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ui Justice Has
to Continue
the Senate
Reports
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. will to Take Over
3nd Distribution
of Allowing
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".‘t‘feets Property Owners
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t‘éliil‘ln 0"
,9 ‘mcupii-tl rr trawl
but til-1
arm xermit
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Hus-re.
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TLSa‘rwf
used.
ril‘l‘lihh.
the
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. . m‘ not
31/70:».
. . . or the,-
nll fines.
‘ ~ 1 ~ l'w *tssesses‘I
r-:' r‘: lit!» nport
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‘43?an Made
Hood Profit on Fares
ent
‘w‘PV‘!
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ll.—’l’nitr~d
operatives tr»
.7. Pismca. a
luv the (‘onnec‘
charze at“ htv-
defective coins
F purposes. He
s Fommissioner
December 23.
The c
. detection by?
rxffir'als or' whole-
inrzuration of
accord«
in his Dos.-
. in such a
: ‘ "ouzh the {are
as pennies.
" “or t'. profit of
my Jonasiterl.
Present of
Vanni; (liven to Charity
.1
1 fixlzss Eleanor
' :T\ter of Solo-
is to be
":2 w l: o
" " 3i .irgarct's
Stuart. son
l-Ltrl of Castle-
- 5.30.00!) engage—
. l;}' the Vis-
.\.merican chari‘
r Hospital fund
yrone County
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ASSOCIATED p V
BESS news FROM ALL PARTS OF THE wont? av A spasm. wma AND our: own OPERATOR.
mum
l-‘iré was discmered shot-ti? Tie-fore
midnight last night by one , of the
watchmen of the Andre“; liailel 05's»
ter company on \V'ater' street. in a
shed. near the Radel buildings. own-
ed: by \Villiam F. Hoyt Oyster com-
pany. An alarm by telephone.was
sent in to the Central station and the
master box was used to ring lion 4.
“Nor-mm
lawman-Hum.
two, when repairs to the hotel neces-
sitated by the recent fire will be com-
pleted, it was announced this morning.
hotel will still be under the manage-
ent of P. “'alter Guzza‘rdi
Marlborough under his control.
Watson. affiliated with Mr. Guzzardi in
V‘o’hen the firemen arrived. the;-
fouml that the rear door of til“ she-l;
inside of which the fire was melt-.53.?
had been forced opjn and that there’
was a. quantity of cotton Waste. sonic-
ed with kerosene oil. blazing inside.
There was also evidence that the
walls of the shed had been sonkvd
with kerosene before he place was
set afire.
that the)? were torn out by the fire-
men and and then the blaze on them
extinguished.
The watchman at the Rodel plant
saw the Line through the window of:
the shed and sent in the alarm. l
Fire r"nu-f George- 'llogarilus. ful<
lowing his investigation. suitl that tlze
Err» was tindfitll-tfilli; ot’ incendiary
origin.
'l‘wn firemen were stationed :4: the
' 0? thr- shell all night.
was reported tlmttlw wutrhnmn
ll I‘<
'rar- Lawn-less Oyster ("on’lpnny
.-' ’\\'~| mm- ',=.~'t ..=-:l‘t. film» W. ra‘
_' i‘ snxpiriw'w mrifimr :tiu'm,‘
‘H 'il 3‘1“. .\.‘ tlw lw‘jvwws 01‘ tiz
(Continued on page Eleven)
.,;§Slllli [Ill
(ll Houseman
.uggesticn ‘Well Received‘,’
zllagal .
Miami?
l
Meeting of C(fi'mecticut
at
.the operating of the New York hotel.
is in Norwalk makinz arrangements
tor the resumption of business at the
Royal James.
In spite of reports to the contrary, the
l
‘ A meeting of
.It‘
I
The Royal James Hotel will be re the hotel. We made him anoder (or
opened for business within a day 0: it which evidently he has not decide(3
to accept. The lease'is for ten years.
“W’e haven’t any objection to Mr.
lGuzzardi managing the hotel so long
_ , get the rental agreed upon in
the lease. There is one thing that is
certain. however. and that is that the
. . 0! New .hotel must, be managed right. There is
lork City, who also has the Hotel a clause in the lease which states that
J.l
the hotel must be managed under
modern and unto-dale methods. If
this clziuse is not fulfilled, we shall
take steps in law to break the lease."
the Norwalk Realty
company was to have been held last
members of ”19 Norwalk Realty (20.. night for the purpose of discussing the
owner of the hotel property, were rath-
er surprised when told or the an-
nouncement made by hotel attaches...
On the other hand. they said that they!
were: satisfied so long as the rental of
the lease.
Samuel J. Keeler, one of the mem-
bers of the Norwalk Realty company,-
tlvr-laretl that, the information could.
not hardly: be correct because “mat.
ters havl not yet been brought to a
head For further information he re~
{erred m report-s. to Charles C‘. “’hite‘
head. or‘ llle ('wl’ltrill Trust company.
:mmlis-r
pony,
In speaking of the situation. ‘.\lr.
‘lr-lllil—‘ile‘f'fl .idt “.‘vlr. Guzzardi re-
cently wished :0 w‘thdraw his lease on
5.
member oi the realty corn-4
hmel situation. but for lack of a
quorum thte meeting had to be post~
pun-ll until tomorrow night.
That a check signed by the manage-
ment of the Royal James hotel had
So soaked were the walls with our-'11“ property is paid as provideddn coma bark protested from a local bank
Saturday. was learned this morning by
The Evgninz Sentinel. It is under
stood that Deputy“ Sheriff Nelson
Media. was called upon to collect
lhe amount or” the check. Upon con-
!sultation with the hotel management.
:ll was found. hown'er. that the check
:VVC‘S protested ‘hmtxzh an error.
. In explaining 1hr matter this morn-
ing. a hotel erupts-e said that there
was not enough lands to meet the
vhuk in Illw bank at the time it was
In- :.r l‘l“; "HWF-T‘U l‘..,:.'
flflUl‘lil EUURlS
FACE BUSY DAY
Grand Jury Todajv l 'ill Act
on Cases of Four Alleged
Murders
\Vifh t‘ar (Frillifi in svssiv‘vtr i‘: ll:-
I'Ollllly (-~-.r? inns», m-er. fr minis;-
in Em ill." in: lt'Sl tiny smmw Hydrqwn‘
:“2 n: v" . fut h "l 03' I‘m- courts
A emu! ‘ ry llll't‘llll‘: at H n'clorl:
it: Hit Fr;.‘"’ll 1‘ >14» of V31“ Sls'm'r'w
Hut ts ": ntn film (‘.l?’~‘t‘~f of
zr' .'- . i I'22:*~3~"e:~' l"‘\\ in 9“»
m := i jltl .lm‘ev (lo-Mr» ll. llw —
ll‘l inslrtwtwl :3.» you i'= I;':"'
...j .»_.-1
retort. tin-’- r'aecs were pry
w: wtirwl to It Sat»:it'.i‘i* room
it'll Alive
zmwtin: .-1‘ . Smu-
Ydl . 2-. rnl’l'HiHm in ,\'v \\ ll..'.e f'. >.“._,._‘_
an ,xrh' It mu: au‘i‘; tin .lilll’l. .zl
1” 'lil “ :.~‘- 11‘ Hl~llrl.lll“* ll"i 1! WW»?!
swim >7t"l I: .:t lll:§. >3 Ronl than”
:"fl'l‘ ltr'. l'l'l‘ID wt X» 1:» l:.tx. --, Hart-
:-1. Nut; l.Oli~l X i)ril..~ln Stunt.
.il (.f'lhb‘il‘r ul \Vt ‘ "‘ Mt'l'lnb ,‘.
it ill lkrl‘ln‘., gilsn "i‘.4';:'v- Si'?":ui r-l \\:ilv
Staff v'Vl in .~l.. :3: -l in Us l‘ m ‘. "-
r .0
\Vnultl [mpnnv lh-latiml~.
l'ntlt-r this nrrnlxzrmrnr til» hitter-
nvss which now lwtwm-r‘. soul‘-
ol‘ thvr schools in ? Slut» \‘.'l_)‘\l-l‘_b.
Pllnllni‘.7~'~l ;i;‘:l tlzv vkvir‘Siit'rll Fl,“ M‘wn.‘
plons‘nip would not iw lllllll-lo -l by any
tll‘
r mists
hot
Slnr’w. l‘llu‘ll
of the te-urus in.
school would i.;:\r :l az-nw w; “3'.
other and as mum outside 5.. as
they wished. but llrw Fl'llrlllllo “mum
demand games with teams in tit» (“on
l‘erencr on certain Alan s .
All the teams would then have growl
schedules with only (‘om‘o-v-vmw tuims
and tlk’ champion would he picked on
the lmsis ot' Zillllf'fi wem and lost siml
liar to lllr- “fish-rm t‘ollewzv (“unfur-
ence. vl'l‘x'ivh clutmpiunship was won
this year by I’lhio State.
l'nder .\. .\. l’. .luri-dii‘tinn.
l'nilcr the plan eu-ry Home would.
come under the jurisdiction (lithe
State A. A. l'. New Have-n. Bridgeport
and Croslgf High have con-
sented to join such :1 Conference and
the matter has been in": to Vice-pres—
ident Frederick Hunt of the (“onnecti-
Ft) hill) is
cut Association to bring.r t‘nr- plan
“bout. If it goes through in a satis.
factory manner. the new league Will
he started in the football sixteen and
the same plan may; be worked out for
basketball and baseball teams.
St {Wt
am 0 Men Seize Whiske,
STAMFORD. Dec. l4.—-A lltt
more whiskey was added to what the
agents here during the past 48 hours
ending at noon today.
cases were seized and fourteen ga
of alcohol taken in the con!
four high-prim automobiles.
arrests were made of men c
with trying to smuggle the
through the enforcement zone.
machines wave stopped between Stam-
ford and hot-ran!
Branch of the A. A.U.—tli
BChristmas dinners for many Paxoag
had by the prohibition enforcemen ‘H,
when fifteen night badly
lions brick building at No. 562 State street.
iscztion of occupied by the Rattan Manufactur-
Seven lug Company. furniture makers.
harged flames were confined to the third and
fluids fourth doors but: gave the firemen a
The hard tight.
.. wi‘neases Were hoard.
l7: tlw F'ixil Superior c'rnl Jul;
\"zsz Fl. Mzilzh‘tt- inw’ srl'wlvzlul
rmzrt :al u'lflr‘l‘ .l'vl . Julizrx l("'t’lb'i‘
“ill {lr"§l(l~‘. 'l‘lur «vsxir‘m Will has? for
"trlv «inns :“wxl .;.\ .;,:..,.c- .i"t ml l}.
2's? (‘3: in Wings .\li‘.u.l ‘ 1“ 'll‘ "' ‘
I.;\' a in ln- tr'l-wl ttit‘nnrrnw is ll} ..~
lvl'~\lll.fl‘l lw’ ,‘slr's. Tyres. I‘ll-l6» llmln nt‘
.‘x'nrwnlk u: first lli" linshnrnl St- -
phi): llmln, nt' llr'i'lltr‘pf‘l‘l’ 777nm «i; 2
“WW“ ”v: . ~ It" rymie- tic-airs?
lln; lg. 4.17‘ \\li"‘lll slu- sags: SM‘
is: «Wu l t': :mlri' ll? lirlfo \t the
lime or" 3114"?“
lit : rtnzvrv‘l.i‘_;c» slur f‘
llmlo lull another wife living rmi liml
:Ztilo-xl H) obtain :1 divorci- from
Hr also host Emmi l‘rtllitunli)
rim-:1?»- slw- claims will
um
I. my .
9r?- tiled
has
l'wr “l'll intole..lbl-7 cruF-i‘m'
. imtll sivit’S ot‘ the roar.- ot‘ (Tom-
mm: Pleas. the criminal curl ‘clvil
will lw- busy with cases tomorrow.
.lnvlzo .loim .1. \ansh presirllri': in
the civil and Jll<l§zw John R. Booth
in the criminal sfde of the court.
Flock of Geese Breaks
W'ires, Ties Up Railroad
Plun’lln’iNCE. ll. l.. Dec. ll.——~.1.‘
Lira?» flock of Wild C’W‘St'. which flew
into i~ik‘gilllfill and tell-phone Wires
Tilltl (la-morali‘tml its sizmnl system.
held up halite on the i’nscrvi: bran r3:
line railroad for vaeal hours late
Suzuki‘s night and early yesterday
morning.
The flock was volplaninz into a
pond near the railroad tracks when: it
came in contact ”with the wires break-
lnz ti: on and throwing them against
high voltage power wires. Switches
and fuses on telephone and telegraph
instruments along the entire line were
’burned out.
S \‘t‘rill geese were fiecopitated or
Winged by the wives and will provide
residents. '
‘ tion, inclining
IN DARIEN ,
COURT Hill
SflflflllNfi DUCKS
S‘n a a! * k-u'”
.. .w? "c S: '
2'5 vi- .' I 2.. .~ ‘
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ulwn M "
:4, IZH-k. l.) l? . lr lilF‘" curi.‘ t: .~
’lllll‘flllll'! H‘vl luv-l ~' Drill o u'ts T? l '-
‘Vt i'l'l‘l'r 34- ”iii v1 \\'...".‘r n “'1!’ 1r
F'tll’l‘. :lll'l l’rw‘w (in ‘ , \t'ni- r-
am as." Stumtm-s .l' l? . l"l‘u.
l’Jllt ll. 0:: S.it::!v:.t\ ”£112.
3: -. '..-_ l» ,v :,.-.: (.4324 m. 'l‘ :ulmr that
‘;;v Suit: Hui l'rvlvzal inns 5:0 illdl
val? .lmks la‘ , 5.. taken from {19‘
1. hour l‘wl’fill‘i- 1:“.risw to sunset.
la.
4"“. \ it’llulul‘.‘ ‘d‘v rilil ‘l f ll t‘lll‘r’!‘
11‘. .5 M; ii.» Tout: ('r'lr‘l l-r 1.. tlu i‘. 1.
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vs PLUM En‘di‘afg :E‘Jpoftarit’, ,_ "a”! of ‘hF’ [qr-”0n lI'Vilzzt‘lfl lw .. - r.l‘; ("our-t. .1: lillhlf‘tjvrf
‘_“ .. ‘0 ." W :" ‘ ¥ 4» y, I; l‘l‘ l‘iivf'Yl'lI‘ lit ‘1'} .. ._, .,': .. l‘i' ”ul .JJlll \\Ui run?» "' Shilllgfll
Lu‘e'“ {’1 ‘ G‘n‘ilt’l" :lllh lm's‘ .' ' st llle‘ Li‘wisurg. .u-‘m (Siva. lmri i w yrstwrfluxu in two samurai
——Thre2 Institutions Hatch-r. . s: an. mr ‘ .. '._« “"1"- ~"’““"’”‘*'~' “ "" ”M “l“
v . _ “Vigil, .‘e- in ‘l e» (mm; . ‘ 31,. .. 1 lmm 'l'ivhj, of S?;it:li't‘!‘-f. :vu-l $1: :or
(.onsented to Jom Orzam- llz-noks mm...“ - r- .. . *iwmmsz'rw”
. llllll’lilrl’.‘ 3 ll. ':"1 3 '2 l...};m,-_-pg «lurk in" ‘N i' I 'V“
zatlon . “‘pmr‘zw lm; .1 :1; ll ' 3-, g :. .,‘“}““" "”7" mi” 5" "‘i ““1. V" “:5" *‘
rm": ll“ \\ it oh Milt". ‘.l’ti~.::‘. s: with”. luvs.
l « Z l . ‘L'l' -r - .~ .1 .‘.l;xl«.1r.i, t '——————A———-~-.—-
\ . ,3. A, 1‘ . u llzsli Tc-n I'm-untlhtnl Din-[rt Knit—L ‘
t-luw- “ill Enl‘tltvul‘i\ x Tt'l l.“."*'l‘=',r<i*‘(l -l"\‘0"" .l~'l~3xl‘~'k
l»-';:::'!l:: ‘4' ”3' 3"? Si lull for disposition t‘ r so» ‘ ll
. m l“(*>rll vr si-Mslfltl 0" l9!" fillllr‘fl"
SHIPPlNfi BflARD
SUfifiES'llllNS
will 03'-
\\’.\.<ll!.\‘(lTH.\i ."w.
camzz‘ltion of the Slum.
«livnrcin'fl from it 11-;
Corporation and the selection of
men experienced in \nrle-l lmws of
shipping industry for th» manage-
ment of each orgnnlzntlon \xr-rv anion:
“constructixc suggestions” submitted
today by Martin J. (it?! 7: nt‘ “Escort-
sin. to the House committee must:-
gating' the Board's orernfiuns. Mr.
Gillen was executive assistant to John
Barton Payne. when Mr. Payne was
chairman of {he board. and recently
declineii appointment as a. member
of the new Board.
ll.
l‘u‘lzttw‘. Er.
l‘lff'r 3:» ..:‘.
Fir-v:
Separation of the Heard and of fit
said.
Fleet Corpora‘flon. Mr. Gillan
would enable the Board to glVe- it..-
entire attention to the problems or-
ising from the management .0: tllv
war time heritage 01' 1.4%) govern.
' Continued on Eleventh page.
Sllllllll cantor
NEEDS 'lllSllllSSlil]
Over-one hundred persons attended
the Teachers and Parent meeting held
last night at the Fitch school, third
district. g
quite extensive? to! may enjoyed.
During the wly par! .
ing. members’ or the Bond
Dr. WW I. Tracey,
0,000 Damage in
New Haven Fire
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 14.—Fire last
damaged a four-story
The
The first and, second
No
‘needs oi the
William P. Ward and John Henry,
gave brief addresses. Remarks were
also made by Supt. of Schools, G. V.
Buchanan and Harry Rider, format: 3
member of the bofld of education.
Groups 0: children , attending the
Fitch school song seven} songs which
were enjoyed. A ”general open meeting
followed program in which the
parents d. teachers 115mm 5 the
cells»! m, .
03W!
«mac-pun.
rate pm which was
‘l l
1
—7
1
sum meg, cont my, no. u, 1m.
1’. Walter Guzz’ardi 31min?
Management of Royal James
N orwalk Realty Qompmy Has No Objection So Long As
Rental Is Paid: and Hotel Is Managed Right—Hotel
to Reopen in Day or Two ' ’ ,.
comm
woMtN mun
CONFERENCE
Educational Work in the
States to Be Undertaken
and First Meeting in Nor-
walk Will Be January 10
MRS. million
WILL MAKE ADDRESS
SuggestiOn Made That a
Woman’s Paper Be Pub-
lished Wherever Possible
The National committee of the lie-
rnlllcau [arty called («WSW‘hH' live
mi-r‘. l-lL'l' rs for thr- “l‘lnfi. ru nu
army” lho- l’mtwi Styles in.
:nw-tntsr. :it Republican
hullsunrtrt't All “Hrs-f it‘ltli
\‘ra York. light-lay All
't;~..‘ F» pr. 5: 3% ll.
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2-“
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Sluts
fi'f'rrfv
(if T? v lllnv
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link
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\. rrilml. l u .2
“Stun- L'- ntml (mun
f“.w ahkflll'.’
rc'prosmt. i
of ll:i't~
will Mas
« " lifi'lf". 3:
ml Mr: [I
llllOl- h:
3”qu u! in r
Lhmt'nuin
tnthrut
hi‘lt‘...’
nilt's r“
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was
l’rv!.'l ..
lt‘d‘ill" ‘ .--
l"
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‘."‘l‘1t l"l it.
\Xw ll.i\‘\li: .‘li‘S. V", l':
of llrillg-qmrt. and Mrs. Len
" .‘(nrauAk :ill lnrmlwrs
(V);
the Siulr rnmmnt.., Klaxmrhnsotu
Alivll.
:"t’vl.‘-‘ rll'
Was rvxvrvsenlr‘l ll). Mrs. (‘Jlxm O
I‘oolivitv. 0'. Northampton. and Mrs.
J. C. Martin. 01' Tinstun. with tax?
(lrltgfitfws. .‘(ww York. Mrs. ‘zr
l.i\»rmnr~ (and Mrs. I? .\l. lx-‘s mu! ‘
.' anon 0t tin»; Main» smut Mrs.
(in; (Linnell. nt’ Augusto New Jer-
-“*.\ “as Y‘V'lirvmo‘ntnl by Has l.sl':z.‘su
‘l.u;1tvifiz. min! the fill)?“—
Statw I‘s 'itml r“«’ll’lll“‘al?".
Y Mrs l:.:rklo-y \Vur-
Hatinr'al l‘i‘tvlw‘ c.“
. 01'
"w til»
l'o-lllzsj lzzmm So'l‘.
'tlrit»: .ii .1 Mrs.
V . 1 “1.1 -. till-Int» ru
“1'? :2..-
'JPT'l ‘\'l\’ urns; ; ’r-l i» ,‘sz
i “A. ll 2". \lw'fllw' s7" l’rn‘.’ O
1 . mvtn‘ . rs w" it r mm :...
l'rnrn l'v Lunar. Txlrs. \‘i'
Jim-s .i:.'1 ll r ‘zlll lg 2.1 «)t’ ll'lltlt rs.
The- cull?“ mnrni “its titer. up
1.. r- pints of ortzt .' work :1 ill
1h» syn-("lid now-ls at the ”hour. At
Imam lzim livon “gs >- rxwl a! lit» law
Dullltcuc Mrn‘s Club. all brim: g‘ms’s
w»..- .4
On page
PflWER BflAT
l3 WREEKEI]
(Continued Eleven)
li‘4 lV-WVW r Plii' \Vjo‘t‘lfiv'ul 13.! 7:25- in,
immo vlnte llnzzzo .r~ of lu-in; drown» .l.
8 ”TI" 2: .knmvz‘ 2mm .1 rr’il‘irlll of ’T 1"
«’t!‘ ‘\:it":;'l‘. tle‘.‘ :1
‘.. 1‘ '1". outwit.
‘iillr, 1‘
' 'r'az “Ulil'l
t"1' 2 la lune"
J l '.‘.. Lu: l'=*"‘l‘l'
Twila: :11 bills S'-l“l“l V“-
. ;.].1rv {1'3 l:.
.. Ilft‘ (‘TeUli l»
t'vv‘lrmw lslnztv! Illul l..|".‘
a =-' :‘l'4n font“! A than. st. l-
!“ u... his 0 :it. v- :~
Z-l : :."v-‘.Ti«.~:‘
’l he tuxlzy . w. 2» 134:1: ~31 lit-ll it“
“ml and an effort lllziulv t.) i‘avr scum
.7 *3 “1th power bout go out to his
lr.~‘f"llP fur? i" wait"
"l;~- “aw": \wrr- rvmnirc‘ N-u—rul
fer-r. high and a high wind. RCPOHZL‘ZIITA
but if; :1 {wn‘lg‘kilfllffi ram, made it til.“-
'Tr‘liii l'nr n hmn)‘ boat to “‘lll‘.’
<::.‘znvi thc- v1 other.
t'\"!‘.
Vtizist llr-ws. Were requested to svn“
4 (“tr u.~r to 5-... who: could l» dour».
and dzd so. Th: boat. by this run»
had turned on om» sill». l':.xnll‘.'l$'.’llt’l\'
against :1 ”43.14 spit. running from
Lanznlon's Island. the hrmx‘ wznx-‘s
forcing it 01“.". The mm: 1' :ls Oil-13‘
in: to the Loa‘».
From that rw. onlj: con‘usml slur.
z
l>:;l."l’1t". of what, lanai hap-
\ that :3. man went to
others say
fies conlli iw
pencil. Some .
his rrsci'v n row‘uont:
lvs
the mar. was washed ashore. but all
agree that he was picked up. placed
in a Ford (or and driven off. ostensi-
bly to his home. The number plate
on the Ford was not noted. and so.
neither the police nor any of the wit-
nesses who gathered along the shore
are able tortell who the man is or
where he went.
.—
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- lllillllfllNfi mm
At a largely nttended meeting of
the executive committee of the South
Newark of Trade and‘ chair—
mélf of the mm committees. held
in the Council camber, last evening.
many organisation matters were con-
sidercd. During the year much he
been accomplished for {firming
of the city and the members are W
l
‘ m net sign
in the Stamford Police
Judge Vosburgs—Boun
Bail of $15,000
"T'hat confession was forced from
me by the police. The-y played on
my nerves and they told 'Yoil
it' and so I had to but I
didn't sign it of my own Tree will. I‘m
.. nervous wreck and the pnlirtv made
m 6‘
me Sign it." crlwl 'rm Anthony
Stt'ollo. of "l “on strm-t. Stamford.
“‘hvn lie was :trrulu‘nml lwfnri- Judge
Yoshurgzl: in tine rlowntoxxn court.
this morning. chore/ml with the burg.
lary of Schuman Bros. grocery store
or: “'oodwarsl avenue. on Novembrr
_ -tb. Strolln‘s exclamation was
‘rsrnughl from him when (“it-t of [‘0-
Vv'illiam It. I‘Pnrunttnn lmmlml
'to Judm- Vosllurgh a wrivtln slalo—
mv-nt “hich he procure-d from Strol-
lo on Sunday. which was Sigurd by
Str'ollo. Ralph “f. Collins of 17 Em-
ll“! strut Stamford. and Vincent
Vartulwtlian of 143” Se:nx»w ill-Phil”
ilfiridw'purt. in which the tllrvr con-
39ml
Says ConfeSSion e ,
Forced By The Police
Anthony Strollo Makes Stat ement as Paper He Sinai
Police Station 18 Hall“ to
:1 Over to the High Court ii
some business with him.
i Two daxs later. on November 20th.
he and his brother went to the store
’and Found that them gly- door.
had been opened. A*
$raining OW'T $200 worth of candy,.
rigors and cigarettes had been clean- ‘
ed out.
.1039th lx'vsslt‘r proprietor-70!; sa-
w.—
'ness and testified that he kneW1IO-
thmz of Strollo llllt nulniitted that fie
had bought some candy and m
and cigarettes from \‘ttrtam
nlmzxt :1. month one. The latter
(d to hr- in th‘ cigar business
Of 54‘: .33.
Lil-out Strollo
(‘l'iis‘l’ Pennington rext took the
stand and make his story: an! pr?-
sr-nlml tlar statement signed by Smi-
ln nrvl thr others
It “as flu-r. that Strollo broke out
statements to "is
alleged to "0'11?”er in, ”1‘- .‘lzumnn with invoke-rant,
Bros. store robbery, pff‘rt‘?‘ that “thvv worked on mv non"
“71“” SUN!“ wits hrrrstwl in o-s and Hart's hm?" stnml ‘lt. No I“
€Stnqur¢ i" ”l" f'l‘ll’?“ nunflnr a." xiv." F'E'I'H-v". Y‘s" Pf'll‘fr. Thev made
:1 cans consisting at" Putin‘s. \‘nrmlu . up. «in :t l nixdr‘.’ vln it wil‘:“.:l}'."
"m” 4”" All”! “it“ 2 rv.’ '.il‘-.’ .ludtrv \‘osbnrzh sold. “\thl. your
‘i‘fifivi‘w :u'rmzv. l‘rixlur’tmrl. lrw mm- r::me i2: Slowed to it."
fee-«l m (231mm .lzwk l'ww»; m “1sz :11! risrt," rrxxliml F‘rollo.
ill. StJnxt‘r-r-l {4.11:- "who :‘we 1.. 2 t1. Maud. tr- "mks nrw" stmcmenfi
Mumnuttwd Yl‘;:.\ T.i-i-_"¢'., \j 7‘ _ ._.;,‘i... p“; (.23... lllg‘t'
U ' "1‘ ”“1 1.4..“ l‘3’"'-FK- J’nlzt‘ \‘rwh‘ug‘e‘ fo‘n‘rl {rt-halflfl
‘fil-Ie-f l‘e:trti:;;rtf=::. as r-‘nnd in ’1‘“ rnnu ‘ $1.372; Slz'tlin nwr to tha
S‘flllr“ 5'53‘Tl333‘. went “3 Stamford Fel-rlinrv trn't n" H»;- Frllt’ll" .1 1m-
F‘in‘l-ty Iifl’Prtzmn al‘lvl hill-(I‘d lo {‘3 f»; rja'r (-0134 i". lords of $l 7‘ .qtrol-
m'“ “‘5“ “WT" 7i?r‘-“l9‘-l ' v.15: ulzo was {\rCSITll’ lfl court
lwl‘xlxl" 1\l‘l"f‘. Sl‘t‘ ll“.i"Fl ill“ sem-
ml conflicting storits frun‘.
lSlrollo .tozvtht-r with \‘..
P‘irtstllfi'. lidwexrrr. 11:0 throw 4-“.
to sirn tho conussiot‘. . so.
The cowr‘rssim‘: “‘l‘lfll “as rem! lo.
Judge Yoshurch. Lut which “in: r
made Plll'il“. nos twi’rv‘so'vl 't“ l‘l-n
ié't‘tl‘.“ S. r ‘ 'l‘l'cnms l‘nl- 2 6’ ti
Sfamfeznl gu‘iirr- cl- r» .rtm- 'rt,
lmaltl Shaman. one o‘ llzr p-‘om’ir-
Mrs of the" strrc. said th t or Newsm»
3"? IV“. Flrwl‘o “IL? i" a ~‘.‘s"r :.‘ l
lw‘wzr‘: smnr and... am! 5‘! ,~ l
m» y. first for 5“: high to ‘ziixg «t-r
5,1,1 bad to m
Swl‘tl. leoztms lll ‘ who
is rztv tosiv‘rday
I
'u‘iw‘! is sari ’0 3:“ lH'l" WIN?"-
) lit .‘AtilVe‘
l
F'rr‘llo to ill
. .««~ 9. it Hm: S’v'nfifi r «2 ad-
lnwittui to t... l rm rm n in’
ill-:2 s'nrr- att- Le lie-l Wn‘
:irrr. :l ltd * t, . wit sown do-
him! this art-l sud "I ’slrfi‘t farm
*rt:"'”‘.‘.n':‘"
Fewer-fl points in . 5120?“ or.“ no.
.1. r imrstlration tod<v ‘m: tlac- police.
in". SlllWAWAl Pllll
.- EXNSEI! Bill’llllll
.\l2‘.‘7 YORK. l‘cc .ll ~—.\rjting
I‘o ..7.~am:wr 01' lmminvvm =r l‘~.-.7.
ll‘li‘k A. “‘2 is iris disc-rt: r- l ;.. (E‘-
'6rnt1m‘. the gr :itcst stonmrgw} s3. .
ohm» Her R710“: Am}. 1‘ is iii 1;?»
ltvt' that since the but: u... l?lif.’l;'.‘."‘.t<
.tmz‘; during Kiln: war l'lll?itl7’tll5 of
‘ ' ‘ ‘ li‘.l\i ‘Tllimzltd
ML!
.2! :‘Olifi i
'ormg'riers
{their way into this count): tllruttgh
[“0 (‘rtn‘zi‘clSM-as ..,n\\';i~.\‘a}F and 11.3
1 New
.F‘nii“‘.S o: cssols comirg int-w
York. q
Allen 3' of Evidemc.
Tl.» innst ;il.lrn‘.lz‘:<: tau-intro nl‘ its
'opemtion came reevntly with tjw» tri;
immle to this country by the ship. Pre-
isldent ‘vVilson. Starting from Greece.
itlzr- wheels of the ship (lism’yteri-ol l6
lawn-aways.
Th-v were, put, n'fi’ at the first port
where the \essel stopped. Ettore
he ship was well under “3y how-
eu-r. is" more were discovered. These
werr- put at the next part. “'th
J‘s» 1:04: vas nearing New York har-
bor two stowaways jumped over-
hoard The hodv of one was found
and the other managed to reach one
of the islnrrds in the harbor.
Pay Members of (‘rr-w.
his Stowawzif.’ told \Vullis that the
svndlcufa is in operation in pearl?
every part out of which \essels sail
said that the
0 l";
for ““3 courtrt“. He,
s?0‘.\‘:u\‘a\'s trait menilrers of the
crew 4'" apiece for kcc‘pln‘: quiet
abort? them and then smiligleJhmr
way into this country when the ship
arrives.
“If you will go to the President
,Vv'ilson." he said. ”you will find 1.‘
more. stowaways still there.
Held for Deportation
Wallis found the 12 and sent them
to Ellis Island to be held for depor-
tation. W’hile there they sent word
to the “Squealer‘ that his heart
would be cut out when they caught
him in Italy. They will have no
chance to do this. however. ,for the
stowaway after a year spent in work
at Ellis Island is to be given a
chance to enter the country on pa-
role.
Continued on Eleventh Page
RedmenWinand
LoseatBasketBall
In a. rather one-sided game played
in Red Men’s hall. the Red Men's
first basketball team detected the
All-Portchester aggregatlon by the
score of 41 to 19. The (robot-toner:
proved my victims to the fast play-
ing a: the low five.
In.) the Red Hen fineup rare:
Bushman. Mason. Hooker. Brother-
;011. Court and Ilkhn. lawn and
In the pram name. the Red
Ken's second man was defeated by
the W the by the some at
“sentinel! mended.
was :8
Bill BlASlEl)
l.4'.‘£lu‘».\‘.l1-s--.~.H—~Inves:‘~r-
h\ nulltar‘y cumrt 1%}ch c! t!»
wt: 3‘. swept tiv «f‘zt' n5 t‘orl; in Sat-
lll'li€l\ nizht .m’i Sun-"u: was «fitted
to he comph'h-l TENN“ todi. The
man or and wo :iznn l-‘ein Mom:- » ‘s of
l"orlizir.‘.rnt l‘..1‘»r ‘m . mllml to vlnplalfl
allegations titer rt;i.§~ t.» various for-
eign ambassadors n. outrages in Cork
during,' the past week.
Sir llama-14w. “I‘Am‘nil. Fhiel‘ Seem-
tarv for Ireland. asserted in the lion-c
or Common: last night that the nu:-
iliary police were not equipped V'lth
ircendiary bombs \Vl‘llt h. news dis-
* " ' -~' "“ “.‘vrc usml to rprwad
flames in Cork.
Prospects of :1 trvce in Irrlonrl ap-
lpear to have been blasted by the most
.recent events in that island. declared
5&1“ Hamar. so for as the n’t‘t‘cvsvl‘xta-
--—
{Wes of the English people and 1h. '-
iepresentatives of the Irish are con-
turned.
l Telephone SED'lJ‘t‘ between England
and Dublin which was interrupted is“
night. was resumed this morning.
There has been no explanation of the
incident.
message to the Exchange Telegraph
Company from that city this morning.
‘PRlllillliSS HlRllll ’
The Smoker held last evening ‘
the Program Forum Hall. 100 “'ask-
ington street. proved to be entrees.
ful and an enjoyable one. The re-
gular meeting of the Farm was call-
ed earlier than usual .0 that the
routine of the lodge would not In.
terfere with the good time «Mfi-
ed for the evening. which inelndd
card game- of on kinda. ptnocble. pe-
dro. runny. casino and other 23mm.
The members were tnvored with .
recitation and jokes by George V.
Coax). it. Hi: notation and john.
were so much in favor nut he *3.
came! upon several use. to amass
the m
cm selection. which alas prove! I.
Later in the m‘ unal—
lonn in Stamford was the next 'K- '
sold the articles M him for tie sum. "
KG‘SSl‘T do lll“tl kllOWlRC L7 7
comforte-x l'." au‘
. “1-; u 2:.) n: is “ tilt in Y‘ and _
l \
llllSll must ..
Dublin passed a quiet night. said a. .
Fred Relic}! furnished ‘ '
mmmdccflee ”remnant..-
mmmunm
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