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nlisturlmnce :65 about
proluiluly in
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{1N 6660666 TAXES
Collector l’l’alsh R e p o r t 5
Fa yments Totaling Over
$13000, 000
1. 36 65 said (it the internalrevc—nuc
.fizp.‘.;: men: offices 3'csterda3 after—
nocz. { 3~3t the complete returns. on the
6:63 and corporation tax pay-
iue- not later thauA’Vedne-sday.
till: the number of delin‘
meats in (‘onm-cticut is 39:13 small.
30!: tor Jumes J. “'3. 1516 doubted the
counts which 1;(l\€ appeared in pa-
in New York and elscvre‘her ln‘
“lg that many concerns could not
5‘5 because of financial trou-
Although the local office force
hazy 3-‘estcrda3 t‘hat acti3it3 did
ot compare with that of last March
find :66 :3 o'clock 3‘esterda3 afternoon
,. “631316 and his principal assist-
, ' mi 166: t their ofiice for the 61:33,
i!‘ E:
66.6.- only a few (in the staff were en-
. 3.6‘1 in mertime work. .
“’alsh said 3%terda3 that in
he List two days of the collection nl-
' as: 316.6 6.600 000 was taken in. while
can :6 166666.090 and $3 000. 000 was,
réci-u‘ed in the mail yesterday. the
‘ ‘vna. rks showing that the payments
1666:.
l9 mailed before midnight Wednw
.. 3., in which use they”
' .5 pt!‘ cent permits!
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REPUREICANS
MAY ERANEE
5 PARTY RUEES
_ At_ Largely .Attended. Meet-
ing the Appointment of
C h a r t e r Amendments
pommittee Was Author-
mid
A joint mitt-tin" of [ht lhpublican
'I‘-666366 (omniittco .6666! promincnt Rc-
public; 6115 33:65 held in th- council
(-lminlu- 6‘ .6t the City hall. lust evening
on the call 01 ll: (linund T“ (‘6‘033‘6’2
6 hairmun of the 'l 033 66 (ominitlm
consider
\3’6~lf.‘66‘6‘.
matters [)(‘l'ldlllllllz' to pally
l-‘ur sonic time it 162w l)('('ll doc-med
advisable to make certain changes in
tho party rules. and especially now
slur-6'- the doctorate has been practic-
.‘6ll3' doubled. A
Mr. (‘6‘033‘6'6
tlh‘ mes-ting and
ions in thc rules called on Ahralialn
("leverly ol‘tln- Fifth “'666‘6! to' 1131-
666666666‘66 :6 committee on rules consist-
ing of 0666- member from each ward.
llr urlniul as such :6 committee.
.\.'6-lson _\\'. Brno-dict of H66- First \‘Vard;
H. Vast-nigh of thc Second
Mrs. [.660 Innis ("61' tlu- 'l‘hird
J. Edward l.3'6-(-H of tho
“Viral and (ivorg'v \Y. Sl6'63'66ns
Fifth “12rd. ThisK'committm-
slmi'tl)‘ announce lllt‘ iii‘m- 66nd
“lich- tiny} \vill l‘I'l‘f‘th‘ Slifig‘t-SA
from 66663 mrmlu-i‘ of ”66- 1666613
town who in: ' 6l6=sir6~ EH‘Sllltllll,
H666 rulcs 3.} 6'6‘6ll6_6\3'i663.:' this
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suit that .ludcv .lolm ll. Light 0:16: 1 l
:3 resolution that llw- 'l‘own chairman:
unvl (-hnirmun the \‘foznv-u's (“our
lllillifll'li/J'Ll 666 litillli‘ such
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Sfllllll MASTERS
Urgent Need for Citizens of
Norwalk to Enroll in the
Scoutmasters’ School
‘ 636‘66 Lunw to r(~:.li;<6‘
explained lll(‘ objcct of
following provis.
(ll-organ
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Min-lilies through Scuuliu: and
curncd nu houomlilc suc—
(‘I'SS in the business world. Only one
thing: is delaying all .\‘or3‘.‘:6lk boys
from acquit-inf: those zile'nntngcs. that
is lack of" scoutmasters. E3‘6'66‘3' man
who undertakes this patriotic work
will uniterially hencilt himscll‘lrphysi—
6-;6ll3'. morally and mentally. while he
is helping make sound ullSllllelllli‘.‘
intui‘e citizens for l ncle. Sum Enroll
in the seoutmastcr's school.
infill {66 l6:-
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Spaniard Warns of
World War Coming
MADRID, 16cc. 17.—~Alejandro Ler-
6‘oux. the Republican leader :in an
election speech delivered yesterday de-
clared that the forthcoming elections
would be most important in that the
men chosen would have“) deal with
particularly serious problems. Among
these. Lei-roux declared. vas the men-
ace of a new world conflag‘ralion. in
which Spain probably Would be unable
to remain neutral. The speaker
pointed out that Great Britain was in-
creasing her naval power and declared
that the ['nitcd States was pursuing
a policy of building which piesaged in
the near future great new internation-
al troubles. ‘3
Heavy Fines for
Liquor Sellers
Dec. 17. ‘Edward
Kosik. leliam
NEW BRITAIN.
Emmons. 7Mlchael
witz and John 6Rexnlllet were each
fined $150- and costs in police court
this morning. on chargesrot selling
liquor iii violation of the law. Rem-
illet wa's arrested in a raid on Thanks;
giving morning and the other: were
arrested when the police. raided ti: .
egre- 62.66; Saturday M
Entereduthcammx
t66‘
W'ard, Albert‘fiie‘yers. Benjamin Hon.
MPO“
Wm
INDEPEN’DENCE. 6 Rana .. Dec. 17.
»—-.\lembcw~: of the Home Guard and
Anwricm Legion'wcre mtrolling'the
six-6662:: lll‘li‘ toda3 as a result of race
disorders last night in which a white
6603 and a negro were killed and {Our
white men “oundcd three .‘criticalb.
other Homo (‘umd and Legion
members were on dutv '3 near the
county jail. where. according to Chief
of POEEL't‘ llall.’ Nolnln Green. a negro.
who is alleged to have killed R. R.
\Vlinrton. a. white grocer yesterday
is conl‘nud Ru nor 3 that Grcen had
been lulu-n to the slate. ‘prlsou ‘at
Lansing for safekccplng‘ were denied
by chicl‘ Hull. 36 ho said he had "an
agrcemcnt with them." and that no
attempt would 1.666 made in lynch
Grown. “Them" Hall explaiucd
__.___.__.
- Continued on El levcnth
GENERAL CLEANUP
RE VllESlEAll BASES
Judge Thomas to Pass on
Bigr Docket Before New
Year '5
p.639
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.‘6l66l'6‘ lllhll :(m (:lls‘t‘f" :6 6'6- 166. llflillil' in
2:21. Yoda-ml 6‘66url 661' violators ol‘ Klu-
\'66lslc:66l it"l. .‘6nzl it is plzinnml lo diS-
pow- of 6.666631 of them in :6 big (33'0-
61163' session 666' llm l'nilm'l Stun-s ("mm
on lucvmlnr L‘h 66ml :9. All of iho~
cum-s. in which llvc prohibition 66n—
l‘orccmcm stuff has l‘l‘llOl'lS completed
will l66'6 l6?'()ll‘,'lll up at that limc. it
will mukv 6666 (Hindu-66663 33 hot ('éirflh'
:il‘t‘ lllSIlUSl'll of I63‘ “66‘ l’. S, 6-6666}-
missiuncrs. umlvr H666 Luvs! ruling tlu-
i‘m‘mnlil} (.6!’ .‘6 C'uulllllSS-lulltl‘ lu-lu‘ing
in poSScssinn and. lrnnspgv‘ldlion 0:6er
may l66‘ (“516666156661 with. Most of “666666
Continued on Page 10.
80 ll EllSES
6 ll] NEW CANAAN
score Was 29 to 24 in Fast
Game—Hope Hose Ile-
feats All Norwalks in the
Preliminary
scorc of "T?! In 34.
wit ncssul H66-
l'mcsl 6‘3l6il6ilion
<k6 llznll Sf'l‘ll on :6 local court in
5635:0169. 'l'l66»6‘66 \\'ilS lit-time
second of, the two twvuty—
.zmd 1616 to llu‘ lust scvml
lhc gami- 3366.6; still llll-
Armor}. l63' tlu-
huhdn 6i [)(‘n‘plc‘
3‘ lzirli \‘CitS H66-
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Six
R'Jl'llll‘.
Oi lm.
666:6663‘
I‘V't‘l v Lingk
minutr lmh'cs
6.66.66636-5 at play.
dccnlmi.
166th; rr "miuun' 93!!!" llqpc H6630
l6 6. (lf‘lllllif‘d 61666 All .Vrthllllil'. 166' In.“
f‘q‘yi of :‘l to 1.2. 'l‘lu- E’Iilllt‘ 3.3.6:
“66 ' :09 66666“ sidcel in 6‘(-:6ll3‘ ('ll‘llly,
6.6: thaw wagsomc good plays, 16661l6-6l
by 6 illul Hitlc. ’ .
From lhw lirsl shrill pipv 666' the
roll-63669:: whistle to tin.- t‘lunginz of
tho final gong. in the big gamc, the
butkrtlnll mus who atlcndv 61 the
game “6’46- kept in :6 slatc 66!“ const. int
Sll‘6l)l‘llst‘ ((-llll‘ltll} ii team would
pull off it pretty piece of team 33ork
and score :6 basket. whereupon the
‘fl'flick \\'ooders" would carry tlic hull
down the court for two points. At
tile cud of tho first half the score was
l‘. “ to l '.
Nm'walk is :rcncrully termed “cold"
L3 since people and others who visit
the city. but nobody who watched the
fans root and cheer. 33‘h6'n immediate-
13 after Itiir opening pl U66 second
hall the locals pcnctiated the 3isitor‘s
defense. sowing {we goals. would dare
to use this term. L p to the last seven
minutes of play Company K held'a
lead of four'points. Finally. the 3'63.
itors l66'0kc through and . scored
enough more points to Win the game
During the last four minutes of play.
instead of gi3ing Norualk a chance to
catch up. the New Canaanltes stoll-
éd so that Referee Murray finally
called a foul. After this the visitors
kept the ball in play but the locals
Were unable to chalk up any mare
points to their credit. "
Clinton and Drey {us played 3 won-
derful game of basketball and we’re
on the job' every second. Aahmead
for some reason or \gther wasn’t
"there" In fact. he was outplayed
many times during the game and
mended unable to find the basket even
'rthoughbnly a few feet away from it
Some fans «claim that
‘__..a~
(Continued on me lex .
Trotzk nsPeaee _.
‘ DrEvgpeReds’ m Distre836
COPENHAGEN Dec. 1.7 -—A deso
patch to the Politikén from Riga. says
Leon Trotsky. Rum Bolshe’vik Min-
litter of War. has been engaged in a
when he shot.
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DIAS (131.98?“
Narixfll Conn. ..
[lumber 13.19%.
Edward {Revlmu Esq"
Comp-tum 0663166391,-
,' Vin-walk; Conn. '
.Dem- -:Slr 4' -. . '
. lnot'e ammoi‘znorcolimr'
.policc omcers lime been placed
‘l‘lldel’ arrest and «unveiled to
give bond on account of the cap-
ture and 1W1 killing or one
of the "mint 3631666 was p211)?!
train; a burglar) on Tuesday
night. I dinotjtmm' about the
net-(wily organ-h action. but you
are adrisul shat. zmu William-41w .
ioiupkteisunm.or the. C“: 6633‘-
ernnu-nl in any action you Ina-3'
iiix-m' necessnn to take to pro-
rtct‘t (hes-c [mlicl- ulflccrv [rum an)
“II“(‘ITSSXII‘ \ am‘ alll'fl' “u fic-
61666661 66! their . inlld’fliqviim-ge
of duty Tilefl‘fl‘ "Iii-616k
1' 666353 w‘ 1' truly
6!. "93031.31
2’." Ma3nr.
Attl‘st: 'S'»
IRVIXG 66.16066 "‘n'rsoxr
W3 Clerk.
't (6.: $3." 667"
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6666663 llllBllliRY
At 3:40 o'clock this morning. Jos—
eph Owens. colored. of 113 \Yalcr
:sh‘vr‘l, complained to the police that
while in the company of George llnrl-
lug. of Raymond sin-ct. also colored.
luv luul l‘6-6-n licld llll about 1:30
o'clock .666 tl66'6 comer 666' Day and fluv-
mund strcets. or l’.‘.lll‘t'l' that his pock -
6! luul lmcn piCl-tml of hctwccn 5.33
and $566 by (‘H‘Ol'gv “316:3. colon-6). of
H Raymond .5er64. 33 6666.;‘wll‘n anotlur
color”! mun. hall n66‘tgl‘larling llllll
himself.
{316-66
polii‘v‘.
l'ulrolmcn Sammls and Reynolds
Wen: in Kyles“ home. where the} ques—
tionth him. H66 rlcnu-d taking thv
illfllll')‘. and said that it was about 8‘
o'clock lusl night when he met 033'-
6:us and l’lurling‘. and that hath inc-n
\3'6-6‘6'6 \l‘l‘) drunk and wvrc- falling all
“pm-6‘ llw Sli‘i‘rl. \3'iih him at the time
6666 said \‘6':l.\' Joscpli \Vliiie. of Pine
selru'l.
hurling Sz'itl tluit' hr and Owens bud
incl lt3'l6-s 66666] the mlu r colorr‘d lllllll
666mm “‘13“ o'clock. \
Owens tlir-n (‘066t6'666li6‘ti-6l his wary
66nd said that 166.- didn't wish (0 press
{in} comylaint against Kyles and the
666.6166 6 was rlroppi d
PlEfiRlllS EANlllNli
; lS RESERVES
(‘6‘.6 l'
I
’9, o a”
'do‘scription \\‘:l§ given to flu-
63m hundiul people :Allf‘l‘xll -6'l
lln- colonial entertainment held at the
parish huusc of tho l-‘irsl Congrega-
ti666666l church. last night. in ohscrw
:666666 01‘ thr- tcr—(‘vntcnarzr anniversary
or thv landing ot' thc Pilgrims. Tllt‘
Mm! was entirely colonial and was
qrrntly 6666163311]. ~
Particularly inlci‘csting was thc talk
.0” “l'olonial Homcs.” 616~ll366r666l l63'
.\lr$. J, Milton (‘olJuriL and which 334m
illustrated by many unique ulcnsils
usml ll} llu- Pilgrims in cooking and
housework, Mrs. (‘ol6urn‘s (l6"=('i‘li6li0n
of tlu- homes which housed H666 166-666616‘
who first Izm6l6-6l “on llic rock-bound
cousi" of New England was vivid and
Was given. with much detail. 'l‘l66 Tull;
cmnniuml 666666666616! iufnrntition.
Mrs. Mam] l3'66ll3' recited an nuns.
unl colonial pot-m. cniitlml "Penelopc
l’6-6633’i6‘k‘s (‘hristnms Dance." with ex-
(’(‘llt‘nl S663‘6‘ral old linleish
Si‘lli'f“. by Al. Ray Powers. won-
1:. 6666_666366.l.
‘16‘66ll6'633'i66: tho program. .‘6 “minty
and :61666irtizin: supper was st‘rvcd by
the women of the church. -
l'roluhly the mostxuniqun part of
affair was that those who parlici-
putcd in the program and the women
who waited on the tables were dressed
in old colonial costume. ’comsisliu: of
th‘t- figured dress. the Pilgrim bonnet.
starchcd collar and roll.
N orwdlk' Scout
Council Dinner
PHI! 2,
Mrs.
‘166
‘ll-,‘
T160366 members of the Norwalk
Sunni Council who are to attend U66:-
annual meeting 6of the Council. to be
held this evening. are notified that the
dinner at which they will be. the
guests of General unwell Frost will
be held at the Hotel Mahackemo. in-
stead of at the Norwalk Country Club.
as first suggested.
Pirie MacDonald and» other local
speakers will give brief talks of much
interest ‘at tonight's meeting and din-
ner.
Qfl‘icers of the Council will beelect-
ed tonight. as well. and there will be
a discussion of the movement on foot
for the establishment of more scout-
masters in the city.
An Expensive
Liniousine Found
With the finding or an expensive
limousine in this city. last night, by
the police. Jrfi‘km car had been stolen
from New Yer); cityLrthe low police.
it is believed. ha 1e been ‘ble to get
trace of someone who had been nuk-
lng it a bunnies to steal can from
the city '
6 Intonation regain: the
Milne; car was round. or no»
fie"liozii‘ii’nila: acheiné to capitals; '
my; $66..
' Also Secured $100,000 Worth
ofrlpot After Binding and
Gdg'gmg'fluee Other Men
Police Lieutenant Moi-tally
Wounded by Taxicab
Highwaymen
NE\\' YUItK.- Dcc. l T.-—'l‘16r6:e
mon- unsolved murdcr i663'sterics——.
onc inv‘ohing the theft of SllI'U‘Hm in
Jewelry and one the slaying of a po~
llcc lieutemunm-“crc chalked up to—
duy against a police department ul-
rcady smarling under newspaper nt-
tacks.
liosl spcctacular of 2hr 666-33' crim‘
(-s was thc,rol6bcr3‘ and murdrr 36.6.66—
lcrdn)‘ aftcruoon in the l66‘uv‘l of
Fifth :u‘f‘lllh‘ shopping: district. of
T-Idwin \\-'. Andrews. wholcznlc jcwcL
6.-r. ’l'l6r6c robbers shot and club-
lvcd Andrr-ws to death. hound Jill‘ll
Saga-d lln‘vr 7636666 who v-nt6‘r6‘6l llll‘
store while they \\‘(‘r(‘ ‘nllcctlm: tlu‘
loot. and snuulcrcd lcisurcly out in-
to the crowds.
A fcw hours lnlcr Police T.is-ul66u-
ant Floyd Horton was mortally
wounded l63' taxicab bandits at lfl-ttl‘l
strcct and Broadway. 33‘ch66 hr leap-
ed on the running: board of “6016‘
cur in an effort to cunturc them
Almost at tho some hour. llw Hub
of" a 33‘66ll-drcsisi-d rnnn about 35 )1‘Il“$
(Continued 0n paée Ten)
NEED EEUREIVES
- ’ PINE SMRNER
’l‘hc Nccn Club of the Nash Engin-
eering Company held a smoker last
evening. in Progress Forum Hall.
\Vashlng'tou strcnt. The affair brought,
to a. close om- ot the best financial
yours in ll‘lt' history or H60 club. and
was lzirirrly nltcndul 133' all [lat mom—
hers. 'l‘lw entertainincnt committee
put on what was considerrd mw of
H666 lu-sl snlokcr in U666 history 01' ill"
city.
Somc of 6366;
i‘cssor Osborn.
«Untcrtuincrs Worn Pro-
slcizlit—ofzhnncl 13er-
formrr nnrl magician: Josrmli For-
(in. 6‘6-c6166li66ns: Tod Ilatcs. l-aritmw
solos; including some of the old fa-
3‘oril6-s: M3‘sl6‘6rious Four. Joseph
Forlin. 1.666‘6‘3‘ Ililsclihiniin.. Charles
Rules and 'l‘ml Butcs; violin solos.
Charles Arnold: Ncco (‘luh Four.
(H666 Amundson. l“. Klein. l. liificlb
bauin nn'i Cliurlrs huschbaum:
slcclr‘h. "I‘hc Blacksmith and the
\3'66l6l6-6‘.‘ Happy Ashy and Rob (‘arru-
tluzrs; Snow Roche and l‘tll Moody.
in ten mlnutvs of fun. entitled LC‘nes-
6666' s Housn' George Snlllck Rroml-
33:63 and 11636366663 166 a sketch entitled.
The Insuulors.‘ dining “filcli Sni-
lick sun" llrmidwny Ros“. Alla Plue
103316. mm {or an encore the old fa-
"(wile \X'lirn You and I “Were Young
\Taggle.
One- of the most pleasant parts or
the session “as the presentation to
Cliailes Druv‘liy of . pair ol‘ gold link
buttons in appreciation of his two
years of 5166‘“ ardship of the club \lr
Douche: ' ing to pressure 0: other
6busmc-ss lows resigned.
'l“:e enl rtalnnfint committee pro—
61666: c6] a Mafia! lunch «insisting (})f
666666 mm‘luichcs. 61mm sum -
““SSf 1 etc. The
3':.lches frankfurit 6.rs coffee.
committee consisted of l‘. Asl6l63. 0.
AmundsenT Joseph l- ortin. Joseph
Ronald. T-"6l33nrd Donnellv. Chm-1M
P S and Jo—
Hubbell. Larry Buschbaum
0,6616. 6 Buschbaum
3 top of cnal was aw
E3crett Fournier. or 17
The officers for ‘tlhes
. e elcchd as f0 0331
«(Firesident—Iohéph Buschbaum. ‘. 1
\‘ice- presidcn nt-—-F‘red Klein.
Treasurerw-Edward Donnelly.
Secretary-—Charles Hubbell. _
ardcd lo Elrs-
Grme street.
coming ‘ $93?
An Annivepsary
Myer Service
\The feature of the anniversary
prayer service held last night at the
Norwalk M E. church was an midi-he
delivered by Rev. Frank D. Torrey.
D. D. ’who tor several years Was pas-
tor of ,the church. Rev. Mr Torry
spoke of the Work done in the past
and present and wliat should be done
In the future. He spoke of the sacri-
fice made. by members of the congre-
gation and spoke of t3; needs of the
coming day.
. During the services. Mrs. Torry
mavualsclosinameetvolcew-
led by His! Tom on the vlo:
mm M mam-ed ne’ivenl
ARAN llflll
killing or 6966966 Grillo by 6:66-
lrolman Clune in thc frustrated at-
tempt to' burglarize thc‘Allcy Hassan
store. \Vest avenue and Orchard street.
apparently has had no cfl'cct ("I the
morale of highwuymcn making Non
walk their headquarters. F‘ned Tap-
mlmn. a guest at the Norwalk hotel”
was held up in front of the Buick gar-
age. just above the Norwalk High
School at the point of a revolvrr at
8:05 o'clock this morning and robbed
of Slign cash and a valuuhlc diamond
stickpln. After securing the .moncy
and pin. the highway robber ordered
I‘aprul‘an to walk north on “'66s! are—
nu6- and when lic was some litlle dis-
lnnc- away. the gunman turned and
ran. making .‘6 successful getaway.
‘I‘apruhau reported the rohlwry to the
uptown police and Patrolman Murphy
and Adams invcstigalcd. but found no
trace'of the holdup man.
Al tlu“ limo he was held up.
hzm was walking: up \\'6~st 66316666266
toward the Norwulk llolcl. . H66 r“:l(‘llv
cd tlw gni‘ngc 33'166-66 tlu‘ mun suddenly
'i‘h (‘
T66 D 6‘66 —
Will
or lll'llllllll 6666!
66660 ~ 06 6666666968
stepped out of tlic shadou‘s and point.
ing a revolver. ordered Tapralmn to
hold up his handn Having no chance.
Taprahan obeyed and the fellow wont
througlirthe victim]: pockets.
According to 'l‘aprnlian. the hold-u!
was not maskedr- In a descrip-
man
lion given to tho police. Tupi!“
said that the man appeared_to in
about 56 feet ‘10 inches tfill. wore 3
brawn suit of cloth“; and hm a “If
on the ritrht sidc 06" the face and chin.
Suspicious of the police have ft!“
on two men who came to Nomlk
yesteoday afternoon and were lean
begging money from passers‘by on the
strcets in the Second District. (inc 0f
the men is said to answer ((3.1th deo
acription. 6{
It was (*Kpt’t‘lt“ that when the un-
derworld heard of the shooting 0!;
Grillo. Norwalk would be given I»
widc lwrth. llut 663‘i6icntl3 this is not
going 16: b6,- H666 (66639.
East .\'66rw;6lk house was luirp‘lai‘lled
\3’666ln66sd663‘ night. to he followed Pg
tlu- lxold-up-lusl night.
inasmuch as m6
ill" llacuwold
.‘3l66‘l666rl l.ul66‘.'-666r6.
(61'
Lullrunn,
nml Nils.
sull‘vr‘ml 6‘6‘66'3‘66536'6066
Adolph
son of Mr.
l)ll_\'
brain and
o'clock this
ll‘Olll llll‘ 6‘6-666‘
‘25 Si [‘61 i.
pussihl)‘ (6th» l‘ i66_6666‘i6$.
:6l‘lr‘rncon. \\'h(‘ll in
of 6666 unlullln’bllt.
Ill Mvrwin slrwcl 66ml \“l'Sl’ avruuv.
luullim: on his hand, 'l‘hr l‘ld was
lulu-66 into 616.66 luum‘ of John Magma.
4 “Val H\‘i‘ltll6‘. mid l6r. T. .l. Stunlon
\~..'\,:- rul'n-vl,‘ I603 33:63 trvnlmi and
\ll"
at l
l-‘ll
'i'l‘u‘
NRWAYlflN WOMAN
SUEll ERR $4,883
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whrme
Seek Damages for In-
juries from Auto Accident
Olive \\":6r6l. of 1103366366366. 16:65 boon
llllillt' «lorendunt in two suits: 5666616661
.‘lRlellSl l66-r l6_3' Hay \\'crm6‘. and his
wifc. 161:6 1.06s \\'66r6n6‘. (66' Uni-orni-
6636666610. East Norwulk. for damagcs ol'
SL'NHh'us llll‘ rcsult of an accident on
liu- imrieu—llo33'a316,666 (‘el'nrnt road. on
H666 night of Novcmbcr lath. I’I‘Opcr—
63' valued at $7.‘WU. and cnnsisling
6-6‘ 633'616 tracts 01 land. loculml on Ju—
6'66l's strect. l:0\‘3'u_\‘10n. wri'c attached
this morning 663‘ lz’cputy Sheriff Ed-
\~.':.6‘6l ll. ‘Dilulcns Kco & Candce
El‘i’l‘t‘il'llt the piaintii‘fs in the case.
36.3.1616 is rciurnnhlv to ilu- January
16 ran at the Superior court.
l: 1 ti 6c 6::onipl6i6: is 06 6166.6 actions.
33inch .HC scpar.6tc.1\h's. “'crme
Harm‘s that on tlw night of tlic 13th.
izlxout 6 [6. m.. she was a passenger in
the front seat of the Ford cur. driv-
en l63' liea‘ husband. and that the car
was procw-ding towards ltowdyton
from liaricn. ‘
.\'c;6.‘ the Alciunder Raymond plucc.
on 1662's road. an Oakland Speedster.
oncruhll by Mrs. Vl'ard. was bcing
driycn to'uav‘ds Dnrien at a fairly high
rail“ of Speed. without lights and on
the -\\'l'0il§ side of thr- 6‘0.‘6.6l33‘.'6_3'. No
effort was made by the dcl‘vndant to
avoid the accident until it was too
late. -
As a result of the accident Mrs.
“'66er was thrown forwards in the
car. striking the windshield and suf-
fering internal injuries. which will be
1666rm:uieut.She claims damagcs of
$3.6l‘b0.
Mr. \Verme alleges much the some
Continued on Page 10.
ZEE ZEE RUBBER
Ell. lS EERSEII
Because of two suits filed against
the company: for damages amounting
to $4,000 for alLegcd breach of con-
tract, the local branch of the Zoe Zee «
Rubber Company, located at 24 161ml
street. together with the branch stores.
in Stamford and Danbui‘y, were cloned
by Deput3 Sheriff Edward B. DOB-4
lens, 0 'W ednesday.
XV“! 663 A. Abrena. formerly of tin:
Boy Injured When He .
Falls From Auto Truck
' Hartford and ,Grenwich. CMn..
in Worcester. Springfield. Robotic.
Weatneld. Northampton, Boston. Gt;
1’
tukcn to his homo 33 lll‘l‘i his condit—
ion is n curdcd :65 rulht‘r 56-ri012-4,
\\'l6il66 no official report has been
mudc in th.‘ pnlicc. Hi" to prcss time,
it \VELH 616660616 «l lhul llu» lrml. wal
6633‘166661 l63' thc Connecticut Lighi and
1‘6633'6-6‘ (‘6666616616‘633 and was tlp(“l‘.ill‘d by
Georgc (.‘uvnuagh. The boy. it is said.
was stcaling a ride on tlu’» truck and,
nttvmptcd to jump off, \3‘166666 he alip-
pcd and lundmi on his lit-ad. Tim lad
was :6 pupil :61 the Over l‘livci' school.
The Norwulk Far Asoociatlon int c,
”ll-“ling held in tl66- d0“'n‘0\\'ll
(OUI'l room. (7663' Hall. voted ‘16»
vidc. without cltargr. an 66ll6tzi'66‘3'
altoruvys lo dcfmul any pulics oillvter
or il66‘ City of Norwalk. it‘. an; .‘6‘ lion,
6‘i3‘il or criminal. brought ll.1L"l‘ll'?Si him
for any cnusc musing. out of tilt" duo
pcrl‘ormancc of his dut3. "1.6 action
was tnkcn as the rcsult of l’.6l;66lmau
Edward J. (‘luuc being urrcsnd on
”666 chance of ninuslnughtm‘.
Tho rimming; was pl‘Q‘Sldf‘ll 0361‘ hi
Judgv James T. llublwll. The” were
sixtec‘. lawyers, present. Dar-inf: the
mu‘tlng llu-rc \\'.LS (onsidcrnbl-6 din-
(.618 ion .6l6out subju‘ts in zone: 6}. but
outsidr 666' the l*.lelllL: (6? tin navilu-
tion. as given below in full. tlu‘ only
otlu r iusinrss to be linnsnctml 33:15 a
votc'lo send u l6-ll6~r to Judge 3050p)!
ll. Taylor. hoping for his Silt-(uly m-
corcry. Judge Taylor has bccn ill for
u considci‘alilc prriod of time. but in
not greatly improved in hcalth.
"We
The full resolution adoptcd by the
association. is as folluv's:
“Voted. That this association {66'0-
attoruvy. or
police o£i~
vidc. without chargc. an
attorneys. to defend any
ccr of the City of Norwalk. in any
action, civil or criminal.
against him for any/c.3630 arlsing out
of the due performance of his duty."
RAB CHEER PASSER
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 17.~Alci'andc
er Tully; of Weatl‘laven, arrested iii.
Plttscfleld. Mm, charged with 332.4
in: bad checks. was brought firm :9
day to be tried on like charges pre-
ferred by several local banks. lie I.
- said to have passed worthles check
in Bridgeport, Watebury. Hartford.
New Britiau. Middletown, Nonuch.
New London, Sunleld Plainvillc. Dan.
bury. South Nor-walk Nor-walk. Ed
ml!
Wn'ym Pittlcfleld Mass M
A man.- who th'e police any. auto
wer- the
toy. mum anomaly. on
city and now of Stamford. is one of
The two mean-Am former!)l
manager of ”the Moniebnncb~
claim that a w of coauthor.
which resulted in their new; who
W or the‘ two “ores. m mus-
field Guam National
the plaint‘i’gnsilnsglie suit, and 6661m- n he ‘ h
S". W. leuou. alto of Bambi-mm tube W beam the. c wom‘
claims damages of 63.500. 6‘ find weenie Vic knew him, 633‘
BAR ASSflElAllllN 4;
”it? 7
0f 3.
brought ’
New Haven but (at claim on him. "’6
filo cone today vat continued ”“64
néral description of Till-o '
pain a check {or 821 so at the mil-«6 .
Bank 3M ,‘
mmwmmmcm with.
an
no _mloelnt «6 thin: Ctty Hating
.\
lS UNDER WARREST '1;
Q?
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