‘ul
: MW in Exam
t
“7 Niki. ‘.
mansooondflass
fige suit For-$7 00
Started By D
ivan Against City
W 9q’e———____
r. D. E.
motion for School Children’s
1). \ ) " r .
. awn. V. hich Mayor Refused to Pav at
1 ,ng-i? \lt't‘llllE ls Basis .
of Action “’hich Was
tux" Hm Morning
. V. ‘ ..N -l9 ‘1 nor li'mr‘nun. {it 1hr rl-(‘Pnt ('oum'il
, it...,..::i.-‘-i' :ili:1':;‘.i.:lg. :T-ml~ \‘-'lll\‘ll was re-porlmi in
_ , _ poywi ()l yo-slvrliu}: vlvmunrls ('un-
‘ .F”:‘LU~‘ smith-NW: 'l‘h' LogislutuT-r- ni' lfllfl
. ."il". l-.. v‘u- in .l :t l;n\\‘ \Ylllcli piul‘i-les for tho-
‘ 1-“, .T :.l or. «rum-mlmvnt. ivy tlu- Stutr llnziril ol
. 1k ' .: lulu "lion. nt' in. - \iiminm: plnsil-i'xn
l . lull 9»; \\ ‘.«un shall iw ruiniinwl uni (“itihl
‘l .... xv) I'll-SHE”: tn “Mum vmplouuvni. un'l
. . new": \‘lh loll: “in: inn-ii w\;lllllllllll(1li. tlw play-
4 > z.‘ I '9‘.” -r.”.‘.‘“- left—fluvial ln‘ Tssm- his H-T'tiii»
‘ :.. ”m. i iorm proxiulml h)" m.» Sinh-
. H .\ ‘ l-‘UJ ... vi 1;:lI-li:;itzo‘he. virSiT‘ihTTi: the
t , .. ...... ruiniizil iru‘nlilifiri 0t llw (llllll and
‘ .H .. ... certitimg as to whether the child is
. m S‘ifi‘r'iq-Titlx' soumi lwnlll: :arhl physi-
. ’ ‘ _ ."tuf “t fouling ‘lllllll'}‘7!lf'lli specified
. ‘ “...-1 vs. :~\' [Tn- proschiin- (-nipllurr. 'l‘ln- l£l\\'
: .. .‘T ‘Itl‘llaf'l‘ prmirivs that fiw town sluill
u~<7 ,, ». lli‘) 'll!’ «\pvnsv of tlu- (mammalian:
T . and on requisition mzule to tho- Stun-2
: ‘ n H ( .-...l.-.l¢' of Mir}; e-\p6-l‘..<r slur” law I" -
1.~ ~. 7 )I’ll‘- it.» the» town. “'illinut :ui) Hull")-
i.‘ll~v': o" Tm 1-..21 or Illilllll'ill lllfill‘
i, .u.. Tho-v! HT. lll\’ l-OlmlC Hi.- 5h.“
‘ .l- .-. l'. - 3 hi lzllllt'hfll’il‘ tlr-SIL'Hdlrll Tiw :is
. .w i . i: iv3i\.~‘.ri;2n for tlw 'l‘uuu
. . . T. a.\ ;':.li l 0;.t-Tn-l llhlrll z'nnl
\ ,. ~ ..I . ‘i. rumor-uni tlm «lTTlhs Ta:
‘- 4 > ’l : in s'b' rim): fluent Satnnu‘
.- .: r. sliO'xv llfl" .l;v.~.v 4 1;. ‘2.Ei Tux sonnets
:.._ . is .; -- ' M 3395 y~'->Y ut'§.i-¢“:th
. l xl‘ . i'\¢§i]:';.lill, lid .‘.l."»'-f
vr'... “ 3 lb l “-... ‘ x‘f
. '.v'I‘ i:-" . (l 'tlgo lx'
. '.\ " ‘ \ L ;
A. Ԥ I T x q. ,. T. IT
, .. f .r . rue: 0 Figs ‘Srl‘.
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at
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ills NNE MAN
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."z.=,'vr::e'i l-uz‘g-
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f f:‘ "-.‘2‘omobile.
I» ‘.‘T.“v':r Severance
.lanics Scott.
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-.n.
li’j‘wi.
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James
arrest.
shots
ll
lllllllll MAY
BEENNTTNUED
rampaign.
.Ll make an
{riser}: ‘er-r: of
order
(13' till? De-
before the
said. . Iiis
w
Glen's
Christian Industrial
League Gives Fine Con-
cert at First )1. E. Church
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‘ I" so?!” l~".rli-v ‘ z
- .~ ..~ ~ :‘;i<.s \\'.'
~’ Men :4?in
'. «gunmen \I V}
m! I’M-h lr\ \l:.~ . =. . ‘
.“J ~ Sax. . .‘»l' (2.2". ;_;. ‘ us:- lin'a?
.\l . ‘. :Na. \l‘ ' ‘V 33.1.“. in w
.31, :1.‘,-‘ wt l.\- . 4 \T‘.\.:lt.“ '-
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(Continued on page Twelve)
’ETTANTT BETTEETis
’VlSll REDEMAMS
.‘r.«..:" “2:3 if v. '.__
1. ~ 1. 1
i."*"l\2' ;
(’UY‘ Sish “K
. :w. , 0
law.» 1.: gin at a
latter orgx:..ix.ition Eur w) i. 2!. z. Flu-f
0; 11..
liil'f‘fli'fl
31121::1371 lei live]: IATO‘;-f>rE--§v
’T‘i,» program own-«f “1:3“. 1. sum-r?
x‘rg.
Two hours later. a
l‘fif’é'lll'.2 was ‘24-!“
St'ft“‘.zl (-aiidillnt‘.~ targeted. .
.. .~- .IES dancing :>.-l a Et'l’lf’l‘dl
5w, i-L‘i time. A mighty“: luncheon “T15
“ed. -
Loan-l offiwrs present
president. Mrs, “33%;;
at “ o‘clock.
u:..r l. isinvss
included:
of Tor»
7 (
... Vice~presiricnt Mrs. Hutch-
9::. of New lit-.1012; Gre. l warden.
light and
\' ., ..
-hu. -
Bit: Thames. lit-wane“:
11-57. Sup-porters. 2;.
will»; {19'} Mrs. Jen-.. New Carnan:
I” ~" preszrio at of Indiana. Mrs.
Drwfizm; District Deputy. Mrs. rials.
of Stamford.
New Stone House on
Farrell Property
Plans are out and estimatES are to
be obtained for the erection of an‘
other handsome stone building, on
the gratitude of James A. Farrell. at
Hickory Bluff. where there has al-
ready been erected a. picturesque
store structure. ' .
The site {or the new house is on
the north end of the estate and while
the exact figures of the new building
have not been made public. it will
run into many thousands. it is be-
lieved from the fact that it is to be
of cut and dressed stone.
The site has already been staked
out. and as noon as plans are finished
and the contract for the erection let.
work will start. The winter weather
will not interfere to any great extent
Mfitfieprelmmaolam
rte-dict.
Entered o: the South N
“all Hitter.
m Post
NEW MAlIDMS'
MADE MEMBERS
OF M EEADDE
v" ' ‘ v .’
. (..-..\r.\.x. Dec. 16 (Hr-the Asso-
(.T:zlul I‘rrss).~ l-‘uur m-w Dilutions
up“. Iliulle‘ Inpnqus
‘ of the League of
.\:x.in:;.~ In ll.» ASSE'llllJl)‘ ot’ the Lea-
_::l;n> ll(‘l‘t' today They were liul—
rail wmtu illi‘ii. l‘iuluml uml l.u\-
I , J‘ u , I
u .. l lance and Australian ah.
. O
Sialllt'll from Voting when the admis-
sion of llulguriu was before the As<
cemhly for decision. The comm-nt-
tt-Te reported unfavoruhly on the up-
plii iiiimis of Armenia. listhonii
l.rtlinuniu. Lenin anti Georgia. It
iltllt‘d to recomuu-nd the admission of
Armenia because authority over the
entire le-rrilory of that nation wzis
not lining c-xcriiswd by the govern-
“Wu;-
The decision of the Assembly was
against tln- admission of Arnienia.
Cumulu :in-l sewn other stutvs voted
for admission. but tiil‘ votes of twen-
U-onc stews were recorded against
llL‘l‘. U
'l'lzv-
pro-Sllllowl by
of Canada. («pressing tin:- liope that.
l‘ivsirirnl \Vilsmi's efforts would rc-
sull in thr- suung' (ri' Arnie-Min :unl the
of a stable :nxrxrnmr-nt
:1 resolution
\\'. liowrll.
Aswmllly passed
llrlvgntr .\'.
I’Slnliilol‘lllrltl
so that s‘n might he admitted to llll’
illilfliiild unis ollctul :i. mrmlwr (vl'
ln-ngzvh- in ll'fi‘ not far distant future.
H1“ l.o-.' :‘1r ..5‘ .\':ili():i$ luv liu- Asst-nil“
‘.a. .x :H. l.r..:i;. Lure this morniiiz
.‘.i : -1-;~n:!: (:2 humus Q'ssimi,
l"v rhi~ 3»? H\ nuns :iliiimnu‘wl that
7". rmm'st "Tr «'wzsi-ll-riitim: or the
'i‘..(:.,<- his». l:i.~~- at this so 58MB of tin-
hml lwe‘r withdrawn. with
iur consideration of the
\f Assn-mldy rum-lint.
\ss‘ llllil‘.
ii ~ r: 411A 5!
av: vi... 0? U2. Tr
EAST NTTNNATN'
HDUSE ENTETTETT
Money and Other Valuables
Stolen from the Home of
John Anderson
....
l 3. v- . ‘ ’.lw " w
;.i-‘;w:.~ lamina: il l'.i!‘i'!' v. it; ~
E» -»n . . l r T. .7 :limhnmi. :5 la -
Y. . ‘ in l‘. \l tilt-:2 l {in 3mm m
.ln‘: ll \wl. Hun 'i 5-‘rw-‘z (luriv:
l‘r- mu‘.‘ .iiiw :< , $141., \..l»:.
’
- “at. l: and , «mm?» from I“
it‘ -. “Lil” it: ..1.‘.l. He ;<' 1"»:
.'n1 1 t z". \\':T:-' r» pprfni to 1‘16 if)“ ‘f- (1‘,
T u‘ylm'l; U i“ nmrnir‘:
.‘xfrnrxf'...: ~ Him“. trill H .' ;-»‘--
.T-. Fltl- (‘1 Hr
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..4 (:3. . l ..
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'uut'ni \ii‘il pinnru’ciul‘.
Ti?» (1173:” “as s :1: ”iron: . Ti
t:':.:.u ~ cur.- l ii. i'.:.~ r‘_....:. \‘.' -—
wr i..?t!»~i :‘:~ 7? ".61‘3 < ‘~'
mi i'ifn :2, lair u::‘ r» ll... n" .U:
- r . \i.‘ n t ‘ 0. 7‘ :.; lI‘WLT‘
.' 2" :’.‘l "fill .2 ' ‘ r‘ ‘
31.25 Hum '3'. é-n '5. l.-'
,u-I‘ it"i‘wnlli :~ _ i ~ ' ‘n-i
from :1 irmsw :‘x. i. . ”l .
- :i. vlllll‘ lml l; TuiH‘xixtin'sz Si.
3’ l‘O'iZH' r.“ 1:.a~'.~ti;_:.e3.b: t1.
tnzazzer twin):
scum 303mm: m3.
HAS DINNEllf
‘.u‘u-rt-stin: {‘.l‘l
‘1 . E. M! .
Loire. L. A Conn» .iiru.
lid-1. George ii. Moon}
Gilueou Sm .w
.1. Pin.“
w‘ ":il From.
an?
Olson.
liolwrt... ("hirer
Uuierai 1-:
(I. L. Thompson
'i‘lie'odorc
3 ‘13:.“le \X’.
. Match,
" rpi.) .
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3i. '1'.
i). G.
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NTvuncEs
SDME FDR NTTTTNNN
Judge John E. Keefer in special
session of the Superior court yester-
day separated sixteen couples. grant-
ing that number of divorces from the
twenty assigned to be heard before
cases heard today if all those assign-g
ed for hearing appear before the'
court. 1
Evelyn Lamar Miles of Norwalk‘
from Fred L Miles of Charlotte. .‘.‘
Unmarried September 22. 1894. (laser—l
tion since March 11. 1917. Custody of
one child. George L Miles. 14 years
old. is granted to the'petitioner.
How she raced about her home in
followed bv her husband
l
N
. who threatened her like With a loan;
ed revolver and boy she had been
cruelly baton by him. was the story
WWW”)
KIWANIS CUTE?"
‘ Their) him,
'Allingtown
by the New Haven authorities.
‘t‘ ' w’ ".e Kin- .inis (Tull, :help,
Zlu emu this POT-VL.
., .1 ‘ ll lvf'r-‘u . . .‘i: ' l-
l' .\. ." r,‘
. :.nvt iinml'
ing. In fact, the
MAYDR COMMEMDS
NETEETTENNNTT
smeNNNEENTNT
tannin Y, DIG. 1a, 1920.
BLACK MD M
"DDS lM CDRM
° The splendid achievement nl’ ' '
’ (min-rs Tlumu~ F. Clinic. Jm- ‘ ‘ i
3‘ Inlah and Thomas Dinner. In ‘ ’
’ preventing flu: burglar: at Ml‘ues- ' E
3 day evening. merits the highest ‘ ‘
v ummlmldaflou. The ““0. ‘ . -" .... ’ L 7
" l’rth-ntm- Lockwood in 1:11:15 ’ toIlh’JEELT; ”“90 16 A'm'ndnwn'u
c lug tlu- arrest of Officer (‘lune " flu.- H 8 0me Rule M” mfld': m
(It's-rips thi- gar-tom condemns: “two in: 0F Lords {during the. last
$ (inn. Tho "Hiccu- shollld mh‘f‘ ’ ' 1' ID' V “9"“ "’4“ S; for "O“"der’
“ (III- cliubllrflgl‘mn and Mo's! : (f '0" " thellousr- of Lorrimons when
s nmmu-ndauon of the court olll- ‘ it “Toto ‘33:}t'iAxi‘frnum b“! in“: 1:9ch
. “in“ r . ‘ .2 , . - ous- in line! ans
’, ”mung: illllzejsfg;|§:;::fafir:$ : were given that an) amendments
. (1' by legal {ormldnim The cnlin‘ a made in thc‘lurdx wu-i'l be stnkon
. r", should m0“ vigorous" pru- . out n} the Luminous. but them» ap-
* test against such u'fltm «in (hi- : Win-f") to be sentiment in {cm-:- quart-
” part of this paw-nun. me’mnl! ‘ ers in “nor m gains: .«s a“; Em Dossi-
. dislnhsl‘d Immediately "m“ the . ble to meet objections whwn (level-
"' (111"! records and. the «mi-er ’ oped during the-debate by :ize ilouse
3 highly complhm-nted for his her- ‘ oi‘ horde.
a uksm'l. ' Withdrawal of “him“: and tan";
a .l. luixovnx. .‘llnur. .. “mm “m" "Wk has m0" mmWWd’
o o c t c t e o o :2 ‘2 a 3 but the military (Olflm‘S‘JW l“"£‘"-i‘.
ANDEMSDN l8
[ill/EN EMEEDDM
Case Against Color Man
Who Killed Venable Wil-
liams Is Nailed
lru Aguirre-in. onion-vi. “ho on “cl—
olwr “"n-l shot :uwl killed \"mmhlv
‘.\'illi:ims. colored. r-i‘ ms city. after
\Villxums had openwl fire on him at
the distance of a few feet. and who
was bound over to we criminal sup-
erior court or. chart» of manslau-
rlilrr. is u froc- ”liil, today. his 0:159
inning horn nollml in the criminal
Sillfl‘rlL-r court. this morning.
Stan-'5 Attorney Homer 9. Cum-
mings rvnommrndul ti'rv nollc. saying
vim in r. was “no cow." '
Attornuy lmo hurls
imirt this morning in Anderson's im-
..l ‘. r. .; :‘(lIl'«,-fill‘;’: Ami' 2'90'1
luxo zlur “ill. the firm of Triton .
Cannery. L a ;’
T‘
a ripen rmi in
E..i:'.
-.___-
(Continued 0:: page two).
ERMTNEN. film r YflUNti PHIPEE
, .. lilVEAfAREE’
lAlMS DE BMDTHED
:‘Vild Youth Preferred to
Get Easy Money Rather
Than Go to “'ork
.\. (lrillo of No-w iliu‘in.
the burglar shot null kill-
l:".nii.i
bro“ I. r 0:
l-l im-slerwiuy morning luy l’:.'rulm.in
Edward J. ClilLt’. came to this city
l...\’t neglil Quill claimed tltl- remains.
\.l.;t it were :it the funeral parlors oi
l‘r-«iv-rirk ii. Gainung‘. A retrieval xwr—
lziii was secured from Toma Vivik
lie-river: .\. Smith. and liir runalns
\i'ryr. s“ivat d to New liilv‘t'll.
5w ulna 0" ii: i,.rotl.-’»r. Grill.»
Slzlll that the boy was alwuys z: \icious
..
lml or»; the! iilt‘iflugli he was :biu to
o":<::'- between $3" and 517- ii day as
11.]Viii'l‘i‘ laingvr and luallfirrl‘. m. [L'—
";.~ui 11- \xork and l-referzr‘: 3,. 2M
""ZAF} n.m.~;:." as in; alums tivrfir‘llt-wl
“Wu-1‘. Frtd was a. boy. livininu
he has \crg‘ viiid i1. 12'»
mine on: in! his l-rot3.(r- so”) ,.. sum»
stair institution. and he 5.6.6. that in
requested the New Haven police to
but that he could Si mire no
111‘“!
lll’idi' yesterday on the
A r.’.id “as
near New Haven
garage
(Continued on Page Eight.)
EEEDEMMJ FANS
SAVED EMPEDYES
An electric fan saved two employes
of the Johnson. Cowdin company.
manufacturers of silk at the former
Loth Silk mills, 25 Grand street, from
fatally burned by escaping
being
steam at 4 o‘clock yesterday afternoon
when the cylinder of a. finishing
machine" exploded in the finishing
room. The force of the explosion
broke many windows in the plant and
smashed down a substantial wooden
partition between the finishing and
bufieting departments of the ‘plant.
Immediately after the explosion_
the room in which two employes were
'orking, filled with scalding steam
from the damaged finishing machine.
A powerful electric fan. however, re-
- . moved the steam from the room to
him. Some of thenliltjgants failed to such ext t ll tthe em“ eswere
appear. 'I'here vu e twen I» more ab] in,” El!
The finishing machine had
been installed. according to a state-
ment given out
steam valve: had just
been placed in position. The machine
was being tried out. than it exploded.
A leaky valve was the of the ex-
plosion. i
The sound of the could be
heard for a long dis from the
plant. ‘1 wooden partition which '33.-
arated the mums and
pertinent: crushed to the
shattered and Magnum
window panes m m
* 1:1; I
at thephatthismorn—i
door a?! being withheld.
gating the origin of the fires in that
city Saturday night imd Sutulu) has
no! Vet made public it: roncfiw'o'isJ
liamonrdc \clero. who hears the
'mi» of
public}! is rumored to be on his way
in Ireluml from Amrrvn whm he
has been for Elghffifil owl“. T-Tcit
permission for his rich; Irvlund
umirislomi loam” We“ ain‘t D)”
lremi..' Lloyd ’ic-(T'T- 1 ilvr to
3v ‘. . H l' ....2. mun;
In
is
5‘: :z
.n.
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|.v. u||~
‘l't‘sltlrlll ('3 n “it" I-‘eiv
\\'.i.<ii1.\'r:":‘n‘\‘ 1):;1'Im Pom“:
l'olum. lrir'n pm-T ail writrr. :‘T.‘.
l'mil l-‘Tiruus. m .-\'n«3~ic.m Q'Tilur
..zd wv'nlwi “- ‘l. 1.3.21 l" l‘runvic
'l‘nt __',\’~~.‘. t.,ArvE ind in inn shunt:
' HTL psi: cipul wit-
v 4‘5? before the
of one
4 .(s—
a
‘ Uikli' ’ ..5. “.9 ,‘.I
T£-'».~t~ l‘ :.;-p“u'
commisszorz of :“n committvW
immiivd lli\t.\.ll.’3: 1.1“: lie irisi
tion. _ -
The purpdw of tin h‘d‘Mnfl‘llLl for
Irish lliTl0’1NfllllL‘lli‘l‘. the committee
was '.nl‘l yostrrduv by Laurence Gin—
nvll, former Irish Member of the ll‘it-
‘...‘ii;iniv1.l. is to (stillilisli 3:1 Ire—
lllll‘l 2:2 “ l'l'iil cooperative common-
w~:«l:‘n" ‘Lus‘ml pro‘uuH: 1.: sum or:
5';I"‘. .‘li. oluiltlli‘h '1 l'l"’,'.‘ “Oil. lld’“
:m l- .1. l»r».hon laws.
RIDfiEElEl
___.__.._
Aimm l'm prowl: nttoxnlul lhr prr~
.... ”union cz‘ ilir t\\'n act (ll‘nr-l). “Thv
lilll.tl\\':‘\ «'n.2;«l~" ‘2.) Tnv:ni).:s .4 ‘.l .
i'.i=l‘_.:1f'i¢l.l l‘migregational chmrl: 3’
ill“ Sonar. Nonszilk \k‘ollflfi'tullfillul
church in?“ . waxing 'l‘lw t‘l‘irl‘lallh
m- hi. “hi! H. “us “fill L'hrii. “mi in:
n! in lit" Sunday school auditorium
the church
The star. of ill" count-«3), “hfu‘lr
would l-ctlvv‘.‘ lw deal-riluul us in l'. e.
follows:
A. ruwnl)‘ ll’lnl‘l‘lr'rl ('Ulllllv :Tn- plow
tum: to no way 0,1 mi "\(‘lil'filull “hrs:
tie lvri-iv rvcein s a tell-gram that wr
cliiiiirc-ri iii and sin-
tn se-s- tlirm, .Htt‘r shr his 3:0.th :.
I'm. mi of llzr brill groom cmnrs to ill“
it} a young: “’0‘
brarrlin: school.
sislo-r's :3. rv gm 5
housv, 114'\»‘ll‘}-lllll¢ «i
‘ililli. Irom 9. nuts?“
ui‘ii \Vll'rl l' ;< thl'l..L’ ii. lt;1\'t'$
:l- )w... \m-uuh :it tEio- house \Vlii'v
io- Izm-< in a»! :i nmrrinzu- li"’rl'i50' He
::~ “riajuul nun-".vr .iml tlw your}; wo-
‘.zuz'.‘:::.n. .ll\(‘(.'.lllil\v‘lpii l7) ti.‘
ll.- Muslim; school or aunt
n" tin bride. :vrziu- at (in) houSo-
\‘iit‘l" Hit-V suswr: the you”: wonmii
‘ziviilv :. \ 'l‘li- ) (lo Hull! .3“
wl‘l-li L‘l'Uulll whom tin :. :wcuew of run—
mn: away with lhl' mrl An alumni
at l'.f‘liTZl.illOn follows when the Bride
contra home to Mini cm: tlizit‘ lio-r Him
Ezaiirl is Sl‘i’!3lil£lj—' :1 l‘ieumis: to
's 5*
"7.4) l.
in ml of
‘5 :El
i4
“president of the ("is‘i lzc—f
v
Goad; taught and Way.
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PAWMMAN TENN HRED ‘
TATTT sum TTNT TITLED ,
flEIEING' NTNNTN TN [NEE
Coroner John J. Phelan Holds Inquest in Greatest Sensa-
tion in Police Circles in Years—LaConte Is Identi-
’ fied as Anthony Roviello of 143 Bough Street.
Bridgeport, by Park City Detectives
Patrolman Edward J, i‘lmw fired as Patrolman Thomas J. Dorne)‘. ono
the shot that killed Frederick Grit—i
lo of New Haven. early yesterday"f
morning .at‘ter the frustrated attempt.
to hurglurlze the fruit and grocery
store of Alley Hassan. “'cst avenue
and Orchard street. 1min fact de—
veloped at the inquest into the death
held yesterday afternoon by Coroner
John J. l’helim in the‘ City Court
Room in the Town Assembly Hall
building.
The seven}- member of the gang.
who was wounded in the left hip and
who irin tlu- Norwalk hospital. was
identified late yesterday afternoon as
Anthonv Roviello‘. 143 “ouch art-rum
llridgrport. “'hcn arrested he as—
sumed the alias of Thomas rm Come.
of East 142ml strv-vt. New York city
The identification was mmiv l-)‘ he-
tortivr— Sergeant A. \Vhr-vler and De-
ter-tin- Antmiio \‘occola. both of
llririzt-iiort i‘nlir‘n l‘wnartmv-nl
Tlmt l‘nr lnillot that killed Grille
vns from tin: riufiwr of l‘fi'rnlmzin
"‘mm win: riisrrr. on «1 ln‘ (‘nronri-
l'hvl'm through n process or elimina-
tion in which the trslimmiy of 1UP-
(licul Examiner Dr. Samuel H. Hunt—
ington played a prominent part. Dr.
Huntington testified that the. bullrt
rmvrmi tho: Lack. pierced through lhl‘
lit-art :mvl (um-s- mit «lirt-cl'ly on ilir
o osite sidr- of The body. thus imli~
cggig the party who firnl the shut
mast haxi- “(on dirrrlly in ll‘c roar
of Grillo. who “'.is fivrint. Inasmuch
...... OFFICER EDWARD J. CLUNE"
JELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER.
of the principals in the Melodrama.
which it might rightly be termed.
was to the right of the fugitive when
he fired. and his brother. Patrolman.
Jeremiah Dorney. did not fire at all.
it was clearly demonstrated at the
hearing that it was a bullet fired by
Patrolman (‘lune that entered Gril-
lo's heart. because he was in the
rear of the gunman when he that
several times in the direction of the
latter.
“I wish they (the policemen) hatl~
killed mo or would kill me." This in
what liOVEf‘llt‘. alias laConte. cried
out when hr was being taken to the
NorWailk hospital after being shot. ar-
v‘oniinz: to testimony offered by Medi-
cal Examiner Huntington. the {hit
witness callul upon to testify. Dr.
Huntington said he had found $227.85.
a pair of cold cuff links. an automo-
bile operator's license in Grillo'l
clothes.
“Grillo was klllv-cl with a soft lead.
71$ (alibrv built-r" sniri l'r. Hunting-
ton. The» nixolx’rr formal clutched in
Grillo's hi‘lirl «untamed {our steel
Jack! t. 3: calibre bullets. Tho Cham-
hr-r was larm- enough {or sewn. thus!
indicating that the river-asvrl fired
throw: shots at thi- oflicers "
The M conv‘l «Kiln. SS calltrl
tnkr t' .. stand “.35 Alloy Hussa -
l"l’;zl‘.kllli ,1"(l‘)!‘!0 11,!"
upon to
of 6“
(.f the
:u v in».
...—..—
Continui-vi on lil‘jk‘Tllll rap.
l-llluurrl .l.Il‘li:T.v was
undo r 4er st «Lari:-
i'..lr'«'-lr:i.'ui
lI'Cllnh :ilh' lei'ir" 5.
i-l will: Tiiunsluuzlnn in ll?" slvionng
ri Pr- .‘u l‘l' k Cirillo. gunman. Meter»
.321). llnmls '.iyrr {ivtl a? stun" l":
('hllvila, 'l‘lJ- hull'ls
l5.“ 5.“: l‘llrl 150.1511
eri- “ll-ll:
furnished
.1 mice
“or:-
lhr 'Kwalih‘. grain ll!‘;ll“l‘.
lle-ttrtin‘ SQ‘I‘KFJUR 'l‘lwmhs ”Wit
:1" Mill-iv?-
tin: murpim: brought G-o
:irro til ~l lit
in. ulmféi'. inr‘xu (lurdurz
Stunzlorxl as llzv thir-l yarn in ll.“
frustmtwi Museum robin-n. to Not“
lion-Es in his, (1251‘ \x- w- {iv-i
at Si‘wrwl. He is held on l\\'(l Counts;
Erratum}: and rub-rm: in Kill. night
SVASOP. and burglar".
lic-Sl‘ltllls 0"; Norwzilk :m-l immlw.“
of tin Norwzilk Polio" Department
were indignant over the story Rial
l’zdnulman (‘iunr hall luvll rouh-i out
\vaik.
(‘5 lv-wl zvl ll o‘r‘l-‘scl: 3est-‘ri‘1iu’ morn—
im: and placid under lll‘l’t'fl‘l As a
Inntlt‘T-t-f-fizc‘l. Patrolman (‘luxze- sur—
rcmlnrmi himsv T as d-‘muwlml hr. the
ethics in a (1.5.. ul‘ this sort. Tl"- or»
rest is a lrciiniculity \\'hi( it rust he
‘nrriezl out by law until an investiga-
tinn into the circumstances surround-
th :1 (use of this kind is inu-stisrata-d
lo} ihr- coronrr and thy police to 8‘4“
THREE EDSE [IVES ~
AHEll SINMlMli DE
”Flt:- fun crow {ml and furious at this
lollsl. ‘mzt i urrixal rn’ H1" i'rir-nvl
with the max-riazé- license. the sub—
sequent explanation and their man
rl':
....ge clears mam rs up.
TETTEilE AfiENlS
TNTT TTT NNNE
STATE BANE DRY
\Vtiliiim J. in-mnm's’ "Trying
squadron" (.r‘ l-‘uleral Enforcement
azvnzs are out to make Connecticut
50:» dry following the charges lodged
by Joseph P. Multihlll that a ring of
whiskey runners are operating in this
stale. Two agents of McCarthy's force
have been in Bridgeport and other
.citles in the state are said to be work,—
mfg on lnformation‘furnished by Mul-
Ix'ihill. Mulvihill according to the re-
ports going the round will hold a. con-
‘erence in New York today with two
more of McCarthy's staff. Agents Gol-
don and Healy who have been assign;
' led to the case by Commissioner Kra-
.mer of Washington. .
Recent figures given out by Federal
Agent Powers show that the happy
hunting ground at Greenwich has been
apparenfiy quiet since the Mulvihill
expom and the rum runners are using
3a. new route in getting contraband into
this state. It is expected that when
the “break" comes the activities of the
vt'ederlu men will be directed at this
particular moL the name of. jrhich is
Laval-Bahama“
lllilllEll lM SDDMD
One Sailor Dies of Exposure
——0thers Go Down With
Ship .
XE\\' YORK. Dec. 16.-—-Thc body of
the sailor who died from exposure
after the sinking of the steam lighter.
iCah‘ln Tompkins. in Bridgeport har-
bor Tuesday. was identified by his
father here last night as Henry An-
kenau. jr.. 35, of Jersey City. N. J.
He was a deckhand on the lighter.
‘ Ankenau. with Captain Thomas La,
compte of Bayonne. X. 1.. and Mate
John Kane of Brodklyn. were rescued
after the sinking of the lighter. by
Captain Allen of the tug. Colonel John
F. Gaynor. who started for New Yofli
with them.
Ankenau's death occurred on the
way but the others were taken to Bob
lr—x'ue Hospital. where it was said last
night they are Improving. '
Captain is Earned.
The living rescued men are Captain
Thomas Lacompte of New York. and
John Kane of Brooklyn, the mate.
The seven men who were rescued
were H. Broaduhurst of Elizabeth. R.
1., chief engineer; John
New York: Albert Steekles.
N. 1.: Harry Forrest. Brooklyn; E. L.
Because. Elizabeth. N. 1.: Joe 'n-e-
manna. New York. and Alex Weani-
Aocording no the story told by the
survivors. these -ven men not a! in
a small mboafl. while Captain W1]-
[hm momma. with (our other men-
m ’
tlir- police (‘Tt'firnr did not {UT-ed
.\‘o “2;?!le “it: issued
lf'l‘f.
that
his am: on!)
for "turn" ‘
Inilii‘f?’
’ tin ie
“its H.359 runesrsw'i be-
and required l'c’rol-
iii
;. ;. (“wife‘s rzis- was not l.“'.’.’<' v.1 by?
2‘; ~ City ofxfi’urwalk‘mshwl m by a.
min-Jr» irén’irliml. That Chine should
haxw lawn r. Dries and by counsel fur-
;-::.~;_.><i i rm r-itjr “as also %.pressed
numrrous wirizv as.
in talking our t3! Situation. Prom-
Tuliag Alter-neg. Edward H. Lockwood
declare-A the: ‘22. 1.311 conferro-i with
Judge- '.vr the case of the
policeman. 'S'lw _\‘ :igrru-“l ti’u'. l ,v pa-
trolman should surrrndvr lllfll$‘~lf and
the amount-bf bonds w: rv the!
by
(Hindi >7
“\Ve first thought that it was Pa-
trolman Jr!“ m i liomey that fired
the shot that lingual Grilln, Later. we
was l‘atroim'..n i‘lune.
learn *4“. that it
The arrest 01' iii officer is a mere
technicality ren unml by lav-1 No war-
f-r the rmlxmnun'l
rzrrvr', l u ‘ 7.. r‘Tlfilglllmvnl t'r-v po—
lice oilim rs « . ‘E;' tr coridu *t " ’
This was p.03“. a: tin statement ll-
suml by .l'ixig» 1.01 Elwood.
run! was
(Continued on BIKE Sh)
UNIT BURNS *
24. Hm in Madison.\ 11!.
Also Destroyed byfire.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 16.-——1°‘ire destroyed
the plant of the Helmbacher Forge
and Rolling um Company and partly
burned twen y~four homes at nudism
lll.. near he 0. yesterday. causing a.
property loss estimated as snow-coo.
The 500 employers of the mill eeram
injury.
.‘ owers “3T sparks were carried over
th town and many householder: stood
on‘ their roofs all afternoon with buck—-
915 of water to fight possible ignition.
Other residents carried homhold ef-
fects to distant parts of the town.
Several freight cars were destroys!
and tratlic on railroad: which era.
the Minimum River It whoa wa-
held up for four hours. The plant was
s summary of‘the American Car &
Foundry Company.
° Costs
Donblé‘in Four Years
WASHINGTON. Doc. l¢.——'I"he cod
of haunt-ailing amt has in-
creased from 50 to 100 per cent" it
was “noted yesterday a the first
sedan of the Joint W
Committee in chute of the hnnr§~
tion of President Ham
Com non an: the mm mm
reviewing ma on the Cnpuol plan
and engraving of ofldfl invitation
was outbox-lied by the donning-c.
which is headed by m Knox. 8%
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Elli AND ETTNNTNTT ; .
Toss. $300,003 1
(h) and mm.
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