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‘53“. {lung .::.:.i Stephen Novak Summon'ed to Appear
This Afternoon
. _-'il paid at thin: \isit to Not-walk and placed under
ul :uvmiu. “In-u Nil“? stufl’. said to be “blunt"
mn- ngciit. while another liclll Kunz in
lM't'flll‘i' two other aim-Ins also wcut to
uni :ucnuc. wlicrc one agent purchased a liotllc
\\ .I‘ called to the telephone by the second agent from
. was plum-ll undor arrest. as Kunz had been.
Als 4:5 gait; tor a. twat-mg before l'nitcd htlitcs
in Bridgeport. at 1 o'clock this al'trnoon.
v.1; Ullll'l‘ plat-cs were Visited.
for lice-rs. who lives at 45 Franklin! street.
Commissioner Lavery in.
). all his newly acquired property. tllc
l the hair and claims be secured cvi-
~ 9 o'clock last night. by a squad of
an'nrccnn-iit .\gci|t .‘chulitl'c. ’l‘licrl-
9.51..“
iis wife. Mrs. Margaret Taylor. fillt‘
illlfll
'i in Of
RULUKEN
1‘ T :n-iii-w
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~ t'.2‘il'llfi- '.i\'il‘.:~
at Mr. :ilid
:11 l-zimwood
ix nuirriuzw. tU
sl-ll of Mr. :LllLl
of Now (‘a—
n as performed
ll. .lucol-s. :It.
'3. ("iiiltl’l-gutioniil
._- “Knock, Nuni-
lw12lti\'t-:< (if lllt‘
wv-iliipir. which
-\u-nl.= in society
at?» nth-ll by Miss
Il.‘ maid of honor
l. 'l‘lw lit-Fl lului
Isu‘n-ll
ol'
Alish _
Nuns»
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‘w- llllilon G.
\‘url: ('ily; Charles
of Detroit. Mich. Van
of Spring Lake. N.
- Smith. of Belle Is-
wns held at the home- ol‘
2' its follon'ing' the core—
v.:-.s attended by a num—
l‘rom this city and out
. oristmas green-4 t‘ormwl
m.“ lie—re.
“51> ilttirml
in white lzu't-
ml curried :i banquet of
vlplithP-Villlt‘) and roses
“. I: l'iilllo-l‘ guu- llii ’-:‘ir](-
. ‘Ji FO'l'!'lllOll_\'. :lt Willi-ll
.v luv: was list-1L
"\l,:t‘..\l\t' wnidill-J journey 10
U: ills-r48? ll' Europe mil be
i - : ll. :M- Ilvlllilv making their
11-4: l.::k.- Shore Drive.
‘2?! .. «l on Eleventh page.
viNlA ELADS’ TDY
SHDP PRESENTED
mrst Congregational Sun-
day School Holds Enjoy-
able Christmas Festivities
“DRY” MEN W Hill”
_ iiwuinilimlul
Forces Are Strengthened
During Holiday Season to
Curb Illicit Trade
New England will be safe from
ropitition or" the Christmas wood
cunol horror this your
lilk"n by local and prohibition
ullll't'i's' lil‘l' successful. \Vith :liltlll’lOll<
(ll Q‘unrds wult‘bing l'vcr)‘ means of ac-
(rss in the slim imotll-g‘zurs Sl-(‘lll to
have crust-«l thcir attempts to gel il-
‘icit Whiskey into Connecticut and :irc
diverting: it to other stairs. l'cdvml
men said. “ho-ro- thr- bordl-rs zirl- not
so closely gin-flied. in anticipation of
L'Tt'nlt‘l‘ activity by whiskey runners
l‘\ll:l men how- l-e-url brought into tin-
.'i:lit" .{llld stationed along: the Boston
l'ost road. and at lllit ly points. va-r.
all li also are watching." for booth";u
_- l’< \\ ho attempt to Sé'll ii quart at :l
tiilp to individuuls.
Prohibition otlicc-rs point to tin fact
that two arrests for smuggling llvgllln‘
liZlVl‘ l-Hn made in thc past two wwks
wl «n thov llv-:i\'ie§t ll'.’llll(‘ in liquor was
a x}... ll'tl as proof llllll lllt' bootlcg‘gvis
hay;- giu-n up tllt- idea of getting
ulisko-y into the New England states.
:1
:ll—
il' precautions
.\l:itl~
Th?‘ evil is being stumped out. they
bil}. and promise that no fatalities
from the drinking of wood alcohol
purchased from bootleggers will occur
in Tillage-port. or Connecticut it it is
porsibiv prevent it. ~ The» t‘KtmI
gliurds mill im liililllt‘dlnl'll during the
holiday
’. t)
1WD Minimum
Touring Car and Roadster
Seized and Four Men Re-
quired to Furnish aBail
Revenue agents of McCarthy's flying
squndlon sciznd two automobiles. (in-l‘
(in gallons of high-proof alcohol and a
quantity of coloring and made four zir—
rcst's. early lust. night: A few quarts
of genuine whiskey. intt‘litlwl to in-
used by the "boom- runncrs" for them-
sr-lw-s. was also taken by the 2'0\"‘l‘ll-
ment ofilcl-rs.
Following ii chase along the Post
Road for throw- lllilns .thc revenue
:lzcnts overtook n Scripps-I-iooih tour<
"‘iu- i"‘llll§ll Christmas entertuilh
*9 oi the First. Congregational
"ll‘Jlit‘f school was held 2.1. T
-<t night. in the parish house
lul‘gt ly attended. The hull
v is l win-(l to the doors in spite of
:l.-- tax. I» ment weather. -
t rtertainmeut. which was u'ixe
ll.
nmi-l 13.. tith- of "Santa (‘lilus' ’l‘oy
“up" nus “my successful. There
v» ~s :‘ \~ v'lety of recitation. song‘s andt
tn: ['Y't‘5v'lltflll0n of :1 playlct. .
\ft-vi the program Santa Plans
3. "iv tr » many chilll?c-n in attendance
w...“ \zzth the distribution of gifts.
"v x-tinuc—d on Sixth Page.
Bother Initial Cost
of Wedded Bliss!
9n
-0.
:‘ill*'.‘«llt'i. Dec. —-Bridegrooms
~ .. fr- 3 untly happy and nearly al—
tntoncerned over the cost of
"l7.1:!'ii\70 such it stute. Robert M.
glitzvr: i‘ouuty Clerk. opined as he
7 {Lily-1 marriage licenses be
3 t t \pé-nsiye as dog licenses.
ur-n‘: see why the fee for a mar-
llrw-w should not be raised to
uigmtx or that for a dog licensta"
SVVPUZF!‘ said. “A young man
t to be married is so full of joy
hope that I am sure few, if any.
ohjrct."
:osts $1.5m to acquire a license to
-' in l‘hicago. but a permit to bar-
dog costs 83.
\ vs
- ian Soviet Annnls
Loans, Especially U. S.
jl ).\', Dec. 23.-——'Tlie Armenian
« a. proclamation has annuity}
loan." which the mom
- v loans. “especially the Am:
ing‘cnr. sew-rill miles wcst of Bridge-
port. They brought the driver. Salva-
lor Augeri of 4:3 Sand Ilill Street.
Portland. and his ('Olllpilllliul li‘raink
(Continued on Page 3)
.lllWANlSllUli :
HEARSliUllfiEllfiHl
Judge Light made amaddress be-
fore the Kiwanis Club this noon on
the commission and comlnissiou-
mlihager form of government. Among
other things he said; ,
“The movement towards theg gov-
ernment of cities by the commission-
er and commission-manager form of
charter may be better understood af-
ter a brief survey of the)nstitutlonal
history of America municipal gov-
ernment from the olonial period
down to "the end of the nineteenth
century. _ -
“Very naturally the colonial muni-‘
clpal carpet-360m had their origin
in the English borough. Twenty—nine
municipal corporations were created
by the Governors as representatives
of the Crown during the colonial per—
lod. and every one of themvwas ap-
proved by the people imbued there-
by. It was a. principle of t Eng-
lish law 1 , the King can create
a. corporatio Awlthout. the consent or
the people to be governed under it!
“The mm" mariner-sh of
thee; clues was com ’ttvely'alm-
net! was“ endow with
St‘ilsoil. I.
M’DAR‘THY’S MEN RET ,
Billllllis or _,
i’iiiuiiii iii
ilmgiiliiin
Quarnero Has B e e n
Raided
RAILWAY AND
RDADS lllllN UP
Poet Commander __Threat-
ens to Kill Anyone Speak-
ing Against Him
LONDON. Dec. 23.-—— Disputchcs re—
ceived hert- state that military works
along the line marking the frontier of
lhc ,jllygenc} of Qullrncro" ll1L\‘t“l)€‘(‘ll
raided. and {in Italian destroyer is
said to hch Sllt'llt‘ll d'Annunzilin but-
tcriei: on thi- island of \‘cg'lili.
All :lttrinpt on the part of d'Annun-
'/.i0 to seize control of tile Montliirmi
l‘uiliil Mir-hing: down the l‘lllmiltion
islands.
1
coast in hind :i screen of low
has been foiled.
it is asserted that (l'Annunzlo plan-
llt'll tn ubzlnll-‘ll Fillliit' :11le to land
some IilHt'l‘ lillvnl; lhl- linllillitiz‘ill enlist
win-re llt' lould rli'isc the llllllllt'i‘ ul'
rcyolt. hoping to l-rraitc a situation
which Would lilillil‘y tlic treaty of Ra-
Conlinfied on Sixth Page.
BflNSlABlJlARY
l8 ASKED BY
SlllEfiRANfiE
Will Ask Legislature to
Provide New ad Adequate
Police Protection
A state constabulilry for tho protec-
tion to thc farmers and their crops
will be urged by the Slate Grrngc ill
the annual meeting in Hartford Jun.
uury ii and N. Legislation lookinn
toward llll‘ establfiliment of the com
utnbnlu‘r) is expected to be introvium -l
'i: tllc legislature as curl) us .lnnilnl'y
5.
I’llirlicld (‘uliuty iii tlic Lind.
The for :1 Sltlll‘ (‘Dli53.lllill.tl‘)‘
has :lll‘t'1tll) lulu-n urtiu- Sl.iliN'.. ’I‘hc
l-‘airticlal county pornonn fit the Con-
necticut Slutl- (trilliui- hzis llikvll n
lending purl ill the formation Ol that
body and has :lll'f'illl)’ (Itlupif‘il 3t TVS?»-
liltioiu dcploring the sul‘l‘criutts which
the farmers ll:l\‘(' («porn-no «1 iron)
thefts of their crops by muriilidt'rs nod
S€Bkini§ its :1 rrml dyjhl- t stulvlishnlvnt
of a stair furl-w ispi ('inlly to ((Ipr \\'llll
dcsi N"
‘i
this situation. 'l‘lu- l":lll'llt‘lil Vomit}
Farm llurvnu lbw ills” tilllOI'St‘tl the
plan.
'l'liiisc buck of lhc l‘il)\‘1-tlll'lll any
that llil' Slut" i-Mistidnl‘ury will no: in-
task“ lI' \zlzh the ('lltlflill'l m‘ thi- pres-
t-l1l_.~":llt' [unlit-r. :in-i that the SlSlt‘lll
would lit mmlrdvd :it'tt-r the Ki-w York
and l'rnlisilvunigl stutc cunstalbuliil‘y.
and that it Hill} in» uorkmi out by the
Silllt' illuitil‘ \‘l'lllt‘ll inspectors,
MAIl'lNli cumin '
. » HAPflElle 1953i
Christmas. l'JL’l. will Ibo happier
tfhun in 1920 for hundreds of the) hull-
dicupped children in Connecticut if
the rccomlnl-ndutions which the Con.
n‘ecticul Commission of Child \\'ell‘ure
submit to tlit' general assembly next
month are adopted. and if the succes—
tions which will be embodied ill the
commission report an» currlwl into N‘—
l‘cct. Although members of the or—
ganization do not t‘m-l thul it would be
wise to give any detailed L-xtilltnutton
of the pipers before the report got-S to
the legislature. it. is known that it will
deal with the situation in :1 compre-
hensiVe manner and that constructive
criticism will be made. with sugges—
tions for remedying defects which
may now exist. by changing the laws.
Trained. investigators—Awho under-
stand the work before them and ‘who
are qualified to speak on matters of
\
Continued on Eleventh page.
Chicago Murder' Follows,
Two Hours of Holdups
. CHICAGO. Dec. 2&‘Follo‘wing two
hours replete with holdups of grocery.
jewelry and fur stone's in Chicago Paul
Lowbe'rg. jeweller; 2566 Milwaukee
33.811113. was killed legit mint in at.-
tempting to repulse two bandits He
was showing Jewelry to a man when
two other: entered. and drawing re—
volvers ordered him to “digit ’em. up if
r w to River? " '
pie. The c
new
have beef toiling to m
uter despotch than ’ ‘ '
‘11! of theme!- .
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~w‘helxdm
k
g. ”m§%a box
Y. 1130.23, 1920
1
1
,r
~ 6qu comma.
-
One Hundred Chiflr'en from
the FairfieH Z.County
Home~and Nanak Day
Nursery Entertui‘ned - ‘
Millir j_
snow ENlE
3 up;
l .
Y
Sill; in 3250'
nurglurs cntcrchhc post office i‘n
Georgetown. last night. battered the
safe open by smashing the combina-
tion lock. and got away with cash to
an amount not yet determined. but be-
Then There Were left-es
ments and P ‘ "
All the Guests i
"Santa Claus.“ interpreted by Pat-
rick l". Broplly. (lisported hlmfill‘ with
about 100 children from the Norwalk
Day Nursery and County Home. at the
Elk's Home. on South Main street.
yesterday ul‘tcrnoon. distributing gifts
and telling jokes. In addition to this
filt‘l‘e was an exhibitiogix of (‘llurlic
Chaplin's famous in 'on picture
“Shoulder Arms." due to the courtesy
of Manucor Albert Hamilton. of the
Palace Theatre. Nor was a Christmas
trcc handsomely (ll-curated and CO\:'l‘~
ed with clrctric llL‘lllS forgottl n.
Then. too. thrrc Wits ice crcnm and
cake in plenty for thi- children.
Tho» “lotion pictilrv was shown
about 3 o'clock. after which the lights
were tlushed up and then turned on in
the corner where the Christmas tree-
stogd. There was a pause for it mo—
lncnx‘ or two and then from a bank of
(Continuemlse Six)
ENEDUNTERED ,
liUNMEN NEAR
STATE ARMDRY
‘ dichd to b“ approximately $230.
The,
oflicc is located directly oppozsilr-
’ynills of the Gilbert. and Bennett
"hcturing Company. but thc
yi-ggmcn Opt-railed without attracting
the intention of thr- watchman there.
They effected an entrance by an open
window. A hummer. wrench and an
iron bar were found in front ol‘ the
sale when the postmastcr. Georg!- M.
Hamill. discovered the burzlzli'y this‘
morning. {The burglars :lrc Sllpplist'll
to ll:i\i~ (irriu-d illltl llcpllrtrd in an
nutumobilc.
SADDATDDKVRIRE
DADLY INJURED
Miss Edith Bigisé Struck
by Automobile Driven by
John 'E. Eula
Sixteen-year old Edit h
ilicisc. oi"
Charles stru-t. Sullgzituck. is in tlic
Norwulk hospital in a critical con—
dition as the result of injuries receiv-
ed at 6:30 o‘clock his night. when
she was struck and run 0\'cr by a
i'uigé- touring: cur operated by John
1-}. i'Zulll'. ol 2;! Burbank street. :it the
approach of the rust bound railroad
depot. fl.
The girl was coin}: to thc stallion to
get llt'l‘ trliin when the automobile
came around tln- corncr and up the
drlvcwny. The mudguard struck the
Philip .Raichenback, Driver
of Ward’s Bakery Wagon,
Failed to Hal‘f Machine
and Was Not Molested
'l'hl'vc masked gunmen
to hold up Philip Raiclienlmck of
280:? Eighth anemic. New York. driv-
er of ii truck owned by the \Vlird Fuk-
attempted
inc (‘o.. rarly yesterday morning.
m-nr the Norwnlk altmory. Norwulk.
lluichcnluick wus on his way to
New York with a load of bread. lie.
lll.’\llt' complaint of thr- attempted
hold—up to the Stamford police.
llc (‘llllnll‘d that. the trio.
m'nsks. and each m’mcd With it min.
walked out in front of his machine.
as he was driving past the Norwalk
Armory. He did not halt his ma-
chine. They looked suspiciou§ to
him. and be accelerated the speed ol‘
thi- truck and drow- ofi'. They did
not molt-st him. '
Many complaints have come
motorists to the lSamt'ord and
motorists to the Stamford and
of suspicious loking nit-ii tlf'l‘tl‘
Norwliik lirnlory.
[IX DRAWN RDDSE- ‘
REAlJllES NDRWAlR
The shortage of houses and high
rents does not worry Blr. and Mrs. Ja~
cob C. llcrrang". a middle-aged couple
of .COll‘llPStét‘. who reachefl Nor-walk
at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon af-
ter a stay of three days near the
\Vestport line. in a. unique oxen-
rlrawn schooner which attracted con-
siderable attention. \The couple are
on the first stage of a journey to Cali-
fornia. but the ultimate destination
of their "second honeymoon" is Ore!
with
from
Nor-
Xor-
the
’Slezuk’s leg.
girl Who was thrown on .tOp of thc
mud guard. to which she clung while
the car proceeded nearly fifty feet.
Mia Blgise lost her hold and fell be-
neath tinr wheels which passed over
her chest.
The lllleOd girl was taken to the
hospital. where she was attendrd by
Dr. \Villiam J. Tracey. This morning
her condition was said to be about
the same as inst night. No bones were
broken revealed by a superficial ex-
amination but an X-ruy will be taken
this afternoon.
Miss lligise had difficulty in breath—
in: during the night and seemingly
suffered considerable pain. Her left
ear" Wits :llso badly laccrlited.
This morning Eula was rclcasnl
under bonds of $500.. furnished by (i.
\V‘. Lullclic. of the Muhuckemo hotel,
owner of the auto. The charge of
reckless driving preferred against
him .will not be kiven a hearing until
the extent of Miss Bigisc's injuries
become better known.
'Archihnld “’hitclnw. nr comer
street. Noroton. driving a Ford car
owned by .lir. John A. Hurrisfl. 09
Great Island. Noroton. and New York.
and one of the deputy police com-
missioners of New York city. struck
Frank Slezak. (\f S Kellogg street. on
“’est “’ashington street about 7:15
last evening. inflictionr a bruise on Mr
3‘ arrests were made
as the accident was seemingly una-
yoidable.
MISSCDRDR IS ‘
Al RER RDME
Surrendered to Sheriff Buck
Garrett of Ardmore, Okla-
homa. Last Night
gon. Aftera halt of an hour or more
in the First District. the unique team
Berrange. a. man of'sixty years. blit
haleana hearty. is a farmer. located
9
a;
i (Continued on Page Eight.)
On December the couple left the
Compo In'n Waiter
. Loses Clothing
A report gained circulation in Nor-
walk this morning that a daring, hold-
up ha. taken place at a late hour last
night t the Compo-Inn. and so wide-
ly was credence given the" report that
out of town papers questioned the
Sentinel about the matter. - -
.Mrs. Marion Levy. wit. .1 the gm;-
prietor of. the inn. )tated to u Sent}:
nel reporter that one of the waltei‘i
there had found. at 11'"ch M
valued atvabour $156.3 W
tropism: robin _ the it; ~
4* "- nan
.. ‘l'ira Barton
disappeared in the direction 0‘ Stam— [Amiated I‘less).—& . '
ford by the way of the POst road. ismith slept. under her parents root
last night. ._
about six miles from Westchester. be»,
tween Middletown and Willimantlc.‘
night. that two suits and . W
EL PASO. Tex. Dec. ‘23 (By The
Q
. Ending a search by Oklahoma ome—
ers Which began Nov. 22. Miss Smith
came to Juarez. opposite. here. last
night. surrendered to She Buck
Garrett. of Ardmore. Okla. and was
taken to the home of her father.
James L. Smith; in El Pm. where she
spent the "night. Early today if her
condition permitted. all! was to be ta-
ken aboard a train for Ardmore to
plead to a. murder charge in connec-
tion with the death of Jake L. Ramon
ln.that city. on Nov. 21.« .
“Little of the~ story of her dimppear-
mice from Ardmore following the
shooting of Ramon on Nov. 21 was
made public by the young woman.
Her father supplied the only infor-
mntion given out regarding are won:-
an's flight from Jug-ex t2 Chihuahua.
ems _ . .
“Amati the met on. the train from
m to cumming” have beg:
J .ARE'HELDIN $
968 MW
l
,
AssAILKfiTsfior TONER. ,
6,009 BOND
igilence of Patrolman John Toothill Results:
In Arrest of Edward Jackson and Harry
Jones—Torn Bill, Keepsake of Toner's,
Found In Jackson’s Pocketé—Third Man,
Eddie Carroll, Is ‘Sought For iii Neg
Haven—Highway Robbery and Ass .
Punishabie By Ten Years In State’s Pusan:
Credit must be given to
Patrolman 'l‘oothill. shortly belorc 3
o'clock yesterday and with it ll(‘$(‘i'lD-
lion ol‘ the robbers flesh in his mind.
got wind of the lam that Jones and
Jackson. with some other people Were
playing cards in a house in the Day
and Raymond street section of in; city.
He notified Detective Scrgl. Thomas
Hunt that he had located at least two
(it Ih‘! lncn wanted in the Toner roil-
hery. and Hunt and Patrolman l-‘rank
Stratum Went to the place. Where they
placed Jones and, Jackson under lir-
rest.
in Jackson's pocket was found a
quantity of bills and silver. Among the
hills was one. a dollar l)ill,-lhal nt-
lrucled attention because of ii peculiar
tear on one educ. A telephone request
Killed
(‘Inimimr m‘xligt-nm-
l'lugcm- (Erect-u. of Nurnalk. us the
Bridgeport. today institutcd' procccdi
ages from tho (‘lmnccticut Column).
(-
nun-ulna.
l-Zlmt‘r R. Henderson. who proceeding
spectl whcn it struck Grecco. causing
ot’.tlic (luv. u snmll fracture of the
Hospital .
(Jaieitlnliin'r. tlic nunplpint sa
lighted.
motnrmnn
(irccco. .
(in-cc".
and canned $30 :1 week.
DNEWIEE Hill Till.
in
~_ u
y.
More Boys for
Than Lincoln
DENVER. Dec. 23.——0ne wife for
each man in the cities, two for each
man on the farms—this is what
George Smith’s Colorado farmer. sug-
gests to Gov. Shoup a solution of
the farm problem'. in in letter received
at the Governqr's omce.
Adoption of the ignition. Smith
belietres. .wlll make Gov. Shoo?! a
greater man than Lincoln. but he
Governor ha. not decided Whether-1?;
will include Smith's on In
message to the m one of
the proposed measure. for the relief
oi the Colorado farmer. ' Smith give-
a. number of reasons in nupport of
his suggestion. Here ti wnuthe ‘hu
to any: :, .
I am a nimer seven miles mutt: of
Denver. ‘I'lfe. ii Ila and I‘cia't
litre any house help. You gee I. .
mm. or thereoplie Wm. have
rudgouhy’mng ‘
“it.“ ' ‘Y,,
OI.
mug-some for
Grecco Brings Suit For
\$ 10,000 Damages Against
. Connectiwt Company'-
Cla'lms That Trolley Car Was Go?
Rate of Speed at Time of Pt. _. Swamp
Which Mrs..Susie‘Omiccoli of Bridgeport Was
which happened at P1?“ Swamp. at 6: '
rcsnltcd in the death of \lrs Susie Onik'coli. of Bridgeport. and the bunch:
Attaclmicuts for $12,000 on the property of the (VIII-
wah'utnrc Uri-cc". .
I“ lcut Company were served by licmity Sheriff Nelson
In j‘llt‘ complaint it it alleged that the trolley car.
or timcly warning or to signal with the l
so that he might have semi Greoco.
't'zu'lcdin slnckcu or unitrol the speed of the trolley,
another member of the Nomlk polio.
force for exceptionally good work, and this time Patrolman John K.
Teothill is entitled toreceive commendation.
Within thirteen hours and James Toner 9;»67 Woodward‘avenu
was held up and robbed of $36, a diamond ring mined.“ $70, 3nd a.
fountain pen, by three new at the corner of South
and Woodward avenue, two of the negroes, Eddie Jackson
Jones, were under arrest, and this morning were bound over, by
Judge George H. Vosburgh, to the February term of the criminll
superior court, under bonds of $6,000 each on charges of highway:
robbery and assault. The third man,
Carl-911, is.being traced by the polio; now.
whose name is said to be Eddie
come to
he could
to
it
was sent t0~Mlz Toner
headquarters and see
identify the men.
“hell he did. he informed the police
that he had found that a dollar bill
which, because of a peculiar team on
ii, ho had carried for some months as
ii keepsake, had been taken l’l-om his
watch pocket. -
Shown the bill found on Jackson. he
was asked it it was the one. and rent
ily identified it as the ibll in questtol.
At‘lcr repeated questioning the men
said that they had met a man named.
Carroll. who is said by the police to he
the third man in the holdup, on a train
betwcen Washington and Philadelphia.
(Continued on page Five)
wt An ExcessiVG.
Accident in
and failure to give sliflicicut and timely waiving.
ncarest relative of Salvatore (an-(1‘0. at
rigs for tlic‘rn-iwcry of 510.000 dull-
if“? suit is Dill-I‘ll upon the incident
30 o‘clock Sunday evening. which
\Y. Benedict . this
in charge "ram
at a dangerous and cue-«she late of
a fracture of the shoulder, am asiomt
skull. and cmifining him to the Sol-wok
ye that the moan-nun failed to give. sufficient.
)0“. and tailed ,to have the headlight
It is further afleged that the
after web;
I
llt‘l‘lll‘dillg to the complaint, was outplayed in a Bridgeport factory.
Attorney Salvatorc P. Genital-i0 represents the plaintiff.
Dill NAN1' a .
Hill Till. fillillill, I3 Pill
Colorado Governor Urged to Obtain
Farm.Work, and Become Greater.
Law, to. Raise
“It in. t the city menhave one wif-
and the urm‘ers have two 'wlve‘s. You
see. one could help the other. and -.
tanner could more surely raise boy:
to worli the rarm and not need to him
at high, wages. Then the farmer.
could sell crops cheap and nuke mon-
ey. and living in cities would be chimp.
er. and many young men would lean
cilia! to be on email and have tn
when. . g
X “I tell you this argument abm
turner: to be omnlzed is all bosh. A
former needs no theories. I m oer-
will a tamer can't get any help an-
tau-ltlsbomundnhedonafarm.’
38W is needed ma, ,ume. ' ~
“You would be a. tether mu than.
“hook: it you could get the finite.
M":blet In tanner-‘i hove m ,.
m fiancee. them-met would-b.
mmt of hired help in 1 {cv-
yeu-n. butt: ‘on m In magma-h,
A. W cook!
mom. -
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