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il'ilMAN CRUSHED To
DEATH BY TROLLEY
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r (liiilccoli of Bridgeport Fatally Injured
“Minn: on Track Near Sister's Home‘oi‘i
venue—Salvatore Grecco Sustains Severe
Muturman Henderson Held
MRS. RODERICK. w. wan
= _~ -, l8 lNSlANltl mun)
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Automobilein Which Herself and H i’ " i ’
. usband and M . a (1
Mrs. Thomas A. Hendricks Were Riding, Oveil'tur'r‘is
at Cross River, New York, Sunday Afternoon‘
l‘lli CENT EESS
. _%i lititl‘ei‘cuce Said to
n in Prices This
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RUElNfi ATTABKE!
Anti-Saloon League to Ask
Palmer
to Reverse De
that,» zl-il. Iv crushed. In addition to 1 ft" ’-
'wit‘l'uly writ-r- tun-d shoulder bone, (:l‘t't't'i) xiii; \lrs l’ 1 ~' . ' ' i
' '3' i "it "lard 3" .“Hlnd [U h" Nurl't'l'lllt; rrmu a sligil‘t Stump-l- until: tun-l“ - \.\' \\““‘l.‘ of 2H ride (it the time of the accident. 'l‘licv
. .t uh. m Itll concussion nr‘the “rain hv. hr “U” S‘v:‘.o 0‘.” Fla“. “as lllSlilltll) lulled at had 11‘” u”. \\-....d hmmnat‘ter (“m“fr
' g'wll. 'l‘Itfi in- Hunt .l'. .'l‘l‘:\c(‘.\'. who Wm,- (‘alli-d ‘ “The” ”Hf‘la" lt‘bllt'rdav altirnoou. for a ridv.--\-.:ith no particular destina—
5'-‘l"‘" ("'"l’c‘l' The «ti-ml woman her hush-ind \vas i'ivlin'" lalfii'EItH-Ululv m Whlfl‘ Sh" ”U” “-‘l‘fl‘lim: to return ‘0' nitlhltulh
t5:i:".'.I-y0l‘l, siii- (lrccco and two others “mm, rm'm'g m‘ n“ “I“ nffu; \lniili“ ”on thf' l’f|\""lllt'ttt. > The curve in the road. at which the
,_‘;l milder hone an autmno'ldlc hound for ”H. home of ”1,51,”, “‘HU “i \gl1h_1‘)..xnt:‘l| Salem, “WIMP!" occurred. is said “’ he ”I"
iilL- 1...:ulligtits:.\h-.~;. lIiniccoli'ssistni‘. which \\"1\'(n l .. tum. d Tin-p: (310?): “11” MM ‘7‘”.— i most dunng‘ms 1”“ ~“w Nut“ Thr‘
‘=' "' “Hill t'o-ix hundred l‘t-ct from the \(u ld‘ d- nun-nine lluu.»ri‘<|i»n\‘\'(VHT.‘L”“““" “‘ ”1" road leadini: from “Foss li‘ncr to the
“"""3 walking 3““ fill-11“.“ “1191] it tire lull-w H’ ‘;i “l the «ti-all \‘i'lmv l\ll .C, \l\ fill-Illllshaml‘1)“,4 is straight. H shill'l‘ll' turns to
mm ”mm In Mrs. ()miccoli sun-nu ti) w-ilk “(infl Thomas .\ tit-miritti‘gH '."L‘”d T‘im‘qh" 1"” “M ”W" m “1“ right. hut"
i'nt'cl (‘nlt l'll‘ sister's house and (ti-(wen xi ( “I stn-et emit-l ,. h'. of. ‘. THIN.” ‘EH‘V hflwuhu that towu “I‘d North
., {My “total-inn“. “I In." 7‘ .- . , p,” :llniti: H . V lit \\illl lllliini lllJurlt-S, Nth-til.
l ’ . ‘ . x it l‘ll ( omphnt, Alter they ‘ llu .ll \ ult'lll itilll]l(‘ll!'1l a1 llll‘ turn The autoinoh'l- ' ' l " -’
' l "H "‘1”. (”.1' ““41 proceeded a few hundred feet '" H" "mm "mm“? ""0"! “1'0” liiH-r as the result ot‘lri Nils. Fin} n “Why.”
.‘:;..ni\n ‘lt‘lll Im the ‘Olllt‘l‘S grouped about the unto: ~\'. \'.. and North Salem. .\lci)i‘vliii;:" it was St;du"ltl'£l‘:i t‘lizii‘i‘tnzhnliirii‘ltit:
. J ;. H t tllt st )) :foulsfiu11;:‘(3'11PJ‘ 2:121?“ scream and tonrli‘t‘n‘esslf}.at“ it‘ll-Istfiilll-i‘it. ‘the- :\lll.- lbli and“. lip i‘(‘|’ilii"‘d~
r .i' struck the hall. 'l‘hev rushed 'IE .. 1|()- H sudden “Wu-ll. mimic the rust ‘lllt‘El-h ltiii uI-‘i‘ ll vll“§“1_t-H her hushand imp issurviu‘d
illll ll-il in (the nllt‘ til-ought \d ‘ . ‘l H :” .Illll some- (tell .‘lh‘ ll l‘utlll l '1 ll - . w ‘ I. ”i E :3 M-\i‘n Flllllll‘l'llgl‘l't‘dt'l'll‘li G"
i, . . , ‘ . is. tlnnccohs 515““. (H H >ltl‘lltl thin in (trace- .»\.. l'lOl‘i'lH‘t' .\l.. (lmnifiau \\'..
" :upl'h'l. “as 10 tilix Scent-L l'pon learnt“: “th lhn- ioall and smashed head on into Frank .l.. Harrv l-I.. Kathciim ‘.l
-:..l It: rmlvr to had happened, she rump“. hut re. Hbfilnm- wall and overturned. Mrs. \Vced, all of this citv: tier t'atlu'raiid
rr-Hll tho- “ticks, covert-(l and when hm- 315,013}, lmdv “re-l was pinned underneath thr ma— mother. Mr. :Iiinl Mrs. John T. Smith.
”1'. "l' the trol- lttlll llt‘t'li taken from lllltlt'l' ilti‘ t‘lltllt. lfilll the other occupants wrre nl‘ “’est Main strct-t: four sisters and
“NIH-“L. '0 ”l" trucks. held llrt‘ as they. together 1h"‘_”“” “i‘UI‘ «If ~th: auto. three brothers 'l‘hninus Smith. l“t';tlll(
p‘tssiins "10— with (lrecco, “(To lwlng taken to the lassng‘ iiiolnrists who saw thr :tt‘t'li Smith. of .\'orwall\'. and Henry Smith.
M ”Pd in ”m hospital. ”'Q'" iltiimttiatc-lv exit'ii'itlwl Mrs. of Detroit. Mil-h: Ali's. (trace llurtw
‘n-f-‘uu. ”w 1105— Motorman ”Elmer Tl. Tlenilersmi }\‘i‘iwl trnm Int-Heath the automobile. and Miss l‘:SllH‘l‘ Smith. of Norivnlk;
”M. lunlv ““5 ”W1 ('Ulilltintoi' ('lmi'les Henson lmlh ;\-"liti‘tll tit'l was stilliinonml. lillltlt‘ulil Mn“. .1. lioach and Mrs. Eduard liil»
Lu“ and lows ' illwl tutu pim‘ll‘ull) lllrllill‘llllllllll\. '5. (it Ili‘illztpm‘t. and Mrs. Ilaiuhl
:.,-t:l‘t lnnilrletv- (Continued on page SIX) ll Mi". “‘2 ‘ ': 'M‘Hin d “.H.“ ”UH”. S in “H‘WH' ('1‘ “hm“. lridllti.
lt‘ smtlp and bruises ot tm poll). Mix The funeral \“lll ni- 'ln-ld li'om ln-r-
and .\ll‘.\ Ito ll!i"l"i\.\‘ hllfl'n'l‘t‘ll from 1h.~ lute lioiiil . Zil Slit Ill :.\i nun. \V-vtlnis
. - ,7 '1 .‘l'tivl'ul slut“ up. lult‘orrc not otn. «tin iuoruin: at it”. and from St
1’ ‘ Kt! _QPi‘FS Egg!“ HUME ni'vrnzo- 1;: wd. Mary's chum-h :it :v O‘clock. llllr‘llllt‘lll
ti ‘11:! J 1 ‘ .h- l« \\t it entail ~:: It lilo‘:‘\'il'd‘ it] St. .\!:il_\ :. t'i‘lil' '« r\.
BtlthN inicis
TAKE PRlSthEllS
TWO MEN HURT
BY AUTHMDBIEES
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ROUNDUP 0E
,CRBOKS IN
NEW YORK
11,000 Regular Police, with
4,800 Reserves, Start Af-
ter Gangsters Who Have
Run the Metropolis
150 mill—Iii
UNDER ARREST
No Captures of Importance,
Although Enright Says to
Drag Out Every Crook
Mme than 13“ pt r‘sons \\'1l‘t‘ rauuht in
tin il"£t1;!ll‘l lull last night. ltlll no int.
pni‘tuzJ :ii‘i'VMs were litlttll‘. the pullu~
‘ l
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. '=§'PtETEREVISlth mi
AUlfl llEfilSlllATlflN EEES
PLANNED Bl Mfllflll DEPARTMENT ‘
mil Meets Edorsement of Highway Bureau—Reve-
zm for State Would Be More" Than
$1,000,000—Big
“Via-ks Affected—May Include Big Horse-Drawn
»“':.:‘0iis——T0 Discard Present Rating for Passenger
M‘s—Important Economic. Problem for Legislature
-, i-‘i'isiou of motor Yf'lll'
" in.» to serve the two ‘3.
' ..0rding a greatly to
:r the state and l'iit' t
ens of highwnvg
Mar ending June 30. 1020.
The increase in registration fer-
afl‘r-et passenger cars and automo-
to
feel the effects of the increase heavi-
rucks. the trucks. however,
(lilac-lion's. and. in l't'SPUl‘xS' to inquir-
irs. statul Hut thiy wen on thcii'wav
to \'ew York and not till he I‘HIUl.
The men were ltalians and claimed
u iesidc in New Haven. 'l‘litre was
insufficient grounds on which to hold
ital~ men and they were allowed to
I'i'Ut‘t‘tli on their way.
STGPPEI AUT‘BS
IN ' flAlllEN
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CHRISTMAS
BANtltE Ltfittl
tinnitus
A large audience was present at the
:"hristm'is (‘undlelight Si-nice held in
the South Norwalk Mctlmdist Church.
The church was illuminated only with
candles and pit-seated very beautiful
li‘ollowinc the organ prelude
i‘l'OllllIlliOll enforcement Olli(“‘l‘a‘ effects.
'-‘~‘('H‘ “~53” 11‘ "“1"” 3"“""".“"-V morn- of Christmas carols i \oicc from. the
in}; stopping allmmomii“: 1’95““: gallery read the prose pastoral poem
through to ixaniine Him tor ll. den on the annunciation of the manger
birth found in Luke 2. “'ith the first
strains of "Silent Night" sung by the
choir a candle light procession made
its way into the church bringing: the
stores of "booze" lia\in;;' (1150!. for a
short time. their Di riocl of activities in
(licenwicli.
One car. a big Peerless. with a Mas»
.1 repair upon those 13‘. :‘ltCEltlSC‘UH he: use marker. nus illumination with them as they came.
~- ':~:ge the wear and 3. A new rating for D3550“??? searched. and when the oiliCCrS_ (titl- The procession was led by twenty
. " is contemplated cars on the busts oi ability to develop covered. neatly hidden and... tuen )— young women in white uniform cos-
dc part - horse
this,
vehicle
to place
it ;» Legislature early
it}; begins January .
tried
“x ' firmlmr Revenue.
rumor vehicle (repart-
is r-x'idorced by the tratio
words in ‘
'suming capacity of an-engiiie.
Tt i.
power and speed, in
proportion to the gas can
Horse. Drawn, Too?
s also possible, although no
measures. to include a regi.
n fee for horse dr
0th?“ (eight cases of liigliagradc whiskey a J]
t .Ve—t
embodied in any of the/tenntive leg.
isl ative _
awn truvks in
tumes. They were as follows;~Mrs.
Marshall B. Hoyt. Misses Dorothy
MacGregor. Eva. Stevenson. Margaret
Draskey. Luella Finch, Carribel Rock-V
well. Florence Reardon. Mabel Millfi.
Irene Raymond, Frances Mott. Lois.
to Stamfo‘r‘ilas ”gong‘fatcfiimcim- Hoyt. Edna De Viegler. Beatrice Bel-
the car ' % den, Mary L. Hoyt, Ruth Brush, Eliza.—
- gin, they were considerably surprised.
but. no more SO‘Ihan was the driver.
who believed that the store of “wet
goods“ was hidden forever.
I The car and the driver were taken
hack
' w h 0 re
an: Last—Cram)”- eismn Declaring It Lawful, _ . .. . . . . . . . . .
. . I ~.- .. Y 1;] . t E f ‘_ _-"'>'"l'il l'ltrihlmum. uhusr address is T” l‘:l.l.\', lire, :l.'.—“Pfll‘ll(5 from ‘ lMtH'l illii'iiissinnvr Luriuht lSStlt-ll
- t :h‘dl . Nuts ”Inch 0“ 0 n Olcelnentr— L:’l\l‘ll .‘il it l'llHl street. t-Zasi Noruulk. ”W “”httlt'y and police setting: out In ' ““W‘M “’3': (”5‘ ‘\"‘l'.‘ “Hulk i-ltll
g‘f’ “PYUVESNOHS (spn_ ‘V' a V n E \‘Yheglcr Says w. \- rnli over ln' :- truck olmmlml to "“lllfi Surrounded inc main island of "”"5' “H" “1 SHINY: The most (lulu:
. ‘_ ‘ " V I”. . , , .' ' \\'tlli;il\i it. \"an t‘lilf. a «lri\-vr for the ”it“ Al‘ut‘ in'oup. ..t the i-ntrnnw- to ‘ ""“S "l“1"““"'-" WI“ l’“ N‘Uil'h'l nl' Ht
‘iltfl'l a Subgtanha] . 0t ling In PrOhlbIIIOH'tlatrh .x' imitm ('(uluiuni. M, H, \\’II_ (lulwav tiny earl} Sunday lumping; 'l‘lt‘l‘illitl’lili If no chriiae can lu-
filHl . :‘Ct letifies Athl‘lle- Son l‘uiiii romt. Hallzrllax Iltll't’lllrhll. tn ‘l;ll‘l'_\ out it b‘.:lt.‘il. 't‘uu in- It i’"'"‘ "9 again“ ”him‘ ”1‘ \ “,Hl h" mu
_ i v - . ' and quit: Hull) injured. liiislthanin “"‘W' “UtilitiI-tl and seven primzi-rn ”M”! “’ “i“ ll?" “7‘1” “NIH m” «H
"'4 ;. (lenerals Opinion “as running." in catch a .\'or\\alk “"‘r" 5m“ 1“ “‘“ml’ll'l‘i ‘0 (“Mil-u “M.“ “l K" 1” 3"” "‘1' “H lillll'llllili'
l> intuit-m: 'rt... -_.-~...._ hound “an.“ ,,,,.; didn't 5....11‘,.—,,.,H.l.;_ lhru- others “(if “Utilitlt'll and se- i" ”Pm _ _
“ u t :.i' .\ Lil-l' in \\'.\Slll.\'(‘:’t‘<‘if\'. [ll-(v), fill... The .\n- It.» l'.-n hemath the “hm-ts. “1.1.41 \'(’ll prisoners were tutu-n. according “"13 "NW?" lull) (‘i'iuns \\«4l- n.
I” -7 ;.'~'1‘ t'tlll less li«.\':ilnune Lengnp Will 9le .\ r . . » hrnnH-r «11.1 nut puss l:\i'l‘ his limlv. “‘ l’l'l'l "”1"“! 1"(‘-‘-"di*‘5 l“"'t"\i'1 it! '—
...: .\ lllJl‘igI'il ,1... Hem-rm Palmer tn rppunsmp‘l.migliflsL ['1‘ was taken to his homr where i! l’“"“” t‘JdillI (Continued on page TWO)
.3”. H, \‘.4,.,.‘7,.I, \ ”M 1;; that H". “5,. .,{ older in ”w hmm. \‘jas z'mn it that his injuries \vi-rc such 5" "“'~""""""' “"7“" "HM". to ”"Y "“Fu' ‘ -_-..._.__._. M
mm} has l...,.,, _... .4, Irv its inanufarfurer. even All‘tm- n has as to confine him to his l-ed for sev~ “”1"“ l" “l“ “"0““ .7. "5' n '5 _“”' talks to Entertain
...i 5..“ “NJ-‘5 .md Imth hummi- intoxicating 1,}. Fermentation, Hg.) “and“, derstood that the Inishmann Island. M ' _
rt i'.ill:~ltlll"' :ullv mm h is lawful. \Vaym- ll. VVhl-rler. :z‘vneml E S. t:. \Vlillinlf‘)‘. ol‘ Broad lliu-r, “as “th! l’l't‘StHllnhly is the Oiu- Militill any Chlldren
counsel (if the Ti-Hqfl". fil‘iiintill-ml \rs 1"!”"l‘ 4" 1"“ ““"H‘ l' ”r (lill'm‘r Nil‘m‘t “VHS Muirnundrdf was usmi by ”1p SH“)
laugh, things ”sell on it..- ti-rdav. Neither the ]\i'ulill)ilini|.:u-f :m-l \\'~.\'t avenue, to an automobile- I’V'll‘l" {UT prisoners Ulkfi'“ In (1311- (m \\‘mlue.~ut:u‘. lleccnilur 33ml. a.
3-1- this year :tl‘l‘ 5’4“”: ””1”."- Ni'lll'vt' the latter nor thl~ im. last night. and thioun in tho. ground. “”5' FHPrul months ago the pith“: 3 o'clock in the afternoon, Norwalk
Him HIM rlid ‘1. Mar ago t'itwl ll‘lt‘t‘i'rl' "l' llw'tu‘ohihitiou not l-eiui; NWQ'H'l,‘ bruised and l‘t't'l‘l\lll: "“‘”'”“‘i a landing to "NM" ”1" “Wu“. NU- 7"1'. ltenmolent and Pro-
. 3"“th HH‘MPNTHS“ “HIP” “Imam”! NM, H “my!“ Mix \‘HWI'W “lulu” “Us The ”m” l‘i'l‘i on 11”.”): Prisoners. lint their boat was stomd “TH“, 0rd”. of Ele Will trv ‘0
7-" lit-r ('v-ltt. 115$! l'if'tlA curt lit“ liviiiilu-r was nut utmilhwt “”‘1 (”1‘70“ (”5' bring Ittiollicr pleasant event into the
'~ int“. itl'l‘ Fr‘illli‘.‘ lir-lwum. ingluv‘ipzz' tlte [Clulilm-nth .\ll“llt - 'I‘lw :ii't-itlwnt happened :tl-uut 5:11” W. ““3 of the children 0f ”"9 (“0"an
‘ (writs .l pct-t. :at most slui.~< mu-nt prohibits thi- inanut'aclui‘e (M iii- U't'lwi'k. Badly IIIJul'ed Home “‘l‘l “‘1‘ Norwalk nil)" NHI‘SN‘)‘.
»\‘»ll~'. Last \t'I'l' tillrnr: ltn- —— — ___,7, . .-.--.._. _v4”_ ”4 ' ‘ This Will include (‘lii'istmas tree fps“.
:uumus in cm run-hm. ”4,. (Continued on page Six) In Pall from Tree \itii‘s at the “(mic in South Main
linkiiliurs “1‘“. :..~lll!l': :ll Hui-l' . .‘ .... —:::‘*—-: ....-,__... "ARIEN HAS A _ TliSi'Dll (‘nrd-itlo (.4 l'l‘UHi’S‘til" l‘l'K’i :fl‘;el'l.lo"rlllrfr‘\'l;l he fl motion pic-
'.‘».»,> 1,1.‘,,.. ,..._ r. -- ‘ "1" siv,r-. g.\.
1:“ l l l ' .1 l . ‘ 1-“! Brlnga Stilt t0 I‘OI'CC . ‘ ' district. sustamml a t'i‘ai'tlitr oi the The mpm],:r:;:,:r:;:ill-tp 0;!810 ““150.
I’ayment of I‘lnnony let‘t iil‘lll, a lastly iiijui‘itl ‘l‘lg'lli‘ lu-g‘, which began on January 25‘ is still
t1‘7tllled on page Twelvel RfiLAR SCARE iin'i crust-Hi m the lett sul-l oi hrs on and will continui- to the last 9”“
‘.'ith $4.,” “min at alimom nth-:4 .l . hum. nohr his en. now. he tut tull'l“ “ min: of :1 wt January. Since last
— - . m In: tlllt' her, Ali’s, Alma .“m.” or Ui‘i'tiiigjlhfrfi'1“:,,:':I:‘:x:ili‘.;:::i:ili 'flrl‘s‘lzgfi Jill?" about lfifi members have been
.- . ‘ lmuliurv. tm a\ tool; 5‘ P ’3 H y W n”...— t'M ‘1 I. '_ . " ' ‘ ; ‘ tut iattd. 9w] arrangements are now
Hill‘" Etonls .7 . ”w ”hm” it” mm: x in”: I'll):'((tlll:‘ll “My“ hull H burglar; MN... MS! thwlwtt sided: his lace on l'llilalt‘illnt‘l helng made for n grand \‘t’iuilup.
l‘lrSt 'llme for SOVICt amount in .iiuuugps “till H”. clerk of night. about :1 o'clock, when li'h‘lilt'lllfi‘ ”"0“ ”ti 3“” j“””“ “v'r‘m” f‘ Then is a contest on for thr- ur-
the guppnm. mm", A“ “mm-“m... m,- of Hammond strut ohsrru-d three 5‘0”“:‘im'l ll.1>’V""l“"“"i ”“1” “'\"‘“;H membership card. and a big: lmiiuuel.
\ in». 1'". . \Viill the mesa. (h. emu-”gm“ of their two children Him. who (:iilt!‘ lu thc strrrt in an :m— “’St' 3 "' 31E" ‘ i“: If“ ; "- }' ' t‘irV Will be served at the close of the
. nil all \"a." fronts the also is asked in the plaintiff The “’MUI’HP‘ “nif'lliflv‘ “hm” “.1”! "Him-(1‘ n.” (:“mmmum ““5 lawn Y) ‘ contest.
\ ,w ('itni-liiim-nt :tilnull.t(‘- tulip|<~ were divorced. ll‘l-lxriizir)‘ l. "‘1" .HH‘ ”Hump" 1" m: ”nighhu‘,nn“.l‘ “Hum.
. 1‘." -:t' the Ilail‘. lillil~'~ this. She claims hm‘ husband was “in.” “HS 8' ".1 M "(msmzlhh ("im'm' -
‘xfuwuv. «ti-spatclt to tha- ordered to poi lll't‘ $1” a \Yt'l‘k‘y‘illk ‘\' \H'““ "'i“‘- “l “““ll'itllt ’\\llit full
‘3‘. I‘M”, lml"'"l‘. This is mmn. (>l‘.1l':\4‘tl‘ll‘.’. innit. stntli it 1:: tom ot l
. .. ' . , , lll‘i'l'niigi-llinl. ‘.\ i'l'll the) rt-M'h-it the .
\Illf‘l' the tormzition nt’ .‘i itispntr nw-i' lIl‘UlH‘t'l} Hunts ltn , _ . ... . .
' - . . . . , iu'wil- ilw i-zii :iliil lilt'tl liml tits/typhu—
.. . 'ti"‘.t‘lll that such a tween .\liir_v l\. S. llillhins. oi Darn-n. Hi. Tim). lmwcur. imznd “1, auto . _
:7 ”14-5 ['\l>‘lt—-ii Leon and (vhal-lp-s A. lsslns ()1‘tllt-Flllllt' [IL-ice atom-s the rm‘dsm‘, “H”. Straw-1.3: pond All .
1-5 sriitflu' that :it‘ is the basis of a petition for an iii—Tum;~ it appeared to I", mmndonpd‘ It 0
inlia'er am w.-r junction illt'tl ll) Marv llilxhins today. “1H.” i‘llll).\ cur. .
'~»>l-. at present is not All injunction restraining: the «it-l‘erul- Some tinil “AS 51”,”, in _.. bum.“ ' . . 1.
'IIH dirt-ct dancer she :lllf trot: interferingr \\”i’ll1llt'l‘ land and tor “1,. (,._\-.”.,-§_ hut um ”mm the) :-t- Militia Bureau Notlfies Adlutant General Cole That
" l i” ill-Stir"). ~ .“l'l nmag'es all?” {PM ti-m tin-.l to l‘t‘lllOVt' tlii l'ltl‘ to n llair- . . v . 0
ion luilragi. dill thu- (mm-rs. appear. State ‘Vlll Have FIVE ‘ears to Raise 5,600 SOldlerS
’t‘tu-s' sceiiiml to mum» irom different p ,
A-lfiutzsnt (“neutral George M. ("ole
was notitiid yesterday that the com-
pletc and final minimum allotment
of national guard to the state of i‘nu~
necticut in the plan of the new ariiiv
of the l'ntled States. under the Nat-
ional Defuse Act of June 4. 192“. is
. as follows:
One infantry division headquarters.
one infantry brigade. one medical reg—
company. one ambulance battalion
headquarters. one :emhuknice coni-
puny (motorized). one hospital bat-
talion headquarie rs. one hospital com-
panv. one medical supply section. one
medical ladorato _v, one vcterinarv c-
vacuation company. one special di-
\ilell troops headquarters, one divi—
sional headquarters detachment. one
divisional company. one tank company
one motorcycle company.
Corps Troops.
One artillery regiment (155 mm
gun), one air service observation
squadron.
Army Troops.
One cavalry squadron headquarters
two cavalry troops. thrc coast artil-
lery companies.
The allotment for Connecticut. in
common with those for the rest of
the First Corps Area, embracing the
.New England states. was worked out
by Major J. Bless Ives of Danhury.
.one of twelve national guard officers
from all over the country on the gen-
eral staff of the war department. and
. 1::lf"-‘1"lm9"ll’ is; expect- justice to automobile owners. It is booze taken and stored at policzhead- both Fitch. Inez Munhall. Edith
I 1‘? the f‘ololwing -re- said that horse drawn trucks. heavily quatrters and the driver held un er ar— Dunne. Following these there was a.
' loaded. are also responsible for some res. - ' as John Meldon, long procession, bearing lights. of
' Of the damege done to the state high- He ga\e his name members or the Sunday School. The
. 7m registration fee:
‘ material increase. as
*1 vat'éut from this-source
5 little more than $1.-
:;ic‘.i was for the fiscalt ‘
“'8 .VS
drawn vehicles should a
and that the owners of horse
lilo pay their
Cont!!!“ go‘n can» 19‘
of 22"ijewey street. Roxbury. Mass.
His bonds were fixed atjsoo. *1
roll of bills in bi; poamlon easily
”pitted the bonds. , - .
columns divided at the from. o: the
Continua:
inmmgmfln
the alotra wit wfi made public im-
mediately ,pon approval by Secre-
ltary of War Newton D. Baker.
3 The allotment 'to am state is has-
ed on a. ratio of a. minimum of 890
men pe‘r. senator ‘96 representative
Prohibition Enforcement Raid Is
_- Failure When A Mysterious Tip
By ‘Phone Warns O ' Officers Coming
by Squad of Local
4’ r—Raids Started at
Squad of Internal Revenue Men from New Ha-
ven, Headed by Agent McAuliffe, and Assisted
Police, Only Nab John
Flynn, of East N orwalk—Take Samples rom
Sullivan’s Old Cafe, on Wall Street-Tip
ceived Here at 3 o’Clock Saturday Afternoon
o’Clock Saturday .
Night ——— Everybody Seemed to Know of-
Agents’ Arrival in Town. ’
e—
8:15
cember 9th, exclusively,
Awent McAuliiTe, and a
1:
New Haven.
"Hill of l'nlu‘v Villa-m l1. l‘enninz-
‘ :«n». ‘.\'.l.\' the out) local man who knew
.\l~:\\' YUILK. In... :11. The llli‘si’, wt illo' ittli‘tldml rants. which were the
.AHlpllI'l‘ roundup of crooks and suss‘ li'SUll of a conference hctween liini
pit-inns characters in the history of and l'(\'(tlllt‘ men last week. lie iu<
fin w lurk was u‘wli r lull swim: ttulu)‘ .ui'ml-vl (rrtain patrolmrn that there
l._\' the (‘itvs police force of HAW“ would he a tut-cling at his other on
men. :iiiumrninl t.\- 4.\1Hl run-Hes. Saturday night. and to he present at
..
his office ahout .13“ or 7:45 o'clock.
. Confirmation of the fact that “protection” is bev
ing accorded to certain saloon-keepers in this city,
as was published in The Evening Setninel, on De- ‘
was given when a care-
fully planned raid by Prohibition Enforcemeiit
squad of ten men, from
ie nternal Revenue office, at New Haven, “fiiv-
vered” on Saturday night, owing: to the fact that'
a mysterious tip V 7as telephoned to certain saloon—
keepers at 3 o’clock on Saturday afternoon from
saloons throughout he l-itv.
'l‘l‘l viltransn- was :iiiil'tli-(l. and at
NO. 1 \\':ill sin-wt. Sulliuin's olcl cafe,
which “as i'iiidml mati- lit-fore. about
two months am». there was found scv-r
t'liti hotth s or a mysterious fluid.
which irave great promise of hpxiug a
“kick" '11 it. Samples xvi-re taken and
will lw itllill_\7.(‘ll. 'l‘he propriitor re-
, , “p“ L P 7 . *’
’/: q-.. Em ARTS 0" THE wow 3? A spasm. wme AND OUR own OPERATOR.
, .. “. ' __y ‘_ ."_ e . -
5‘ --‘“°”"mr' 0mm £133.31? giggling???“ P08: :16'
: fl utter. SOUTH NORWAI.K. GQNN, MONDAY, DEC. 20, 1920 Fair tonight; Tuesday. cloudy. ._ m 05! I. i
‘43
Muldello Trys
To Break Jail
W
Georgi- .‘lllliil'llfl. the luuifialar who
\\;i.~§ caught in Stamford over
a neck ago. made a strenuous effort
to i-srupv from the First district po-
lim: station. iliii: afternoon.
St rgeant Bryan Silk happened to
vain-r the llliidliniz‘ shorth Tt‘ct‘oi'c '2,
o'clock and caught Muldello in the act
of tryini: to pry a piece of tin from
the ceiling of the cell. lie told the
ul’Ii‘I-t' that it looked to him as though
it would he an easy matter to escape.
and he was going; to try it. To pre—
vent any l'nrtht r attempts on his part
a patrolman will he on constant duty
at the station house until Mullello is
transferred to the lridgeport jail.
MISS STAPLETUN
Wins Mtl. Sl‘tlllES
Miss Alice Elizabeth Stapleton,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. John Stap—
it'lOll wasnniteil in marriage last Sat-
I'sday afternoon to John Stokes, of
Atlanta Georgie. The ceremony was
Performed at the bride's home. 33
lllidgeview avenue. \Vhite Plains. New
'York. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Mr. Stapleton. who was
for a number of years pastor of the
South Norwalk Congregational church
'tcv. “'illiam 1). Street. of \Vhite
Plains. made the prayer.
The bride was attired in a gown of
white satin and silver lace. with veil,
and carried white roses and maiden-
liair fern. The bridemaid was Miss
Hilda Cleaves. of Roanoke. Virginia.
n-class mate of the bride at Smith
College, She more white crepe dc-
chiue and carried Jack roses. S. G.
Henson. of Cartersville. Georgia. was
best man. Christmas decorations of
holly, evergreen. mistletoe, ferns and
palms made a pretty setting for the
ceremony.
The honeymoon trip is to Old Point
Comfort and other places of interest
.in the south. and on their return will
reside in Belle Meade, New Jersey.
Miss Stapleton. who graduated
from Smith College in the class of 1918
has many friends here. who unite in
wishing her much happiness. The
groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Bryant ' S okes. and is a prominent
attorney. He was also an ensign in
the United States Navy during the
late war. He is a. member of the
Georgia bar and minted with a.
New York law firm.
Whlfiim
Man Shot By Officer
Appears In Court
AnthonyRovillo Bound Over . *
to the Superior Court UM‘.
der Bonds of $10,000 Imw ~
posed by Judge Candee
liovillo. 2”. of 143 Rough.
avenue. Bridgeport. the alleged bur—
glar who was shot by Patrolman
Thomas lloriie)‘ after a frustiated 111':
Anthony
and fruit store. at Orchard street and
Vest avenue, was arraigned in the up-
town City court. this morning: before
Judge. Nehemiah Candee.
plea of Prosecutor Edward M. Lock-
wood, liovillo was hound over to the
Superior court. criminal side. in bond:
of $10,00u.
George Mudi-llo. of Stziiiiford.
other member 01 the gang. will he ah
i‘aigncd in the Fit) court at 9 o‘clock
tomorrow morning.
Tliecourt room was packed with
spectators cagt r tor a gliiupSc of the.
now notorious gangsters. liovillo. who
in the right hip. wilt-re he was shot by
l‘atrolmim Dorm-y. 1 mlcr the stares
l.\‘. particularly when Judge
found probable canst and bound him
over to the higher court.
Ilovillo is held on two (-ounw.‘
is charged with entering in the night
season and with burglarizing in the
night season.
AlEll:W|lll NflW’
STAMFORD, Dec. 20—41. D. Murphy
of Pleasant street. Stamford. formciiy
of Norwalk. brought suit in the New
Haven Superior Court against 1'. 8.
Ayer, a. Meriden manufacturer, for
$5,000 damages. claimed in connection
with a note for $2,000 due Nov. 6. and.
endorsed by Ayer. which was preter-
ed after being presented for collection.
in a. local bank. U. S. Ayer has re-
taliated by bringing suit against it. 1)..
Murphy and A. K. Duckson of Siam-
ford asking for an injunction restrain—
ing them from attempting to negoti-
ate any one of six notes for $2.0m:
each. endorsed by U. S. Ayer, which
were given by A. K. Dickinsonin com-
nection with an attempt made lust
summer to incorporate Mr. Murphy‘-
mufl order business. the Ardec Mtg.
(30.. 015 Ridge Place Stamford. A tem-
porary injunction was granted Mr.
Aver Dec. 15.1337 the New Haven Su-
perim- Gom". Both suit and counter-
mtnw‘lll be has?! during the January:
m” w ‘
of the spectators he acted hunt-lullant- ,
(‘andeef
Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt fiisu d to u’iH‘ his name. and “as tech-
and Sergeant Brian Silk. l‘airolineii iiically held under a “John Dru " war-
l~‘rauk Raymond, .loliu ’l‘oothill. Lor- rant. and will go to New Haven for a
enso Adams. Frank Stratton. Charles hearing: tomorrow morning“.
Pace and John Reynolds. tnalther John Flynn. who gave his address
\\lllt t‘hiuf Pennington. .LL';tlil(‘l‘til ’to- East \\‘ashingion street. wasn't so
;;.thrr and “until tor the n-vruuc lucky. however. Chief Pennington
unit. and one of the revenue men rim-red
The time for the raids to start was his place and tour that there were
.m-l m .\:l.'- U'i'lui‘k. when :. l't\|'llU1_.‘ :t i‘uuntt 01 With ‘ stuff. 01w 0!
(-llli'ri' and a patrolman. who was in —-~
plain (‘lUlllth. were to enter \ai'ious (Continued on eFive)
:3
tempt to rot) the Alley Hassan grocery .
l'pon the ‘
un- ‘
sat on the prisom-is' h- ill‘ll. appeared ,_
to be fully l‘fcuvi-i‘e-d from the mound. ,_
no;-
autumnal:
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