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2laim Illegal L1 uor
‘ AKBLISHED )1870‘ 2'
Sales Were Made Here
.l‘oliée Make Four
2-1 :1: :1 Series of Investigatitms for Some Time
21-151th ases Scheduled to Be Heard Tomor-
1 121 in the City. Court.
l-?. T l}‘ 1111.
Wynn:
l‘hillp
of the
-of
James }"iunl-:ett,fl1is
lugludino, lmrtend-
Taylor (Bottling Kunz).
firm
1-1‘ tin:- Germnnin Hotel. on
21-11112). and Fred Gelio, har—
) -1- Imminic Incr-rto, “Kid
:1) the Bridgeport House,
1211-1-1-1, Second district. were
..2..1, yesterday afternoon, on
2 111:11‘11‘i1112“ them with the il-
:211-11 111‘ liquor, \2lll1'fi1tent
1 112-.111111 also with the li-
.2 11‘ 1111110r. ”‘“
12111 the
-.22-sri:‘:1tio11s which have
1-11 {1-1) some time. on the
local puller), with regal‘dS
111‘ 111111011 to “drunks,” who
min-sled. 111111 also cont-
11- have been received by
l'oli11- Pennington with re-
» 1-» 1111- ot'li21tior.
1_2.
A15 result of a
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2Y003’ PAYNS
AEKEEWYB TliAlY
YON3lUYlS iiilil’S
Sufferings Included
Eight Wallets and) Five
‘1‘ atches
IIH'HHI, l1‘1-l1.2‘l:'1.—.—“('_llh,(lot-tor.
'1- hurling 1ne."'.l‘l‘1:.).'ts what:
11‘!”
M,
'l-
1:1-112-11 \lmu l:2-:.t1 who is called
’l‘mlhllitls Girl." told plnsieluns
-11)1-1l:1:.tl1e\ leaned over her to1
1121 ll: mat. Then she Would
1111-11111]
- 11 1111- physicians round
Il-2‘,s and pocké ORS missing
1 t 1101ke‘gbooIks and the watches
a
1 2”... 1-; phv sicians who had treat-
1|
l1)
2
“TonsilitisGirl” Were. renovate
the police in pawnshcps,:yeste_r7
The girl. 15111112111 by Chief‘of De:
il'
- 1221-9 Hughes the. clever-est dip' in
:1 1:6).
is still being sought.
PUBLIEANS A00”
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122
1.2
NEW PAllYY 001133
'|h() delegates to the last Republi-
- (lh convention were re convened
‘l
.11-. council
chamber. City hall
-111i11g. last evening for the purpose
I‘ 1
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murdering new party rules. -‘ The
mic-1 yecently appointed 'by
.Joscph ll. Taylor, -reported- :1
rules which conform to those
approved by: the Republican
coment’ion. ' These have .to do
1111- matter of representation and
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1112111011 of calling the ward can-
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old said he ,.
"013.111; safe ‘
who had
,',
llu- absence of Judge. Ta} [01.
-l ‘ll Crowe. was chosen chair-
2.111! George l).uicl1mon:i.sec.re-
c! the convention. _'1'11t‘re was
little Escussion ower, the rules
1111111 as it has -bce-n apparent
111.111 city and town rules should
1:111ticnlly identical in their chan-I
mncs recesion is not. reflectEd in
311.2111c11t of its development for,
1‘\ issued 251111.}: tly ThéI- South—I
com--
1-111 gland Telephone_
. ‘\\'
1- 121=ord rate of increuse 'tn the
.1-1111- oi telephones uriug 1920 did
:1‘211121 in {he first month or the
2 nt \‘ear for 1162
added to the system in January
11-: 171.586 the total. number of
rhoms in use on January‘Slst _
111'21111 led the Icltl lt
- .1
telephones Ne
nl “ith 1_72:-I‘ Bl‘
I74; Yew Britain
““11 59.
‘l‘:)2l‘ (’193_
Ne“ Haven
1‘.ICl111rchdainII€r W3
120111 Addition; '
he avid ‘ 2 '
Church.
. Foreign ‘Wa 1‘s.-
:1n1l tune hex hands as if in'mander wall?!"
their -
Edi-
-, club rooms in) Viol! Stu-w,
‘ nunce.
telephones .
Ruler-{shed 1112-3124521): .
may. rem-laments com)“-
ice cream are end puucnmne cent; roof
Arrests After Conduct-
. «5‘ .
Information was given to the press
lost. night‘that T1aylo: 4had been or»
rested. as well but this moining this
was, denie1l.'Prosecuting “Attorney
( r-amcc C. liegem man also denied hav-
lug issued a. warrant for Taylor‘s or—
rest. but admitted having issued one
for the arrest of his bartender. Gug-
ludino. .- 2‘61: #1“
Bonds or $500 were. fixed in each
case ,nnd hearings will be held tomor-
row mornlng. hv Judge George H
Voslmrgh in the cases.
11‘ mm all that could lie-dearned this
morning) the conmluints regarding the
men arrested have been so numerous
as to 01:12) almost :1 nuisance at police.
l11):11l11uu._rtv:=rs. :m-l. lnasumch as evi-
dence. was at last obtainedon the men.
it was felt that the. time .wus ripe for
:1 “clean-11p." It was said‘ that no
other warrants than the above four
lune been issued.
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Post Commander, and
Plans Are Being Made for
Ladies’ Night
Militpyfl‘ai‘lot' Pint. 603, Veterans of
held its regular weekly
meeting; 1:181 hght at Red M n's Hall
"South Normlk. About 20 new mem-
, '1be1schrp taken imo the o: gauimtion.
tThe election oi olllcers for the ensuing
1 1mm are as gallows: l’ost Commando: 1
{Joseph W. Lockharh Seniox Vice Com
Commandez. John J. Guamierl; Chan-i ”‘3 "“3 morning by women “‘0'“ “H‘-
lain. Walter R. Ceilings; {ding-{am Tower of London? who wore their
Chang-p; Israel; Quartemmsiet‘ Her) picturesque uniforms.
hart T. Ceilings; Officer at the. Day,
Benjamin “H Hertz: Guard.l12"d‘wurd
Ryan. The commander will make «his
appointment of aides at. the next mec
lug The installation of the new om
this will be ‘held on Monday, March 7.
and ‘t is expected that who of the
no“ state. officers will be on hand to
1instull the otficérs.
rl‘ho post paid a nibute to the mem—
1111.201 those who [0:11 their lives on the
battlesh' 1) 111111111»
heads bowed while
med :1. prayei.
by standing ,wlth
the chaplain 111‘-
. “A committee was uppointed *0 L-‘Ok ment 01 a421l;ar111)‘alifl 1.11191) ”0“)" *1 .ofl'lcil) ll: announced in
making Iarrange- u
man the matter of-
menls for a ladies n1
1’11111119.’
The post is 11112211211112 of the follow-
lug letter from Senator P
men ol1the United States
Co attuned on Huge Seven.
NililWAlll Ellili
1lA30AAl££ Hill
“Y YA YN'YY')‘
or the most sumeeszsftu dances
1122:2502: wits l1eld..htst
1111111 "in
I TIMore than
‘uvo1hnmlrerl attended” the unfair.
which took‘thc‘ I‘t'orm ol‘ :1. "nicotine
eve-1»
ur‘f the winter?)
light by“. the . 1 'orunllt
’l‘li11Icmh'1)op‘rr1s weue- elaborately
BAS EBB“ Bug” " ”Tl-Arms”: for. the occasion with color-
". 'u symbol
~12 132mm- ‘01:! in 1111.) shape at 1112112221.
. ofI St Vulentlue’w flay.
“h; ed wiper shaded the electric
‘ l
.11.)“: «n; the clulIJ-rooma
er 'dancé. Prlzeu for. «mum-112;
g‘un‘d box) 1‘12) chocolu-t'ea.
tin. of Arch street.
{Recife-11! muzzle. for!
reason
Joseph W. Lockhard Chosen‘
1.131,“ Junior Vice ulth far greater thoroughnes than na-
2.
the
)llght bulbs adding ‘10 the attractlym
1122122111123 of the evening‘s mom I,
2.1 e :1 1112132 dance and a lucky slum-.12
The lucky.
Inufnber dance Wawgvon by; Mrslim)‘ '
dancing“
VT...
LONDON. Feb 15 —-New polltlcul'
alignments and the proposal of; legis-
lutixe. and governmental issues or trje-
11121111301111 import to the 'peoplo or
Great 112112111111 were foreshadowgd'
when’ Parliament reassembled here
'toduy. after a recess of seven weeks.
Opposition to the. Lloxd George miil-
istn‘, and discontent With many or
the policies it has pursued in the? re—
cent post, seemed to have reached a)
climax and it appeared the stability
of the Cabinet would be given its cru«
c.:1’l test before 2112-2 final adjournment
11f the session next summer.
Attacks on the. Gmernmcut seemed
certain to ccnur about Ireland. and
former supporters of the Coalition
Government were. among those “ho
were most bitter in their comments
on the hish situation.
(ollnpse of the Llowl George re-
gime was nbt fore cast). as it was fore-
seen it) prohulilv would, he able to
control enough votes in Commons to
carry ‘YITOUKYI his ministn's plans.
but it was exidf-nt that the premier
would be called upon to tight in his
most vigorous manner.‘ ‘-
Itleremonies incident to the opening
of Parliament Were invested with all
their ave—war splendor but elaborate
precautions had been taken to protect
members of the royal family from
violence and to prevent untoward inci-
dents in both houses. Visitors were
excluded from galleries and lobbies.
«111i 11co."‘n'1rei11f01ceme11ts of consta-
bles and "um 115 had been stationed at
the. appromhes of .W‘cstminstfr and
through \‘l‘hite Hall. At strategic
points. sharpshooter-s had been placed
to check any attempt at disorder.
The ancient practice of searching
the vaults beneath the Parliament
llmlldings. which was instituted in
06 as a result of the Guy Fawkes
un‘powdcr plot was ca1)1)-.iedt"oui
G
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YllflllliYEHiYilENY
0Y NlAfiAiiA YAli‘i'
onion-nounooenfiw-I"1-I
out
.1). . . ‘3
11 Misc '1‘ Feb.15._—An enlisted man or the Navy‘ris under. 1-.
- rams”: at morbidly Yard here, in («innocuous/with on alleged plot to f
- hit)“ up the dentin}. yacht Ma or. I 4"
Secret 801 fine nperatiscs and the “'uslilngton police are working on ~II‘"
the case, it was stated today, prom-«mtg on the theory that. the plot ”’
mu; “it‘d mmndea 10 the shops and other. \csscls at the Kory Yard. t '
The man under arrest, “hose name. was not (nudged, w‘gts sold to. ‘“‘
lun-c amwuac’lcd‘n supe rim) amou- and uttered him a. bribe to allow a "
pawW‘SllylM to hate contained a bomb, to be brought aboard the 2‘
Mu) o‘er at it certain hour-380C111): Sculce agents were notified and I 2*
the innn “as 3111123521211. . . .,
An uppomuncm 111.211.2111 was allowed to June ngude with another *
person at a prick here, “here he “us supposed to niacin). the package, ‘
was kept bv the. Sec ret Sort loo men, but the package “to; not delh cred. *
-: It 3: l * ll ‘1 O I t 3 0!
&
Yiolence Will
Nm-Solvethe
IriSh C ause
“-
the king saying: “
‘."l‘lze situation, infinirelund still
causes me distress; Amlguided sec-
tlcm of the Irish pcopfic’perslsts in re-
sorting to methods of fiflmlnal violence
with the object of establishing an in-
depen nt republic.
“ ' ither Irish unitv nor Irish self-
government can he obtained by this
means.‘
The king's speech “as Drier. but
touched on numerous vital questions
confronting the Governments: At the
outset it referred to the coming con--
feronces to be held in London. and
attended by the representatives of al-
licd nations. Germany and Turkey.
_ "I earnestly trust," sold King
ferred to It cloud.
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1111 11111111111
1112111-
1111111 111111111
1’. ullavher and Riddeil Clim
Wall with Rope Ladder
w.
l
‘\ o
wz‘sumouos 1.1. "11122111..
l‘k‘ll.
"natiomu :1uset,"2 on :1 gigantic. plan
gilt in the "9’" that would which all water prixilv tea 1“,,“
o
.0 one indn‘ld‘uul cunromtlon, thus
Eli planting: grams to \l‘trtous rmnllrv-
eta-use Chin" interests. ls urged in \arious- recom— mined at
Senate mendatidhs now before the 150139,!” more thought to have 30111 11: hiding.
Power Com on.
Although. agreeing generally 111.112 )1
‘comprchenslt'e system 01 den clopmem
should be adopted. the 11))1111111ne.1l112-
. ms 1:112 greatly us to the nature of
he deuiop'm'uxt. Ln :11-11ro1l11'; ruy
:‘-1).nts.the members of the present
.10. .llllltfllt. n. Harmonics Nu. .211). Payne
;.:t c4le-Wretopmcnts or methods inrthe
1 car future that will permit the trans-
= .; )11IgI (momlcnlly of power to
210 mllIesI or 1111111) from the
111211111.
13>;er have ml the commission
But the “single ignmcnt' plan
should include. assignment of Note:
-ochr privileges below the nuns us
well as those above. Plans to com-
bine the 92:9ng hundred thousand‘
house power token trom the 0039'
[with the. millions taken from noose
)thc Fall! into one project snore prea-
ented.'l‘he-p1ans range from tunnel-
lug) under Gout lumnd.whicl1 1131181
1511 toe preciplc’eI between tr. e Anteri-
Contlnued on I‘PagoI Seven. :7)
- The. dailcln‘g :wus Gold's-ed from _9 Y»
‘ «1121-12 M 111121;. J} fter midnight.
W lumen £121.31?) busily engaged) {o-
.11: metrics datum m tome
' of the. Clif hotel. liglv’flundé‘nmnfl‘t
.. "....
Al' 1%" Y.. l‘eh. 15.~—lt “n!
Nut-urn 2 prinnnj
todnv that Richard (‘vnlinghor 111111?
I‘ ldde’l. convicts from New
’tork _.city escaped lust night. by fro-
in: over the wall. The "men were
8 o'clock last night and
on. I
but a. rope made of old clothes and
cord um found out the south wall
where they got over. The country
surrounding Auburn is being-search-
ed. Gallagher was serving twcnly.
3121111)qu life for murder. .1112! ltidr—ll
was serving six) year: for row" 1))
“rm-11 \1 1121 received at the prison to»
and Meretlluth are inclined to nutl‘cl- .11.“, thnt Fwy-12w Run 1! convict wk 1
escaped last full and was recaptured
in 11:11de Hi. tart week. had ink
“11 poison in Hill in R'adforxl and «1 ll
die. The woman with whom he had
I been living in that place committed
suicide when the learned he was an
escaped convict.
Fifilll AfiAlNST 2
WENABY
l xnw roux. Feb. 15 ——'l‘he Health
Deparunent today began: pre1amuona
40. turn over the fit!!! against ire. iv.
plums menace here to Federal medical
authorities. .
(The steamship Mlnnesota. leaned.
{or the; purpose by the 11.222111121111111“
‘Merounttle «Marine. has being quuypiij
'1'12221 one mode may for moving) as
Yawning 2.") here 3339 will be used an ‘
I‘a 113W 'and cleaning 2221121211 ‘zor -'
third clots use?! on incoming
summation. ore-
“DU/'31”. Imecllcol couriers. 212211211122.
neluded 111 111111
8i. VALENTINE’S f
’ MASllllEllAllE liANEE
Given by t'h—effSB—cial League
3.0311103', Vol.1. lS.~—\‘iolence will . hofi
not solve the Irish problem. King .
George dt‘l‘lilfid here today; in his ‘ A must elaborate Valentine-4 mus—
spccch from the tluonc. to the two ouerade dance was given last night by
houses of )z‘ullmpent h" formullv the Social League of the House of
openine) ”10 S"1")-)l°“- One 0" ““3 0““ Maychom at the Maychoff plant. at
standing sections of his address ae- 35 Merwin street. The) affair was
largely attended
IIIQSt_SHcc(-’88flll ever held under the
auspices of the league.
for the occasion with symbols or St.
Valentine‘s
crepe papers. cut in appropriate de-
‘11 gnu. pictures and motto-cs.
grand march.
£5 . .
martin-1m presented It Ill‘t‘ttl‘ appear-
once.
Mrs. Garwlg and Parker Belt.
those wearing the prettiest. the fun-
' Jeanie
trYrYQVO
change here on Friday.
l 590 beds. a)‘
of ,The- House of Maye-
and was one. of the-
The hall was elaborately decorated
das . including colored
The feature of the evening was the
in which mery-om pau-
iclpated. Inasmuch as piactitfitits‘
veryone present. was in costume. the
The grand march was led by
Substantial prizes weer awarded to
"of educational afiulré in the. town: and
xschool libraries and
‘tircment of teachers. length of school
‘\
1435113
Small town school committeemen-
are planning to page a regular town
meetln' scrap before the Legislative
committees when bills proposed by.
the State Board of Education are giv-
en hearing. Senators and represen-
tatives hear that the men in charge
villages are formulating plans to com—
bat the measures which would give
more power to the, state body.
' , Many Bills mimosa.
There are numerous hills on the
program including one governing the
state grant. another for state aid, one
concerning the length of the school
day. Others provide for town boards
of examiners, examinations of touch-
rrs, trained teachers. free text books
and supplies. tenure of service f-or
teachers and principals and other of-
ficials. erection of school-houses.
apparatus. re-
recr. entrance of children in kinder-
vortens.
The.\ bill concerning the erection of
school‘ houses. requiring approval of
Will Oppose Measures Granting Additional Powers {0‘
State Board—Bill Governing School Constructt
Especial Target -—- Assenwly Has Busy Week Alter-it:
plans. by the state board before edi-
trocts shall be entered into and sub-.22
mlssion.of contract copies to the stub)
boaid. is one the small towns are re—
ported to be especially desirous of due
testing. The 111 esent law applies MY?“
schools of eight room
the proposed law would
building planned.
reports at 1. 422 schools in the new
only 358 have six or more dermal...
ments. The board wishes to supe
buildings that definite standards m’
be required ahd small towners are "-
portcd to be quite excited about It.»
Military
ul‘Er-ctln
hearing.
following:
soldiers. sailors and marines to W
institutions); concerning)
families of dependent soldiers. mum
and marines; amendment to that con-2
or more but
nciude cm
M1.
The state
Service. Men‘s Day: . .2
“’ednesduy ulternoori before {ht-‘-
affairs committee legislation
service men will22be given 1
These. matters include. th.
burial of»
Concerning expenses
support Qt
1w
Continued on “Page Seven. 1.
'SINN FEINERS
WITH BOMBS AND RIFLES
the worst costumes Miss
l 1.1 liDomenle a was ;:‘1 . en the,
tor the prettiest; 1e Missesa
Educ “colts and Lillian lieu-1.11.1 for
1119111 and
the funniest. and Parker Brit for the "ifnbs and tints
wont.
Dancing was enjoyed until midnight
to music furnished b) a three piece-
Wain-cw;
mohair-1L. composed. of:mc1p,beru19tj.
ithe league ).
. Refreshments consisting of ice
cream .cal: e. and punch.“ VLI'eie served
1.11111: 111111112113
Will flliiilillll'i
XL“! HA‘I‘IN. 1.101).
“as sent to more than
02'
a dhousand
1 53"“
contractors and builders in Connecti-
cut today of a meeting of the newly
Builder-8' Ex-
‘I‘hc program
will be to complete the work outlined
for the preliminary meeting held at
Waterbury a. fortnight ago.
lays stress upon the question of a
"uniform um thmughout the. State
1 armed Connecticut
for ouch separate craft. and. after u _
careful study of working conditions to,
reconfmend who: is considered a (air
rate of. wages." _
Other taragruphu are: To organtlu)
a central body of - counselors nod
handlers for mutual 12221123312. to woun-
alder the“propoaltion to haw: working
agreements begin and expire in the
some dates throughout the State. pre—
{empty January 1. and to have proper
ccmmttteea’uppoiuted to have charge;
or dun-rent phases of the contracting,
and building business. ._
President Hum 1.9111111“: in further
notice to employers can {but at prés-_
eat there to no 112111211113 in. progress in
)C‘onnectlcut. that the present- den-en—
ston will not be of long duration: and
it can” be shortened by
Values and doing c}'er§'t‘-‘-t:1g pond
to leueu the cost: of mtcrtuls.
'24-. --§t"'-:..,ati 1.1:?)1 in.“
) n:- he: 2"11; conformity;
”ruin carrslfiz. troops from Cork w
’The can
out htliz'i g
l)l=:l.l)‘AST.l)‘el.>.15.--A passenger
:ibberreeu is reported to lune been
=amhulhed between Balkans-old) and
Kim‘le by Sinn Feinero armed with
It in believed there,
were many casualties on both sides.
so» Mocks Governor.
SIDNEY. V. S. “7., Feb. II .mm
ing an demonstration ot the unem-
2221 here today. Sir W. E Davidson.
.theh Goiernor was mobbed Ind 1 de-
ment of the police were stoned.
BEAYll THREAT
FilR W31
(11.131131) 0 Fell. 15.——Coum~l
Prosecutor .dwnrd C. Stanton to);
undecided rnrlv today mt 'nctim.
would be taken concerning the .11.:
ed kidnapping n! A. 1.1hbfluu. 1"
Brodie“ Ohio. who had WM m"
to telttty for the state. In the trial '1
Judge Willlum H. Mott-noon. charm-l
with the second «degree murder o)
Harold C. Rwy
After the state had final: it. Itcats
erduy, Stanton recev a. e-
$3111 {from Bailin- u (lot-outwith
Pa... widen read:
“Wu: kidnapped “m ulrh
fro Dillouvule ml Proust! Instr)
Connéfiwfile.‘ mm no money-.1
you want me: to MW in u Mn)
money immediately can Clue! of P0
lice. Rodi we?"
Stout”: 111nm from tho Councilo-
ville: rolled lint filth! tint Milo)-
told them that ho We tron
Bradley “to: Dillomle. W nae-cr-
111112-0111 ‘rtugtom on nm- night-
when. he was penned Mil-m m
thrown Into a
flirted.» - Met rtdinl’ “We“! how:
he was transferred. to Another no.
-- Continue-d on Pate-8.013“- 2
x, i . l‘ ‘
i
”vans.
,fietendmit 1n :1 civil 1512-21022 no.» no
toad-cab tfl‘ hm m“ week befOVP (M acclfipnt
' cam made and crowd"! M
. double or trfi’l“ dnmnmw ”3
Q glaciation Q! m“
to; .22. tab of mans; then-1))
ARMED
Chins
ht massive Speed
Petty. of Stamford. torn-II
Charlene l:
Ibrousht by Marcus E. Wood: a! a.
suit 1:: an automobile com-ion Will
occurred Nov 12.1930.andwul- '
blind to Mr. Woods loom: a 2 .-
Petty is one or the principals l
vorce cult brought about a mo
The. comrluint alleges tl
Woods was Operutlhg MI 11101,
on the River Road. Connor). t-
the Post Road when Petty .09.
ed in a. Dodge automobile. driflnfi
the opposite direction. It to in
alleged that Petty "nogllgently
carelessly collided with the motor-w)-
cle.” and that the automobile vino
“operated at an excessive rate of 5”
speed. " it is claimed that Potty lull-I
ed to have the on under minute!“ )
control and that he 11mm to turn to
the right so 11: to give Woods one—halt
the road.
Woods receivcd sew—e lac-wot Mm
of the left to: 3116‘th mmiv "it“
dons and Hood min W m )» ~11
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