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ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE W0
Bdnusnow‘ Istetonigbt
Police Arte—s—fiuigi ,.
.Apicella for Alleged
Illegal Liquor Sales
I
‘ . ' 4 A determined drive is being made
‘ by local police to clean up the illicit
liquor sales in Norwalk. and yesicr-
lay afternoon resulted in the arrest of
Luigi Apicclla. of Wood street. by
Chief of Police William R. Penning-
ton, Apicella being charged with sell-
Entered st the South Noam .Post‘
Office as Second Class Mall Mm.
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Will lilllll
GREEK. Ill
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i
lllnlllllllfim “ llllNNEBllClll wu -
’ Ill .
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Be Increased One More—
~ - 4. Believe Resolution Will B
lowed Entance Into the Accepted : ,
ed guilty to the charges. «
Judge Yosburgh announce-d from
the bench that on the first conviction. ‘
in such cases of illicit liquor sales. s.
fine would be given. but that subse-
quent convictions for the same offense
would mean a jail sentence. which can
be as heavy as six months.
“It is the law that this be ,stopped."
LONDON. Dec. 7——-Eff0rtl to ar-
7.——-President
ranged a truce in Ireland was ‘the
t
i lal‘.
‘wlismxcl'l‘tm.
Wilson's annual message to Congre-
' l.l’lfl’-}RNE. Switzerland. Dec. 7 (By
.Vl-‘lw Associated Press), Former King
.loasidence of Mrs. Jake' L
Connecticut will"b0 given 0 . 'Constantinc. whose return to the follows: . dominating topic of this In .
no 86— Greek throne was ”0‘“ ‘0" b9 the WM" 1 “M's-“M myself to~ per- DEWlealI’rs. which printed mglirymr‘u: mu liquor without a. license.
"ION gathered in Dublin and London. The arrest followed evident-c :ivcu Judge Voshurgh said in court. ”and
it will be stopped. As it is the In of a
liamon and S ea r c he d
Apartments of Landlord
ilflUBT THAT R033
ditional representative in the House
at WashingtOn. if .i measure intro.-
duced yesterday providing for an ll]-
crease in membership from 435 to H3"
is passed. ' f .3
Inasmuch as the “unsure-‘1‘ " :
upon the result oi the 1920 5:..23393
ls-thought it will eventually pass’al-
Greek'pcople in Sunday's plebiscite.
said today he was expecting that the
government would notify him to re-
turn to’ Gr‘ecce'as‘ a result of the vote.
lllll'llléltlhe did not expect the noti-
fil'uiion to calne today. because of
the Greek superstition that Tuesday
is an unlucky day.
forming the dutv laid upon file Presi-
dent by the Constitution to present to
you an annudl report on th. Oh“ of
united by;én‘im'mortal seats-ice .of
Abraham 'l.incoln‘s "Let us'lsve 1
that. right makes right. and in that
faith let us dare to do our duty as we
the Union. f found my thought «1311- l Arthur Griffith
brothers.
ers. were kept
othei
cilables
One Dublin despatch
and the
of the
declared
there was no chance of a truce while
McNiell
prominent Sinn Fein lead-
in prison. while an-
took the view that the irrecon-
Irish Republican
Brotherhood really were in control
by members of the State police who
have been operating in Norwalk for
some time in response to complaints.
The members of the State police
have purchased liquor in Apicells's. it
was said at police headquarters this
morning.
Apicella was released under bonds
the land it will be enforced. no mat—
ter what personal
gards to the matter may be.
have a law it must be enforced. no
matter whether the law is favored by
a few or by.man_v."
feelings with re-
If we
Meduric Fleury, proprietor of the
Germania Hotel on Railroad avenue.
is another local saloon-keeper for
whom a warrant was issued. as the. re-
sult' of. evidence obtained by the m
police during their investigations of
last week. The warrant. was drawn.
for Fleury's arrest at tlw same time
as the warrant was drawn for Apical
understand it." A sentence humeral
becausenit embodies in a. form of tit-
ter simplicity and purity the essential
faith of the. nation. the mm in which
it was conceived and the ~fslth in
whiclfit has grown to glory and pow-
er. With faith the birth of 9‘ nation
though there. is liitlv- prospect of ac-
lion at this session. A second hill to
limit the size of Ylit“ House to 450
members was also introduced. This
likewise will await tit-{erred actio‘
Chairman Siegvl of the House Cen-
sus committee lllll‘uillil't‘il tlw bill for
of 8300 for an appearance next Mon-
day morning before Judge Vosburgh
in the downtown court.
! Several other arrests of saloon kt'vp—
ers who have been selling liquor are
imminent. it was said this morning on
good aut h‘o rity.
"'lt is like. your li‘ridayf.’ he re-
marked to the correspondent. “No
matter what happens. they will not
telegraph today.”, -_
of the situation and would be able
to prevent any settlement which did
not. recognize their full demands.
None of the newspapers mention-
ed the name of Moncignor Patrick
Joseph Clune. nor did any seem a.-
ilw CLARA SMITH
Te .1": Newspaper Man’s
“My Is Being Investi-
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llll. HARDINfi ills
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“EU-3 b) Authorities addition of 48 cw . ’ .
n numbers. The founded upon it came the ho
. pe into .
constitutionai_ :imelullllvnt to limit' the world that a new order would pro- “aw of ”1” part he has taken in the
» ' ‘. in, Dec. 7. ‘l’Our Unldenti- the size of the House to 450 was in‘ . vail throughout the affair! of man- exchange 0‘ Views, “me" Vague re- Yesterday afternoon. as stated ex»
””3 7.. . "orcrd an Pntrance last night. troduced by Rpprpsgnthtiv‘, ”u". Do— kind. on 0rd“. in which new“ and few“??? ”"3“ anonymous "Imh In- clusively in the Evening Sentinel. la's arrest and was turned ()Vt'l‘ to De~
:va .u Inn'tment building here where mocrat' Tennesse“: ~ . right would take precedence of covet- termedniry are intended ‘0 refer ‘0 Dominic Incerto. Kid \‘Vllliams. who tectivc Scrg’l- Thomas Hunt.
i'r.- .\.l -»~ of Jake L. Hamon lives h The representation wi’uld he on n ' ousness and force. and I believe that him. . runs the Bridgeport House. at 51 The continuance of the (11903 of
YT; '.~>‘l7"d :i quantity of personal 932‘s; of 0_ne reprnsuntullvo to 219.— ' ‘ '“ 'r‘ I express the wish and purpose. of It ‘5 ‘1".kfwwn how far the Rev. “'3‘" ””9“" second district. w“ Carrie Roast alleged proprietrcss of
o... .nq .s.-vmlt)'-fi\'e lf‘tlers “we.“ .‘ ‘ "hab't‘m'i" "W llrf‘sf'nt ratio Will Take Final Leave of the every thoughtful American when Isay “MM“. 0 “THE“; “cm“: 9'95“ fined Slim and costs for keeping nml the housc’ of ill fame at 51 Water
«on. ‘ ;.. llamon during her absence 1:: one to every 211,577 inhabitants. that this scnlcnw' marks for us in the dent “' ”l" 2"“ "9m ‘5 “WOW?“ selling liquor. while Fred Grim. his street. and the frequenters. was made
:n :w._.l:«- t)klfi.. where her husband ndcr the proposml ”301mm“ Clili— Senate Today, Although plalnest manner the part we should h" ”if?“ My “1“ party. and the Lon- bartender. charged with selling liquor. yesterday ai‘tcrnoon at ihc request of
5'“ "101ml! Shot to death Th forllla would PM” "u. "ddmmml Retainin Title Until Jan- play alike in the arrangement of our mm “3"” "nfi'q‘smnd! the govern- was fined $50 and costs. Members of the state. The cases wm‘c continued.
“I ”k nothing else. . e melllbers. Mummy”... 3““. Ymk. (,hio‘ g donsstic affairs and it our exercse of ""7“" 1” "“‘llm'f ‘0 “'5 telegram '9’ the state police charge that on N0~ until next Monday morning.
\\'lllis_ limdlord of I) I cnn.. 4 each. 'Tllllfiis mid To“... a uary 15 ultsnoflpon in» my...” of the world. CPIVHi her" on hunday. will prolmdly vpmbm. :5”, and 27th. and December Selg-t. Frank \‘irt-Ili. of the statc po—
l‘wu" «ii 7h.- 1"“91‘5 and impel-g1): 230]”. Mass, l-Nv'w Jprn-“y illlll Nill‘lll . BY this faith 1nd ‘Iv HllS faith alone. ask 11"" “th h” represents, 2nd, the} plil‘ChaSOG several rounds (ll' “0". who llt‘adt'd the squad (If men
j” _ ””3 The ECHO!“ of ‘u l tarohna [Ll-.03..” in". I?» on“... smug \\'.\:~'Hl.\'ii'l‘t).\' low. T l'l‘u‘slilt’lll- can Hwy-Writ! lw lll‘l-nl out of its prcs- “" "" ' ' ’ ' drinks ul IYH‘FHWS PlaCP- 5039"" S""' “7"” mad“ the arrests in this case. w”
m M... the Srizvurr- had l (:9 including 0 ounn-i-lli-Iil uno' f'uf'li, ”PM ”Mun”: “11"...) U Mm“ round of en.t"”m'.mi”"”m‘ .‘1 'Slflil‘ 11 was this cse. who was arrested for selling unalll“ to nppcar yesterday. as he was
. ‘1 . ”mud. ”on“. said )0 n .__.._ ,, . . __ __ Pulmlxmlmfi ‘l'HlilV _ “PM“. lvaving faith “‘lllli‘llVl-l‘i'Vlll-‘tl OV-‘r tit.- wicked liquor in 1'5 1‘in slrt‘PL was ill-‘0 “m“ (“4“”1 1” “‘9 high“- court fl": duty.
' I “'nslungluu at 4 Mimi.- l'ur his home force m ”“rm‘lnv “”1 will remem- $100 and costs. There WPFP drinks 'l‘lw continuance will also give the ‘ N
'i i’l-Ild‘ M... 7*.” in .\lill'll)ll. bcr ”F” H'” """““””K 01" ”‘8 3&5 0: purchased at thv same time at his stati- all opportunity to draw up all
n ‘ or 1 sinulll. wanted j“ , ’ J 'l'llv ivl‘og‘rulll :lrrllllgl-d by the “lief-11'" “an". “hm the >(xerman peo- place of business by the State pom.“- evidence against the Rom Woman and
tl‘l‘ l .xltll tho fll'll shooting ' prosiviviibolpt'l. was not mlidt‘ public 3h: 0::g‘tl‘l‘mll30’lvt‘fi “Wt" l3 Msfit. 1309110“ GM") and sen?” a" plead— he Others taken m the ram.
‘ . . . . . _ _ .. .c w‘ i no war an res— ,
.l . .l... l. Hulllml. Republican BUT FUR CHRISTMAQ but it was understood that dilring‘ the llzcd that right was “V“mhem an . .
Ir 'l'vn‘rnztfct‘f‘nzul from Oklaho— - U :12.“ l1".Wk’t‘iltl'dlls‘cussdoing-sue as well raycd against ih~- wrung tilt their . ~ . l .- I
. V ‘- ‘l’l‘y :‘g‘ntcrliI-«i “t San AIL . LT ;::‘,‘":I‘::r:):;? ‘IISS'IQ‘ZZE‘JHLSdnSmEZr Government was attempting to perpe- Allie Hamilton, Pop II I a r I
.. - . .1 hr usse Iii-own, coun— . , . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ' ' tratc. I think. therefore. that it is ~
'3 ‘ had T-‘Ci‘iVi‘d information New Ell land’s CI‘O ' IS xmlh-“r ““3 it dim-hm“! fl’ht-thcr Mr. true to say llvil ”us was th f ih Manager 0f the Palace ' l
. M R q li'lltlinl' would c'lll 'll the \Vhitt e at Th t T k MiS oot ‘ '
V, ‘3 ‘ 05V: :1 A ' ' ' ( A . ‘ ' ‘ " '4 ‘o ‘ a
D ~ ~ min in: Mali: :2“??? I‘argeS( J" H I S t 0 r Y9 ”M's" “’ 5““ l'r“3l‘l""‘ \Vilson. and Xiglki‘l'llt‘limillttr‘wtrll ' ‘lllrgrl‘gnlhtnsicl: h" ea re" a 98 S T THE [)le “NF STUDENTS Flfiflr :
n. ‘ ' ‘t ‘_ a o s s ‘ H. 1.3 ' 4 ' vi. . ‘. U I: ”l ' l V
"”17 {PISS Smith near San M 31“ e 3 Share Bemg llllflt I‘ll?l'lrlglliglilllz'l'l’lll‘il :(ll‘tml";‘lt>§itiLl)tfl‘;9 went “"” ”"‘ ”“1" 1“” out Upon the l l as HIS Bnde ‘ .
a}. . mg L "‘ " _ ‘ ‘ , ‘ ‘ 1 ‘ seas to lllllkv surr- of Victory. ”— ' ‘9‘
~ unmition rust-Hod by Mr. 600,000 (t'li.\(it' ‘I‘TLT‘iHW I'l;('t't. {12s. dill, flicir This is ”H. mission upon which A numhcr of people from this Cit)” . ‘ *
"A ‘lmt Ross. who claimed to ~ . N_. ~. .~ 1 I Q HU'..“,1H.‘ ‘. rs. Hurting dt‘ml)i‘r:li~vr.illit-iii‘nllln world. Detn- attended “H: .‘V'xddmg of AWN" D~ The-rr ““8 another large “mg“:-
: ,. I‘J‘iintanoc- of M' ‘ ’ BOSTOIN. l»... .,;\ H“. .\.\‘S()i'l;ll- il((l piuli Mrs. \‘illsons mutation to ocracv is 'm «wort on of the ri ht t Hmmlion. or 3‘: Chestnut street. 300- gatlon “‘ ”W M‘SS‘O“ at 5“ POMS .
lss smith, “.1 1.9.5.3.”. , “mg...“ ”H. mm ”f tt-u‘ut tlm \Ylllll‘ Housv. the ,‘fidivh‘hm‘ '1‘” I, and to bear“: and district. and Miss Evangeline w. church last night. The sermon and .
V ""rlued on Page Eight) "10er than a. niillimi Alltl :1 hull of ev. H". Prvmdmuthmft i” “is t‘oni'er- ed justly H.“ «fill; ‘ .‘inv attempt on Tootilill. 4"”:th of Mrs. TheOdOSia instruction “(in)" as usual. Carefully
_ . ' orgy-en trees. spru...;-fh. llllfl llt‘nlllil'k. {iii-psdmki‘y was t‘pr‘t-‘lt‘l‘l to ‘i‘citemtt‘ the part or lily (\t 5 iination of indi— ‘3' TO‘IHHH' 0f .24? “'illiam street. listened ‘U' The last two days “180- Three Firemen Overcome by
"f'U,‘ has been cut in a". {HWMS and pil81 lis‘l‘tquebt much: yt-sielduy to Con- viduals to “Ink... la‘ivs which Wfllover— Iort (,llnfllt‘r. 3. L. Which was held lution cards have been given to the _ .
it _ tures of "New England for the “D- g‘nfisim‘drl lt‘fllli‘rfi, to my aside parti‘ burden him “r which Wm destroy his at S o'clnfk last night. at the Church people who have been. "attncding the Smoke in 5000 Fire
l l . sillshi l * l" ‘ l ' " ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ 934'“ l ’
. ‘1}, proaching holiday tlbst‘l'Vfllll't'. 'l‘ln- ”ll 2 ii, "I"! ‘:”““:)”r ” 3‘11““ but“) equality opium; his fellows in the mat— 0' 0”" l-mli 0- Mercy. Port ( hestvr. Mission. so that th ay resolvc to St rted . K-tch of f"
crop is the largest ”HT nut. :1 ion in". ms ness 9 ore . arc . u... of right or prhflege' and I "‘an 1m: Hugh 1“. Gilmartin omclated at do some definite thing as the rcsult a 1n 1 en “
l 7 — 1 ’ The movemnm nmrki-t. oi“ thé “Wont l"?¥ln§1wus?mm‘°" ”“9 today. we all realize that the.dp\’ has; come the ceremony. Wh‘d.‘ was attended by of the Mission. These are m be D 't ‘
l A .l . Christmas trees. Sulllt' still NDZIIH-rlt'fl ”film or“ or "E w ll "1““ final ”five hon democracy is mung put upon its the ““"wdmf" “”13?qu of the ample “fought in tonight. or any time to- _ orml ory
i ll 1 ‘ With the snow nl‘ lmi-illt-rn country- l‘s q‘: .tt-nu‘liP.‘-illt.}10uglt he “in! retain final “‘5' Th" 0M “'Orld is JuSt now and n.:llr,.fnunds' Mi” Juanita 1‘ day. to be signed by the Mission ' V »A '
, ll. .(3 an it t. until )ctuct-n Jan. sungring ”Um I.‘ wanton rpjpcuon of TQOlhl-l- ‘S'SU‘T ' 0" ”19 brldf‘l “'88 and those who have signed cards will SI'B‘FIElnD.'Dec. 7—Studtrhts 3““ 2 l :3} 4
when. lu- suill yvnli’fllalfi the prllit'llil” of dDmOCracy and a sub- br‘de‘mm'd' “1m“ Hamid V- Tom-m“: stay till after the service and WON"? Sufficld School. a preparatory insti- 7 i f
their cards and a special blessing. The tution, had an extra short course in
the bride‘s brother. was best man.
The bride wore a gown of mahog-
any duvetyn. and a hat to match.
and carried :1 shovw-r bouquet of lilies
of the valley and white roses. Her
attendant was handsomely gowned in
blue vwlwl. with hat to match. and
and l5.
llt‘ plans to resign and allow the in—
_ _ . i'ullillli: Republican (lovr-rnur of Ohio
‘1 “"51”“3” in llllllll‘ a Republican. proliulllyScn-
Ill" now—«loci \Villis. in snout-d him.
New _
ilp
Sides. is under way, and figures on the
From thi-
ll‘t‘t‘S have
l"
fire righting yesterday. and in the
opinion of the Sufficld firc depart-
ment cach deserved a good mark.
Fire broke out in the kitchen on the
first floor of the North Building. and- ..
worked Jts way upwards ill the four-
For a time the ' t
Mission will close tomorrow morning
with a celebration of the Holy Com-
munion at 6:30 at which Mission
hymns will be sung. and all communi-
cants are asked to join in a corporate
communiOn.
stitution of the principle of autonracy
as assortmi in tho lilifiltb. but without
the authority and sanction of the mul-
titude. This in the time of all Others
when dcmmtracy should prove its pur—
ity and its spiritual power to prevail.
i’liill‘l'llt‘ll‘.
alliLth
cut are fairly
forests of Muiiw
lit-on ialrnn in \‘ul-mmil.
ed about fin l H twill-.1
Rf» Surgeon and Assistant
JUL Soldiers’ Home for
Ply-won Not EXplained ' 'f‘mr‘s °‘ ”" “W
Hampshire slums ..
iii \\--l’s :l'll‘
larvslvl‘ ul'
.V'll'lilllt‘lll ul'
El, .31 A. Dyer. (‘lllf-f sur ~. provimately 500,00” 'l‘lw :ililllllvrll
“‘- ‘wmal of the Q‘loldi ' gton St‘ctiou of New "'li'qlllltl i‘lll“ mul-l It is surely th" manifest destiny 0f »
. . . . ors Home. ‘ o " ' ‘ ~ .. ,. .. carried :1 banquet of ink rose. _ ____.___.. \
:‘H - mi his assistant. James less. the crop from Hir' Berkshires in :he 'En'“ l 8:? a .m 1“"? in the at Following the cerrlxllionv a wedding _— story brick structure.
.3...‘ , ;.-; of whom have bee . Massachusetts being lll‘tlllalily about ’emp n niakt this spirit prevail. reception “1... hold _& til .h f up fire-escapes, and it was here that the
W 110 hospital ,g '.‘ m 75,000 and in mum.- lslullli :lllll (‘on- ' woman’m" w'wl m meh the U““‘ D 'd-' l " 9 mm 0 ‘ “Neil‘s “’0‘" {W3 hunared 0‘ Whm '
.,,. ‘. lilo .~ . ow_ since ed Status um assist to accomplish this n ‘5 "1mm“, Whmh was attended are boarders did ood work asst .
"’ ', )ll “.mg mp resmnatm" Cont'nued . 0. -N' 9 great ohl’wi First by offering the I” ‘1 mmh" °‘ gue’t‘.“ b- d 'l f g} f p~ a“ ‘
..‘.".f 1" Hoyt. the former ' ’ '” ”g? m example within her own borders of 'Mr. Hamilton, who ‘5 a member 0f laze'lia to )9 Dug“ mm ”H rear "I
.3 today left Noroton, ‘ ' 'l'lu- oltnvcnth 'mnlnl tr-idini! post the, will rind power of democracy to l\or\valk Logde. 709. B‘ P' 01E" is up lines of hose and staring roof?- II
M W] er mspemwe p0- "ERAIIJE" FREI of l‘ncas Tribe. ml 26. IO R M make and ""mm’ “w“ “we“ “re “n‘ 3333? M tclmzlmmce {mama 1m $322232? the giants 5:53.13...
, . , . . . . . . . .. , . ‘ , . , v. an to mom ers of tie ‘ ‘ ‘
came to a most, successful close last 21:93:?“T“!n::i;:::231;1:fi::5r9says: thrt‘atrc orchestra furnished music at tored for hreakfumt. which was schod ‘
evening whcn a monster crowd was secure its fun ”gm to labor and yet. the rsi‘rptlon. Thr- catering at the NEW YORK. Dec. 7——Thc world's in the Sunday schoolrooms of the
wedding supper was by McCarthy's diminishing fuel supply and thc lack Second baptist church across the
street. '
of scientific methods to meet the sin;
uation formed the chief topic at tho
opening session today of the forty-
na: ~ ll Noxon. a Darien phy-
lum more been temporari-
"'l liy the Executive Com-
Tlic actual fire damage was about
l$5.000. although the entire building'
will nccd repairing as holes had no
at the same time. safeguard the in-
tegrity of property. and particularly
of that property which is devoted to
Inn. in l'ort Chester.
A wedding trip to Boston and other
points of interest in New England is
attendance.
The chief feature of the evening
was the award of presents which.
in
EAR SIDESWIPES
"“ Soldiers' Home in
" H lmsyital. “(rt as follows
.. .. _ rm. .1“, abru t _ i i ' :' the devel me i ' 'l " t
",f ' “ ”iv.“ and his aggissltgannat WM” ivory 01°01" Jeanette Oliver: increase 2? 12h: :gcggfatifr;'9a;l€h 2: being ”“WW'L and the COuvle will re- first annual meeting of the American -
h. hm” In ”H. Home for gt-ntlonians traveling ‘scit, Edward the world. Semnd_ by standing for .turn about December 15th. when they Society of Mechanical Engmccrs- bc chopped in floors and walls to
i »' - month. could not be ' ‘ l’nrks; manicure 3“ L'G‘ Gould of right and justice as towards individ- will make “1“" residence in this city. The sessions will be continued reach the fire. Three firemen had to ,
i. 7 I”, It was learned from Dalilmry; gontlomuns toilet set. L. B. ual nations. The law of democracy The bride‘s gift to her attendant through Friday: be removed from the' building over“
m. -. today that the same COA'I‘ESVILLE, a... 1H1" '7~ ...'l‘h.. l‘aul; barrel of flour, h]r§, n, J_ 011- is for the pmgcction of the weak. and was a han-immc necklace of pearls. Engineers of national prominence come by smoke. Temporary arranz‘c—
~~~— east-bound New York night express ""r: (on of tea. Kcnneth ’luylor; cam— the influ‘.nc(. of every democracy in and “‘8 “”WFO‘W‘" Km to the be“ declared that checking the waste of ments for a kitchen will obviate the
‘ a" _ '3 "m Page Twelve) on the Pennsylvania. Railroad. was toilet set, 0- 0156”; large bride doll the World should be for. the protection man was an elk‘stooth “.a‘Ch charm. fuel was vital to the industrial su— closing of the school. .
" ' 7 side—swiped here, early today. by a A~3 Banks; ham. Georg“ Dufaulu of the WM knatious. the nation which The best 0‘: ““9”“ were ”“9“de premacy of he United States. ' ' l
derailed freight ital‘. injuring the en~ “'l‘lSt-WatCh» 30b Mamba": b0" 01' is struggling toward its right and to b°th the brill? and groom by their wahknovvn and tried methods of LEG INWRED
(fig—3m Harry Saunders; sofa. pillow. toward ltd DTOW’T recognition and many friends here. conservation would save between 75.- _ -
' Herbert Tim” M P°" Chem’" 000.000 and 400.000.000_ tons of coal ‘ WHEN AUTO AND '
”mm TRUCK CRASH .
each year. declared David
Myers. formerly of the engineering
section of the l'nited States Fuel Ad—
ministration. _
"It is impossible ever to develop
any considerable water power re-
quirements of that portion of the
United States east of the Mississippi
River." Professor L. P. Brecken-
hrldge. of the Sheriff Scientific
School. Yale liniverity. declared in a
plco for thrift in the use of coal.
Fairfield County _ _ g
Y. M. C. A. Meeting
The fiuarterlv meeting of the Fair-
fleld County Y. M. C. A. was held
last evening -in the Hotel Mahmkemo.
A. upper was served at 680 olclock.
which was attended by about 85 peo-
Todlw. according to representatives p19. Reports of the State Older Boys'
of thelocs.) here. ’swalkouthssrbeen conference, the County Entertain-
deciared of’the'openers employed at m"... gouge ma other events held
the ma onto '00.. the North Atg mm the iii-bice- of the County Y.
[antic Oyster Farms. Tsimsdse Bros. 3;, c. A, for the pat?- uusrter were re-
and ’ the Sedahift 0‘3“» company's ceivsd with’enthusiasm. 0. 0. Stoneh—
pilot” Of Esme-i with the result field. “the International committee
“F... ' "mi . t over openers are marking g former county secretary. Ind who
gluon I in out-og'p2f, time. “M“ W ““9133 “3.591! I." has served for several yes:- in Indis.
' mm b! ‘55 men _ gave the address of the evening.
' « A statements!" prepared for the. which was very well. received“
Evening Sentinel by moon‘s! Lo- _____.__._.___.—-—
on! 13075 in which, it 4M that o..r.'s.‘mon mo ..
privilege ill the family of nations. The
United States cannot, refuse this role
of champion without putting the stig-
ma of rejection upon the great'nnd
devoted 'men 'who brought its Govern-
ment into existence and established
it in the .face of almost universal up-
position and intrigue. even in the face
of wanton force. as for example.
against the Orders in Council of Great
Britain and the arbitrary Napoleonic
decrees which involved us in what we .
know as the War of 1812.
I urge you to consider that the dis—
play ofvan immediate disposition on
. the part of the Congress to remedy
any injustices rvr o:- 'n- ' .
shown themselves in our national life
will afford the most effectual onset to
the forces of chaos and tyranny which
are playing so disastrous a. part in the
fortunes of the .fsee peoples of more
than one. port of the world. The
United States is“. of necessity. of the -
simple democracy of the _world. and
the triumph of democracy do
upon its success. ‘
_ Recovery from. the disturbing and
sometimes dhsstrous ‘cffecu 'of the
late "has been exceedingly slow on
menthol-adept the star. and has
sang at the church and also at the
gineer and fireman of the passenger
cere-
train and cutting and shaking up
some of the passengers.
Charles H. Erathgen. Newark. N. .1..
engineer, and Edward A. Barclay. Jt‘l‘-
sey City. fireman. are in the Contes-
ville Hospital. Barclay suffered 3 Highest Court Rules orl
concussion of the brain. “mile Eratll- N Y Woman and 2 Dogs
agen is not seriously hurt. The slight
injuries of some of the passengers - .
were dressed and they left here with- WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.~—After the
out giving their names. Supreme Court had announced some
The accident was due to the break- important decisions yesterday. Justice
ing of a. coupling on an eastlbound McReynolds. gathered up some papers
freight ”train. The coupling dropped on the desk before him and began:
and derailed a freight car just as the “This is a‘tale of -a woman and two
express came along. The cab of the dog-sf}
passenger engine was torn off and the When the oldest habitues. and es-
cngineer and fireman were thrown pecially those who worship the tradi-
into the tender. ‘The freight car tion of weig'hty_dignit_v. had recovered
broke many windows in the train. from a lifetime surprise. Justice Mr
which was made up solidly of sleep- Reynolds annouced a‘ decision custom-
ing cars. There was little delay to ing‘ the constitutionalitykfl the New
tmmc- - York State law requiring the licensing
‘ of dogs. .
Keep Up Waterbury Lillian Nicola of Brooklyn had been
' ' convicted of neglecting to license‘two
Trolley _Serv1ce pets." She fought the case through the-
WATERBURY. Dec. 7.——Trolley
various courts and attacked“ the-con}.
' two high
service will be continued in Water— . .
bury in spit of a $400 daily loss to
stitutionali’ty of the' law. bu
court amrmed her Conviction.
the Connecticut Company. This was
announced following a conference
.Put'manHose‘ Company
held here: today attended by Li’s. Names New. 05%“
storrs. president! .of the Connecticut ' ' ' '
lz‘rank Kuslik; $50 in gold.‘Mrs. F. H.
Northrop; $25 in gold. M. Veeda: $10
in gold. Fred Krausc; $10 in gold. F.
Parker: $5 in gold. Mr. _Shufelt.
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reception which followed the
many.
HYSTERBPENERS
0N Al‘WlllillllT”
With the organization of the oys-
ter openers of the city into Docs! No.
'16975 of the United Sea. Food Work-
ers' Union. A. F‘. of L. demands 5
were presented to the various ov’s'tei
packers here. for what is known in
the trade as a "sealed" measure. and
for an increase fmm' 36 cents to 60
cents a. gallon. and also for a formal
recognition of the union.
Moycr Mathicu. of 756 State street. '
Bridgeport. sustained contusions about
the face. hands and head. and a large.
gash in his right leg. at an early hour
this morning. when I. Cadillac Eight.
1921 model. owned by LI. 3. Rutter. of
405 Park avenue. New York city. and
driven by Thomas F. Dolsn. of TI- -
West 108th street. New York city.
crashed into a Mack truck owned by . l’
Levine Bros. of Bfldgewm’mr tbs
Sterling garage on the Post road.
The accident happened about 4:10
o'clock this morning. and ‘it ‘h said
that the truck. which was being urn--
en west. was on the left hand side at
the road and was proceeding without
lights. It was driven by Salami Plas—
kyiof 375 Olive street. Bridgeport. sc— 4
cording to the entry on the police
blotter this morning. - » -
The Cadillac was, being driven m
wards Bridgeport... lumen being is.-
ken to his. home from New York city.
by Dolan.
Isthieu was taken to Dr.- Geom-
stoett's‘ office where elght- stitch-I -
were taken in the wound in his In.-
This wound was about three inch.
long and an inch and I half deep. w
The' accident was reported to as -
police by-ths employees of tho fled--~ < ‘
faggot-ammonium"- i2"?
conducted. Nonn-dc. . ' ~
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:m— "—The resigna-
" '--'l‘.--T:tl Lucien F. Bur—
”)! .1. Moss Ives of
lint-dict H. Holden
. :tv-mlwrs of the milli-
> - board of the state.
‘t to Governor Holcomb
' thv- governor. it was
”night. The resigna-
’Ii".‘.lvf‘ January 5.
Ilolcomb's term of
. Everett 3'. Baker
. of the three resigna‘
- military emergency
. said he intends to
following members 01
. board: Col. Lucius B.
”no; (‘01. J. IMOSS Ives.
flit (oi P1111 Waterman.-
Ilitrbour is to be quar-
‘ on the governor's
~':.'Tl:tn is tobe surgeon
“ lves is to be judge
according to a list '
.~ L’lVf‘n out last week
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An gr: - _ -' e5 ' om held lis‘nisiit st th'ef ' ‘3’” ”'9 m .
talent, Says, Coroner‘ggiliigrefizlp: airytrfilepelroocglh‘lged,$soc array, , . :1 street the 1,01 m m ,‘h" «at! of m was Theses!“ Club of the Girls Friend . _ . ‘
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. .‘ nnlan today made the public utilities commission. were year of “lint . _ . m too evening at the one of “9" the radiator ”‘5 ”'3“ °"- °‘
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- was towed to Van , j m
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Connecticut C mp‘any of—
‘ $4.400
rating ‘ex-
' - l.". connection With
. xv. Shadbolt of
‘ Jars old. who was fa-
- tr. 'tutomobile in that
but $4.000.
ficials maintain that at
is required to meet the 0
that the luck
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“”43““ r‘. Gladwyn of
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