Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 7, 1921 · page 1

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' Chief McCartltyCouung To : J ‘ A, AsksIAPoliWwwefr
“I'M” 8 SEARCH Tm connectiCutTo Cléan Up . *1 -. 1 c 1 For Inspectors Of
RES 8HOW mil [0le Dry Liquor Law Violators ‘ * " Motor Department

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. . So flagrant are the. violations of‘bcfore the United sates attorney, and .. muff Form NM“ to Direct Trnflic on HighWIYS‘
f 3 - the liquor laws in Connecticut and so investigators from Dim! 31°C” . .
. . thy’s oflice ltmed an exhaustive in-

n 1 8. cm , a. work 0, the “.._ Wants All Vehicles to Be Regulstled— Seeks Safe-
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mi enforcement agents in curbing $33330; magma $331,335 guards on State Roads Eliminition of Accidents

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Hm H'ls Smallest . LHKCAGO- Jan- .. widespread wet evnls, William J. Mc. intelligence Unit. ew York City, who. Complaints. were lodged wilh'thc I “*5 .
‘. ‘ Per l'zml .Authvr. missing ‘Spanish gran- earthy of Boston. Prohibition Enforce- this. week. cumin Mdlvihlll for four police last night about the dangerous A" 'nvmmd ‘nwtc‘im‘ 10"" “’“h "“11 “9°“ ‘0 “a“ ‘1“ ‘ncmmd ""
..eulagc "1 Number and tit-v. chemist of Highland Park. Ill.. menl Agent [0| New England (Old hours. getting from him I.“ informs- condition of part of the cornice on the limited police wcrI 1” wanted '1" spectlon force. or some othclutnfmoe-
, . Liabilities and Mrs. ("hurlollt- ll‘runzvn. of Madi- The Bridgeport Telegramm last night tlon he possessetLof liquor law hreak- ruins of the Swartz & Cbrbctt block. “1° 5;?“ {10‘s}? Vehtliledlkoartmzigcd glenEhrIlowerflof :llthtaggwutlinm' 1:

3” son. tvin. shim-d today to l'hiladcl- that he was oin to start :1 rl orous in in this v i pnrtlcularl of Mr. Swartl was notified and \Villlam “0° “8 ° 9 00““ °“” "“‘C ° ‘ 1’“ ° 9 “‘1 °" ”n

g g g g loin ty‘ y by Commissioner Robbins ll. Stood-(cl. perform it adequately." Continuing,

 

 

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« - [llllu and ()lllt‘l‘Il‘ilSlf‘l‘ll cities. on llll- campaign at once in this stale Levyls nlleged part in it. . H. McMahon. who will have chargc . ,
usuzll charge: of llirccny preferred by toward the end of forcing immediate Unomcially it has been hinted that of the remodeling of tho building. at- The conclusions. th‘h sum up the Commissioner 8109‘“?! my" I:
‘ lht- woman‘s husband. Philip M. lt‘ran- and complete observance‘ of the Vol- the state will be amazed at the enter). tended to tlu- matter and removed the gongnlIso‘rggt‘ {afii’ngéugzd topullll: “Thcasxcfilulrllmlg‘fflm‘l in tho
-. .-l'>l‘ ~ ‘1 -r"l- "--'-sla 1w. i w l o lo siv v . danorous ro.tionwhic.hsccmin ' "' ~ - 9 1' ’
[on ( m a. col ttot ox t l( inntrsm c d a He sad he and c me e iolatlons which were disclosed s p kc 51) yesterday and explain the following State of Connecmm increned 2:

‘ . mm c ’c t‘ im all 0 onally s - throu h , . was in momentary den or of fallin
0' “mums.“ C e U u h s 1 pers_ up 8 these investigntlons lnvolv g 5 recommendations. which t c dcpart- per cent.. counting only domestic reg-

- ‘ ’l‘hc \Vitrlltnl olltuim-d by Franzen ervise the campaign and would arrive ing many persons, and which have 18- 10 the street, ‘ l t b d i l i 1 ti , 'st d d _ h at r I
accuse-s Author of “stealing li‘ranscn's in ”115 stale ‘lhe latter part 0‘ the sulted in Director McCarthy finding it \Norkers “'9". busy going through imittctnl’cn?s 0 cm 0 y n 0831 V9 90939938911? trilliongtlml) 1:: litigalr'on:

. llll the stock of the Conneall ’ & B ack n ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘

necessary to start a den up der his 3 r c 1. Regulation of all vehicular traf— vehiclc out of cvt-ry ion in ordinary

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

wife ill the point of a pistol and forc- Week
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in}: him to hand °\'ei- $101) to {my (Or A silakeup in the person 1 q: the immediate charge and the coulderwIShOP; store senorda) and toda3.» re- . . .-
I ll the hont-vmoon." Franzen fins his Sta. e iorcc 01 prohibition cats is Lion of dropping a great num 0: moving what shoes could be salvascd tic-“and not motor \ehiclcs alonc. traffic conditions in a forrlgn Mer-
ill “ in “Ianufacturing . . . . I . be! fr m U ’ , i it , bl f “I; More thorough direction of traf— ed vehicle. 'l‘rafilc conditions do“
I (I “Imus stutt‘mcms lead him to bellow probablhe. Mr. McCarthy Stu . ch- lull” hiredIto prosecute enders and hioh rIit dill 2‘s. Qu o a (ti o l “(I on the State highwavs . 19.." have “In increasingly dlfl’lcuIL .
7 .. I'. , , . _ 9 mesoeswcc V . _ " .. , '
’.1 ”ill S r r 0 W 148 Perl thi- couplc may he in l hlldilllphla. tertiay 9 summoned all the n wdrk O “18-?” 3 ll 1 rvfm 9 ii I' 3. More inspectors to allow for 28 more co. d and infinitely more
. .i ' (in New 'Ys-ar's llav Author disap— ers to his Boston office where a. In discussing the need {immediate 9 ““8" n“ 1““ “0‘ 9" “‘3 . .. - ,
H. Ill Indebtedness - _ be d . men on highway patrol duh. complcx th hcittclort. As a result. .
lwnre-(l rrom his home in Highland lengthy confermce was held and the ““0“ toward “0110!“ 13" breaker! in 9" "mm“ “L 4 si> t m stal h n l tit r rcc t fl 1. n a he ‘
, . . .» « . . lax conditions reviewed Federal Connecticut Directo: McCarth last The Peoples’ Trust company still . t x no cI tons 1 roug on c cno ,mcn o aw as a to
Y . , . . . 1 (”kl 193"”? his ““F' and hub) girl. ' i ll y does business at ‘he ld m t \" ti l the State to be directed from central carried through with increased “‘01-, -’
f L.“ ""“3 6" ‘Separatcll Wht-n Author appeared at the lt‘ran— Agent Cantlllion 0f Bridgeport M- n C t 90th Ont that this state hal Do k b lldi ' 2“ v: rs ‘ d ona office in Hartford. and all the laws relating to the man- ’
Io L't‘l'llpflllOll. the 1920 in- 2.." no"... last Tuesday night accord- Tended. only recently me under his jurlsllo' In “f on. ”hm‘m“ “we" Ken 1 mm:- Not-cc. ag‘cment or trafiic. all the municlpnl
“H'lil l't-vcftls increasng “lg to l-‘izlnzcu. m, declared Mrs. First public allegations of open de- tlon. {{eretofore it was part of the o o‘er 810.000to the stock of “The State through ”“5 depot-L ‘
. ‘ , .;, t ”3’ 5;an otherwise. in wrung“, “-ug llu- woman he had mar- fiance 0! the liquor iawg was revealed New ‘lork district and under Director the Old Well Cigar company has been lncnt" save C'ommisslonncnr Stoockel (Continued on [logo l’ourlccn)
' ”Wills” and otht‘r l'li-tl tluriom \‘t-zll's ago in Australia, in Joseph P. Mulvihills actusutlons Shevlin a charge, who at that time was “8”“ “9‘ "m n w“ “my ““9”“ by '. ' 1 -
' " """W “PS “3 compared liof‘llllll'lllg waiving claims to each against Jacob Lcwy 0‘ [he Compo lnn director for the “3‘9 Of New York lnsurancee.
“aims. of 1919.. “m Dun I .. .. I -l I . m n' -n In] his at w estport. \lulvihlll wal summoned and recently transferred to Texas. Several more adgustmcnts have been
.._ ”4400“). said “numbering "FIE" “‘ " "“1” I" I“ I" ‘I‘ . ‘ made throughI local insurance agents ‘

.. ..- . . ...l.\.~. mil llu n ”H \IsllOr lstood guard
I, _ ' ”'“g'”{£mhxrmg defaults whilt- Mrs. l“l‘£l|l7.('n went out to cash E Chief Basal-dug y the Flu:- depart-
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l til trg'or lll number m... husband's (‘htlclg for $100. 0 0 ' ment is still conducting an in\cstiga- . 0N ML NMWAI‘K PRflPI BTIE§

“(‘1' «m? ‘ht- :-\i~l in amount . - ~ ' '
1. .. .. -n w w lw was lt-slcnt-(i t0 the
II III IIIIIII IIII I 86 I IIImII- lln I I tion into the cause of the blaze. but

I‘ A"); q.‘ ("M U”, , I” situation until “'mlm'sday. who-n ho. ' m not yet really reached a decision
“ .. " '_ " "_ of 1‘119' i'cccivml lt-tli-r from Mrs. Author de- l “ ‘0 the 9’39" cause.
’1 ~ ll'lltllllg iltllllrt-s for - - . ‘
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1.. “.._ .._” cluring Illlt'i'C‘C’pled lottcrs convincd
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. . [m] 1‘45, '12." if"? more her that Mrs. ll‘l‘nnzvl‘l was trying to ' , . . ' . .
-. . ,I I I..I.i. 1 r on . great- sil'ill lit-r husliuiltl. ”c was convinced \ , SURGE IShlPDlnE board in. asking N“-
. .I 'l L” l nm the 4.013 insolv- LEXINGTON. Ky” Jan. 7.-———'l‘obac- [xm 8 mm for tihp purclraIcc of all ltshpropelétyE

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l' IA‘NI'IIMI‘I‘IvI'Il 1.111;}??th among (Continued on page Six) ‘ / coo growcrs. bankers and warehouse-
Il ._, IiII -t I “:er mm, were meeting he", today, in an . I Norvmlk. to bc sold all in one lo
iI.tI.sI:i,ll.tIttI Ins other “'licn the New York Eastmer- effort to find a: solution of the situa- . . g‘ether with the least» of the wam. - A“.
. ..I ., u ItuIl (Inlsruchs de— f0l‘('ll(‘(* of tho Mcfllodist Fpiscopal lion in Cmflml Kentucky created by ' house and storage yard. .
. up...“ 5“ ploIIpcrl) includ- I. ’ I churches "we” in April of d)“ “I“. failurc of tobacco buyers to offer rifle. The matcrial to be. 801d include. ’ '
. . - um ll1:!(‘l|ll lug or trud- . . . ' . 1 1 9' satisfactory 1° the 5'0“?” for 19.." ' ‘ . rope. llfcboats. Dumps. ship chandlery.
I. TH ,.,.\.(,,.M,S rm. $78.570.— it is \t-r) llkcl) that a new minister crop “ Senator HltCh kE-l . plumbing supplies electrical suppliet.
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I.l . .' in.” thorium 21:34.6 MINSTREI‘ Sflflw X" E"(iIfirrgiuxfguxytrf‘:(j‘fieé‘fil‘: The call for the meeting of srowors Ad‘ - . (.300 u 08'qu anchors. bolts. boat dnvits. winch”.
. II "1‘ ;'\"l;.‘l‘i;blOll 0. 2.3.3 . bort l« “IIHIImd who “me here- from stated that a proposition to agree not V “Illustration 0f Relief ho ing engine and other miscellan<l
I" :t- lili (-1 ”was over to .. . . . ‘ ~ ' , . ' -—-—-—v
.._ ,. .. mm.” for 324.006.578, m Amityvillc. i.. l.. in April. 1919. if. p:§:;t,‘°“h,:§°?,::,11:23:“lfwad‘1; Fund m Europe nnmonpon'r Jan. 7~—Dr Arnold 23m -.£3‘2§‘?';n§'1.1“2?§$'3r‘£°n§°:
.1 l. n. . . pptuts timl l£ltltlvel} New Portrait of Chrlstophel ”“5 ‘3 ““0 ‘0 me “1" "mt- 4‘ a made to work out a, mtiumctory plan WASHINGTON D C L. Gannon. professor in the Graduate turn will be entertained after closing ..

!. .._‘JHMM4OP‘. numerical cx- . meeting of tho Official Board of the for selling thc cm at satlsf clorv Jan 7——A d It '
. . , . - - edl I School of Yale 1 nlveflll’. . f th l ..
, '- 1.....l.‘ by the manufacturing Columbus Placed on Vle?’ church. held last night following the prices. 9 a . glowing eulogy of the work of Her- :trok the (fund at the regumpuon 03:1 0 Th: shame. must be received at tu- ..
by South Norwalk COURCII m‘d‘wppk “Va-"9" meeting. a "0‘“ 01 Prior to the mcetlng. it was slated bert C' Hoover as administrator of the trial of Elwood B. Wade. for the shipping board offlcel here bannm
"19 bonrd was taken on the matter Of that an effort would be mode to ad: "'9 ”00‘000-000 relief fund {0" “3"" murder of George E. Nott today. and 24 and addressed. to the secretary I."
At tho meeting of South \orwulk "tend‘m‘ an ““‘nallofl '0 -Mr. MITI- iouru the session until ill-slit because "‘3 Bum“ voiced by Senator Hitch- testified that Vt’sde in educstloml tests the boom.
land to remain here another ycar. and the bankers ind Moniemén would Mk (Nob) and n 3““me criticism dupum m mental!“ or n numb

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. ..‘ l . (:uuncll. knights of (‘olumlius held , _
, .1 ,. ._;..:~s.. mortulltv. The yours the rote. Mulch was by net-rel ballot xrowcrs could not In' tit i 0' "I? “m9 ndmlnlitmtlon of the
. . ‘ l t i a committee was it - , , ° ' 5 9 r plans—until old child. 'Dr. Gene" was called by A
h... .M a”. 9'2. Per cont larger illosilltzllmt‘onngrrangc for II moustr III mill- was practically unanimous that a rc- it was sccn what financial arrangc— fund by ”"3“". Reed ("0”) Dem__o- the defence. m
., . of mm m Now ‘Englund; Sh“ producllon. quest be made to the conference for merits could be made. crat ""11 a “"11”" attack personally “'ade Dr Geese“ said did pass sev-
. Tho loci ll Council's mcmlwrship con- the appointment of another 98310“ bc— Efforts ‘0 391 the Hurley Tobacco “9°" Mr Hoover by b°th Senator eral of .1119 ‘tests applied to children. 1;
‘ " ”wmpd on page Eight) llz‘lzls ll \‘ust inst ol‘ lull‘nlf‘d cnlerlaln- Cause (Rf lllc ill health of Mr. Marston. GPOWC‘FS' Amociaflon lo endorse the; R6“, and Senator Gronna (N‘ I‘LL but could not many adult t9818- and '
11"“ .._...“ ci‘u :liltl 31: '..-0h...,; (1 productioniwill 'l‘hc reason 101‘ this .it was explalnf‘d "WNW“ 0' 3’0"?” failed “13‘ night. Republican featured_ the opening his averagv Of mentality was 11 1'2 I ’
{\tl“ Found . um'InnlIfiII“; full", I“ illlv “l‘l Timur; cf- that morning. was due to the fact ”H“ wht-n the directors adopted a resolu- hogrtdof the session of the Senate year”.
. . . . V" ‘i . '. 't was felt that as Mr. Morslund is in “on “HHS that the mention wo Id $9" 9 3Y-
Ionls oi the l0(..ll l lllglll.~. ' I: Q imony Dr Gen-
in Brldgeport \ class of lllllt‘ I'llnlllllille's wow in- P00" health. ”int ‘11“ work 01' tht‘ par- back any agreement reached between Senator Hitchcock defended Mt ICI‘Otllt‘l‘urrdg t2?! aide was not only
- f v. . isli was too grunt for him. grOWcrs and bankers and warehouse. Hoover's course not 0 ly in distrlbm- ’9 ec‘ ":r
‘ . . ., , ,. . lliatt-tl to tho inst tlogrt-t- oi the order. . _ ' sub-normal mentally but exceedingl)
HM 0LT. Jun‘ .._—A 1.1,; sun Sewn applications for membcrsllip It is (It-mod that [Ni-r018 any friction men. "8 funds for Euro furnished since shallow emotionallv

 

 

bolwaon Mr. Marslnml and the mem- "‘9 war. but also for h" conduct of Another huge crowd jammed the

. - wmplete bottling outfit was were [(-COlVG‘il. - '
- ._ 1.. foderal agents yesterday. but 5 - .. . f u bers 01' his parish. and this is confirm- other 1‘9“" work during “‘9 war in , - v
.. That the mimic {tdiurcs o lP both an a“. and Amer,“ He PM" Superior Court room todln- Mlther gepresentative Stoddard

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

- ..m t-scnpeul. 'i‘llc still was 75 (‘ouncil will not he “(-glected. a com- ed lly‘mosl everyone with whom the ‘ '
lOH‘ capacity. It was in ii shack mittcc on baseball was appointed. con- matter ““5 "9““ discussed. Ml" 3181‘" ~ acterlzcd M" Hoover as “the male“ 23:} ::::::;n:°::i:éc:°h?vsilglm 3:: m on Grounds “f M
, : 1.. county jail .itiltl was l-vtlchod slstlng of Matthew IlowIt—y. Thomas J. land n33 don“ 30011 work 811100 M8 benefactor-"of humanity m the cum:- murder of Not? were in court this Incurred E
l ' c Inna-Ling u hole into a collar. Malone. VVlllittm Regain. John Gearln. :RS'icr‘c; I'”hcn i: succcedd the RV. flRE AT NEWMT gnfgtin Effigy "‘1:an (at brie morning mm . v»
-rou'li :. np\\' :trlition and u _ Joseph Marano and Edward J. Splim. - .. ison W 0 now makes his‘ an re 9 a 9“ 1 .
. ..mi... .. ..t‘. mm "w “°:."°Ni:;.?':"::".2°i-. 2.22.2: smurfs... “’* ”‘1‘“ °‘ “ ”“9““ ..xmm:s::.;:zl:‘sns~:zt.;-
.m. ,5 barrels of mush. seven tlllls‘hs’OS-‘er tournament will conc ut t the ()fllci:lo ”02:“ octIaicci-Ifézgmgg . that "the mine measure of. recognition (Continued on page 81:) “a“, with copies of statutes of Con-—
”W‘s “”1 ””5”" compound. The new water color portrait of chairman of the committee to confer NEWPORT' 1" 1" J‘n‘ 7.—I\cllle be ElVPDE by the United States to Hoo- '— ecucut consisting of two volume. “I! 1
i’ alcohol mode in the Cliristopht-l' Columbus was placed in with District Supcrintendcnt McCOr— Rush. a maid. was killed and two “'9‘ ver as has been accorded by Europe." , ‘ an index. The motion ‘0 eil’end 3“ '
ll c/lnht-Is. u tlozz-n hugs mm. and ram“... much favorable mm. in mpmmm. hem", the m'auer men were 'niured in Ifht‘hburfxm ff Senator need followed by saying money for the statutes who presented;
and 50 “Hilly. 118.88. 200 comment. It is fac—slmlle painting of is taken lit-for» lht- (‘onforcnca The ”w rectory of 8" Mar) s .urc ear 5. the remarks 0‘ Senator Hitchcock by Representative Row" 0 m
lid it corking outfit. Neigh- tho famous portrait presented to the ballot taken last night. it is understood today. M1“ Bush was otcrcomeI b" were another “1‘19“” Of “Hooverlt- ' ' of North Haven. “WWW ‘34
the still has hot-n ill oncra- Metropolitan Museum of Art. of New was almost unanimous that another 21:51:]: 1:; 1:;mztrnnd firemen were :3: 11,931": th?‘ ¥ehiverdhald lftwetrl a. “HEP .8 figdlndmgfflygxmfimmuflfll.n . ,
"A last July. Yorlt (‘ll.\. . "u???" “ft sought. Her Slater Nor-uh and Rev. James T. of :ugd,",fi:;u§pd gy‘cz'nim: ‘2; opposed tho manure r“ exmm; K . ,.
' m“ ‘r 3 "M finally scttlcd. “’ard. pastor of the church. and his was required by the legislation appro- on the [round that, it would cost t. 1-1 ‘1

 

howevpr. as the action of thc Official 1 1
~ hunts. Rev. John H. Fry. and Rev. latln the fund (1 mm thatch state 82.800; The tutu
Board last i in ”s 9‘” K 'v ‘m ene ays Th
_ amount 0, “1;“ “$313; ‘32" ”If“ T. W. Ryan. were rcscucd by firemen vindication of Mr. Hoover would new?" New H‘v r S CY to book deuerl at 31 each white cu, ‘
been taken up with the district er as Captain John Mnlley. 0f the fire (102- to come from his private archives. First Robbed Hill! NIear state is than a price of ‘8 or”,
"9°" partment. was taken to a hospital. Senator .Hltchcock's eulogy of Mr. Putnam Other memberl of the House um
ed the book would be an asset to In.

I 3:93:32 :12; 3.11:; tiizcis;znc::g:r wltlr possible internal injuries as I re- Hoover was prefaced by reading an
l Y llNEs “En once or rejects the matte ‘ suit of a. (In from the second‘story Itemized account onthe way the. re- 7 . state instead of n liability for; in hai-
r' of the building“. i lief funds had been distributed In re- PUTNAM. Jun. ’t.——-Chnrlel Chlep— mg I. copy Mn 0: the ”km-w,
lief work. He asserted that no le- po. of 586 Grand avenue. New Haven. would have It amiable m 100k 09:.

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, . - Amerians Win Both \han 3.450.000 childl'en owed their Nmflfid ‘0 the 30091 mlice. yeStel‘dlY. when .‘t hue m the evening and "
ion of trolley operation by busscs; terminate federal control of . . lives to his “thoughtful direction.” that he and two other men were held many of the new members had nev- ~ . -.
termination of federal company and restore it to its owner New “land Tltlles ~ up. out of this city. while on their seen u. statute book they would haw
my to Providence. Wednesday @181“- opportunlty to familiarize themselves

.' 1‘ ... e Connectcut C05. is rec- or 0“"“3'5- ' ' I 1 ' ' . .
» by the Public Utilities Jimey Competition. I' ’ ‘ AsmElAfl N AUCKLAND, New Zealnnd. Jan. 7. Warning Slgllal lin an automobile. Two men appar- with the.h“°n the bookl.
. in its special street raih ‘Street railway service and jitney , . —Amerlcans won the New Zealaud . Out 0‘ Order entl." had followed them in’ln0‘her
tennis championship In both gingies ' machine. Chleppo said. and. running Neg” Policeman

V to the General Assembly sci-vice cannot permanently exist and - d h h [d ‘ ted n
‘, ‘. th t . ,m their own Way in competition and doubles estcrda}. Vlr’llllam 'l‘. The n‘cw warning signal at “"3 1°03 3‘0“!” e" ‘ e o up men ’0 n 1 "
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-.lf sustaining from its,With 920‘" other " J-he report states in Tilden 2d of Philndelphill. defeated ol' W's-(port Hlll. placed there by the

EL 1195 if relieved of public “I dissertation of the trolley- ll ney Capt. Watson M. W'aahbum. also an State Hl‘hway department is already out of the car-
" Chievvo said “I! m!“ '"h 1““ csunnmon, Mun... Just. 7.4.

nfai om of lo . ’ . “Hum"- Of the "0118)? tariff the “’- American. in the singles. while Tildcn out of commission. it falling to light
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eport results tram an ex- port says. “The: presewfi maxl- 1 and William M. Johnston of San Fran- up last” etching. lltllouth‘the automa-
dy of the - situation in mum fares are due in part to general C The “at ""33““? Oflhe Fall-field clsco defeated Nor-men E. Brooke: and tic switch which controls it was in and an immigrant 1m “tam: “3:3: “mam were carried to safety a...
4‘ Iand will probably be'higli costs of.1abor and ' materials ouInty Suffrage association was a Gerald F. Patterson. the Australian perfect working order as could be nt- “0‘ kg; the r: 340 fro: the in“ their beds ” ‘ burning house byline- .
$1,“ ; lde to legislation affect- during and since the war and In part :r table {Ion feast in its all days: team. The single- can to five sets and tested ,by the clicks made day the from ém° ”1 ntlnued. but they bert Hm. a. negro member of a. - ”-3
.2 bubl c carrier service during the to heavy tax 9nd statutow burden °“ “t t e Strum?” 1" Brute the doubles to to“ . Mm“?! 0' “1° "1“" “' they 79““ mum?“ two cl‘t'lm. He told the police force ire-torn“. All were ul- ..
. ion. = minim and to the but partially regulated jib yesterday when each member com The American team. with the ex- over the contact points. The “(M In. 3"; °°th “3 cog; 0 o 0 with him but on smoke but quickly re- .
0“," Recommendation“. ney and automobile competition. animated the other upon her we cepflon or Johnston. will play in Aus- beena tritium since lthu been in. be- E°M°ihQ°mlmone hidden m h“ 3nr_ ° ”m” "m A,
M cammImoner an em “I t Powers of Managers. felmd and charmins’ anecdotes were trails. mturning‘ to the L'nited States murlllumiuut'ed to:- possible two nec- mm :19 “th 'I diamond ”cum 00””? h m m t we build. I
a. 33 a “‘ Another recommendation is that 0 0 he PioneerM On all tildes at» by my}: the Orient. ands. and totally dark for about ten “5 m M. The M! '1 f '
. ‘9 number of one man cars be “1‘ the company give greater power to 9'33“!an was expressed not alone .-..____.___..._...Z___. ' seconds. The attention of the State The holdup m“ "“5“ "9‘ d h” and in: at 186 River street. m dil-
f‘jd '0’ “’53“ “Nice. superintendents and managers of div- for the enfranchlsement me new 09- Dry Agents M‘ Not Hlxhwsy department has been called 35mm“ Pkwfikgd; ‘1 ”in“ covered by Home” while "troll“:
‘( .mmmn’ 5 entire ”Stem be “- lslons. on the theory t t strictly lo- wflunitie- 0' the rota but a!” for y . . to this and possibly a sated light may “me '7 Ms bent. Braking in the door he
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‘ vice. It is umd t t public con 0 n e "‘ a: present installed there. was re-
(cIaIlI managers be 31V"! mm’y be flexible enough to permit the corn- our Omnlzttlons. In very molly 111- BOSTON. no... Jan. 7.—‘-A prohl- ' maul-ted“: ‘wwfifwgrfl a "31
ill Iinld be held respo . b e for puny to secure adequate revenue 1. cidents the speakers expressed their Dillon agent or an officer of the state Pmlm m Gun or number "I", the M 1‘
u cess ul operation of his dlvjr pay entire service costs. Elimination indebtedness to the Fair-field Counts my not raid a. building on mmaon, 3 WW“ Mono.“ :5 no my . , .
of free service. greater use of one. association for their own individual Judlc Dowd In municipal court ruled Car Mén Into M “n . w” after

to attention be‘pala to courten- mun cfr‘i‘ modification of special tax- devempment- todu' June- loan was before the ‘ ' they fund an t I!“ ’
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comi. ‘endatlons of the commu- é, go, bridges. snow removal. paving. Caroline Rants-Rees was paid court on commotgmhmou
é"? as follows" relieve comma! one... better traffic regulation and all t h tribute In a brief addres- br tomcat agent ind Mani: of title No. :0: ‘ou the PM , ~ .
it.'I.-_'~' maintenance except between mgr“ skip stop operation are “3-1!". William T. muck- who fer-vet! Who M they 1;“ found liquor on w was Wm“! WM " " , ' L m “I the min” ap-
will I Ales either side of 011“? gestions. The zone system should bé ... one of the Your president: In the the premise- of lions and Dhmond. robbers “.1“! “1|ij l m " " 1 pm to mine the rnlel o: the no- .. .5
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inn assessments except work tles' A review of the jltney competl- tion. Mrs. mocks spoke upon her them it.” ' . 13m to“ ‘ Be“ ”It “a hold W

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"\c to trolles operation then-cow “on from it. start in 1912 and the of- ab-olnte loyalty to an ides! sad her .._.._.______.__;_ , WM . Q“ {imam i , Pet, M M ‘3“, 33‘ mug, Noun; 4??"
\9. end time for payment of “n‘lfects is part of the $50” It gives fine interpretation‘ot per-0nd Ebert: M m . . _. , . f ' ' ‘ Wit!“ ~ \I . ‘ Decor.” ~2- 2.
taxes flithout interest and makells suggestions for corporate and for oil. Following Hrs. Buick-,- Hrs. . ._ , \ I~ l: _ , ' V W ‘3 1—“ .- m“ as.

 

l" \ies on net instead of gross op- managerial control of the trolley Emefson Nowell of Greenwich for the V

It income: permit abandonment company_ It can, the street rallwgy annotation presented. Ml. Banta- _ ’

f T I '“ D131“: routes With commls< service in Connecticut "3. sic‘lrpa- 3808‘th 3 ms.“ bronze statue of ‘
pprovd: permit cltleS‘to suar- tient.” but expresses confidence tint “The Victor." I W m m -‘

revenut bv contract and to subi‘ suitable curative measures will re-_ in’whlch the joy 01 I» will HI; quI so

/ .- and operate pOn- -paYlné‘ "1188‘ Store it to sound health. 'The ‘com- no N ' *
0‘“ company to operate basses; miuqon does not recommend pubnc While the m mam

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