed
the following ofilccrs: .
'~ Grand Knight—Alfred J. Murphy.
Deputy Grand Knigllt——l.ouis Ci~
fatte.
‘ February 420, 1813,
iansociety of Greens Farms leased
to Phillips and Jennings three of the
four pieces of property, involved for
6.000 years. None of the heirs now
in this city and that several Norwalk
people yll'o have been doing the stunt
were being watched. .
of Churches of Christ in America. has
conic out for Governor'Jamcs M. ("o.\
and the League of Nations.
in a statement signed by itt. Rev.
Arthur S. Lloyd. 1'. 1).. bishop of the
Episcopal church! to which Dr. Mac~
Hallow Nlfifll
Connecticut will lilive almost a
brand new Senate. this year. for of
~ . ‘ Trustee (for three years)——\Villiam d f N 39 Sc d t t Pd rd
Howard. .. country. They have been requested or 0 «'0- ‘ - 00" arc-e: . wa _
‘ - Advocate—John 3- Farrell. to read and explain the document to Batchelor. of No. 177 W'orden avenue. 9‘ N9"‘“ on the issues or “mi cam; Rem“ District. “0.
Inside Guard—-—05car l“. Waleur. their congregations on next, Sunday. and Slvert Kingswell of‘ No. 89: My). He is considered the last” . loan, . DOW!“
Outside Guard—«Arthur Riley. “Th9 honor 0' the United States ‘5 1“ Maplewood avenue all of Bridgeport authority on “’9 provisions or the Clarence Vt’. Seymour. Hartford. 1 Jo'ephine H. Maxim. Hartford.
' ' ‘ A committee has been appointed to stake" is one of the salient state- were “mm here‘at 3 0- look vest ‘ m of Nations and will W”? P. Bperrcer,Goodwin. Hartford. 2 Saul man. mnmrd. , . , ,.
l "I look into ill? advisability of holding Inc-nu of the accompanying letter. ' " 1‘ ‘ or- ad! melt ”me enlightening facts. 1m“ B. Rosent‘eld. Hartford. ‘ 3 Thomas F. «Dismal. Hartford. .
I i ‘ ' 7 ‘ a smoker or some! other form of 911- Rev. Mr. Machriand resigned his day morning by 39‘3““ W'flliama Cy D ah 86M ler flefl‘ltt“ of *Adhur 1.1 Bowers. Manchelder. ‘ Edward (1 Dolan. Manchester. .
f' V tertainment for election night. local pastorate to become genera; nec- Charged with having a stolen automo— Stamford‘mwlfi' w b: . upeaker and .ib‘mi H. Trumln:ll.,Pla.inville. 5 Char-lea ti. Curtis. Brtltol. , . .
' . . , District Deputy Haggerty gave a rotary of the Church Council. ape has bile in Rhett Possession. When ones- 1 “on that Edward P. Hall. New Britain. a a. M. aorbach. New-arising. , «
--—-—---— . brief outline of the work to be done since won gn-at honors. He was dc- tioned the three young nipn said: “We 'm tell 3“ W” some Iiicl'grd n. Eng, Sim-bury. 7 1.3.9.1 a, “1‘1". WindPOIn .
. ' ‘ ' by the Knights of Columbus for the corated b)’.practicall.\' every Euro an. 3: t k t f ," ,will interest ,them. There will be Charles M. Bakewell. New'flaven. 8 Patrick I". (Tut-am. how van. “ ,
' Several from Bndgeport in re in 00 be car or a ride. “a , ‘
" ~ ' “coming year» and “liked the cmopsr- country for distinguished service mm M the mm of their am “my Home emu-m WI 8 James M. McDonald. New mm. a and n. Falkncr. new Have . .
U S court Li Law 3"“ °‘ “‘9 “um“ ‘0 “9‘” ””"K "‘P “'8 “I? W!"- we... "a... ‘ my. Ch . . .orher “We. “no” who desire Hugh Mceaiieyv. New Riven. w ‘Daniei a. Bailey. New Karen. 3
. -. . as quilt f Connecticut amon ”,9, kg“. 3 evroe touring - no t“. Purcolo New “oven. 1 1 'i-ienrlhrfl. Cylne. how Haven. a
‘ smw° ‘ cubelglngtaeo HCI fgoodseatsabouubetiter-eeariyas Lorfll . ,
.on o rge . ou ter 0 the picture- fill m MW? .3 John W. hnford. llamden. 12 .l. P. m. Wallinflord- .
, r. Men. net-teen. 1: Hamish. Han. shrines.
‘claima any interest in the property
but the'lease is on record in the oifice
of the town clerk of Westport.. .The
land is worth about 85.000. Declara-
tion voiding the lease is claimed.
Violators
e lightest uten, Im on d c in limean the local Council
any violator of the Volstead act per- an 0 ' . ‘ ,
~being in such a good financial Elisabeth B. Colt. of Ridgetield has ~ . x '
taming to the :maintenance of illicit ‘0' , ' . , med . “w. H... ,mm. pm, com 3'3? has?“ 1“. and 11 0‘6“" Sufi to Defamatory
again-t Prentice W. Chane. an attor- ‘ ° ay ' , 1"- ' *
stills and
Chancellor—Donald N. llredice.
FinanriaiaSecretary-C. M. Dorgan._
,Treasurer—llernard T. Natteford.
Warden—Anthony V. Esposito.
Recorder—Lawrence J. l‘aulino.
lug States of the country in K. of C.‘
work. District. Warden Flannagan.
gran‘d knight of Greenwich Council.
also apo e in regard to K. of C. work.
condition.
un
: the nuke): , and turn
plant! alleged
Farland subscribed. the covenant of *
the League of Nations. which has
been made the issue of the campaign.
‘ that closes with Tuesday's election. is
sent to clergymen throughout the
New Haven Attorney
~ Defendant in Suit
ncy of New Haven. in which damages
of 81.160 are claimed. Thefcomplalnt
recites that in December. 1016 the
plaintitfi denim . to '
asked Chase a: an‘
1th
descript
Three Bridgeport Men '
Held: in Stamford
STAMFORD. not. 27.-—Phillip Ger-
No. 1864 North avenue. Bridgeport a
bi which hud'been sent
out by the Bridgeport author-idea
The car was stolen from the Cause:
indications are that there will be at
packed house at the Regent theatre to-
mormw evening. when Senator Frank
,B. Brandegee will address the citizens
7:“ro'cloek. ,
Freehand .
Two Boys
pix to 11 years old
nflown intuit;
the 35 Senators last elected. only nine
have an opportunity to go back to
Hartford. and these must face the
voter-a. The Republicans renomlnat-
ed are of their ‘24 in the last Senate.
The complete list of the 70 men oa-
lectéd as candidates tor their pad-
tlons throubout the State is u fol-
lows:
i! Doolittle. Beth‘ny.
9 .«a‘ awn“,
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