ABLISHED 1870
AD BILLS A
$2, 578, 000
Roads in Connecticut
or six bills for including
1:1 the trunk lim- system
, - ~. construction of which
i : 31w shiti- :1 maximum of
,1 mill lw recommended to
"11- by the committee/011
and rivers. Five others
mgrcgnte cost of $1.-
. mil 1..» favorably reported. in
i :1. ~'t;it(- highway department
_ printing 53.000.000 for ex-
, . lill trunk line system and
rims
l . - 1 Mll'l‘SiOHS of state aid
limit of the $1000.000 ap-
. .ill \\lii br- matched b3'\t.he
; . .l 1111 use on federal aid
llill4 l-‘xuorcd.
'1 millu- has decided to re-
. .- .‘-l\ on the following bills:
. llill .\‘u 41] (introduced by
:i\'~ Keith of Putnam)—
llli stutt- highway
uni-wpl 11:4 state aid roads
:4 \ziurh (-onnct with trunk
other state liid‘l‘t‘at‘ls.
the construction.
.\ .: 4);'
.,.4 (11'
ASSEMBLY
1. 000 Allowed fOr Sta te Trunk Line {Additions-—
(ommittee on Roads, Bridges and Rivers Ready to
choit on Several Important Bills— $3,
pai tment Measures Favored—$1, 000, 000 of
to lie Matched by Govel': nment for F ed e ral Aid
com-J
J Billilliii
,000 D 8'
Amount
Mi
House Bill No. 616 (introduced b3
Representwtlve Anthony of Mansfield)
—Iucluding the highway from Mans-
field Depot to W'arrenville in the trunk
line syStem of highways, estimated
cost 3605.000.
Senate Bill No. 93 (introduced by
Sciator Browu of.¢‘\'orwich)——Appro-
pr sting $50,000 for improving the
highway between the inebrialetnrm
O
Administrators-or the James
G. McLaughlin Estatein
New York Seek Redress
TTTLE Til NilRlTALli
LANA] QUESTlllNEll
William G. Shaw Gave Mort-
gage When He Had No
Right to Do So -
Suit
against
in l.ed,vard_and Preston and the. junc-
tion of that highwa) "with the trunk
line highway in l’restion at Ram's:
ters'a Neck Chapel. estimated cost
$110.000.
_Sennte Bill No: 298 (introduced by
Senator Mandonald of Putnnm)~u‘\p-
proprinting 32.000.0011 for the con-
struction of extensions to the trunk
line'srstem and for co-opernting with
the. federal government in the con—
struction of federal aid roads.
Senate P-ill No‘. 29? (introduced by
Senator Mncdonnld ol' l’utunm)——Ap4
-
(‘nntlnncd on page Eight)
“E EALELANELL
LS ELSWN Ll?
4Attributed to Mine
{-49:31} by Germans Dur-
;; i319 ‘oVar
'\. I'iilx'.
‘Hlllf'l‘
Feb. 17.———Thc four—
I Charles (L ,Endféott
s... 113' a mine which is'bc-
v.19 drifted across the At-
n mine field planted by
:w. submarines during the
nun: to the captain‘of the
wph C. Cook. who anhed
Antilln. Cuba. Alter the
- “21.4 blown up the new
lifeboat 24 hours before
Antilla.
AlllNiiY Til
.l. MBSQULTAAES
“’1
q .‘l
A
min: before :1 Joint Com—
Slntt- Legislature for an
1:1 for Mosquito i-Ixter~
Hzr- Capitol yesterday. in
'.:ii('1l‘ Candce: licpr'e-
M. :1111] \ankins appear—
- committee and recom-
' pprnpriation. as also (lid
>ll Frost. Dr. D. Spence.
i.;1 J. Caxanagh ~ and
'-‘;r11..'1llof“hom spoke
1.! 11.411115 of the exter-
June in Norwulit for
worst \
gcntlcmon
; .'.:?"i:llls from different
. u. spoke highly of the
< ’ .ill'eml)‘ been done
41.1162 and urgently
.ll‘l‘Y‘Opl‘ifltinll b3: the
unlinunnce and ext?“—
"ii of cxterminating
l 4
“ 14':
111 any
'1
u .1
. i;i~nt physician of New
\~:,'.' interesting talk on
lv".<llii.‘= accomplished in
"l'lilil‘iitiion in his state.
the Grange
' : also. the pres-
! lmmhor of Commerce.
in. (“‘on11.. and several
. ~mv n and men of this
“2w
-l1'11'l for the appropria-
. 11 theovork.
A? Fair Association ,
Oppose Light Saving '
"'lill. Feb. 17.—Answering
l‘ ' members to forget war—
“ and return to the
the Connecticut State
411111 at its annual meet;-
milol 3esterdav farenoon
...<
111-, continuance of
'4 'lhe farmer-3' at“
" " 'I'h discussed question '
'1 Ar H311 Sxkes of Sumeld wh '
n1: :isme. He said “19:3,
""""' approved daylight-sow
L" ‘ " and said nothingfw
"‘41" of helping to win _
RCA “lakeman. master f '1
:m E»
Sfl‘i' 2 1t was"saiid hat.
"5 p\‘Derienced much
AM“ "Wing to the as g
' ' 15 it was impose“)! ‘ ‘
"'3 during the. any 11%
" “17"“ plants we
and at the c1039
m1i1 work “.38"
‘ (iii 0!‘ harvest.‘
was brown ,up ol’t'thcr
lorezl.
committee to make a.
else spoke againstoa’ _W_
NARA/Alli EASES
AN ELLEN Eililii‘l
Revillo, Wounded Burglar,
Given a Year' 1n the Coun-
ty J _ail »
RIDGEPORT. 1101). 17.—A sen-
t' > e of one year in the. county jail
[01' his part in the burglérlzlng’ot‘.
AllepH'aSstm's store in Norwalk was
imposed upon Anthony Rcvillo of this
city who plead guilty to the charges
against him in the Superior 'court
yesterday. Judge John P. Kellogg
impogcd the sentence.
Revillo was with Fred Grillo the
New Till\'c"ll-§:llnlllfl.ll. wont to Nor-
xvnlk and while the latter was rilling‘
the. stem- of Alley linssan on \Vest
avenue. itcvillo kept watch outside.
Police officers arrived on the scene
and in :1 running battle with them
Grillo was fatally wounded. Rcvillo
was shot through the hip when he
attempted to 111m. lie is 19 years old.
Charged with entering n‘storc in
Noru'nlk lust month (leorite Deroser
is years old Wes l'r-nandod to the
state l'm‘ormziiory by Judge Kellogg
w hen he pim-idul quilt) in the charge.
'Iuil Norris and l‘.vl\\:1ivl “ithei spoon
alleged .111 complicea - 11".1110 given 60
days in the county jail (Inch.
(Continu‘ed on page Twelve)
2 Young Wom‘cn Field
As Aids to Robbers
nosrnx. 1'91). 11—41111: the r24 Has Taken ,a Ten Yeal‘s’l
covm'v ol' loot r: .-.1.1: lrnm tinliro“s .
to fur coats and inxxiis. the police Lease 01 ConceSSionSc
yesteidny said the" bell: vcd they had at Steeplechase I S l a “d:
uncovered u Sl'ilt"i‘.ll' by which two .
\oung 170111911 went to work as Perv Briflgeporl:
rant girls and thou told 11'... in cm:-
fedcrutcs the. 1513' o‘.‘ the land. Aiiiclcs Vfi’illiam '_.\. 33311, of 12.2 \‘x'ashing—
found in the. rooinis of .lcnnic Manor ion 31.». M'. this~ city, who. for some
and ”919“ Nays-.- “'1’" ""9"“ detained time. has had tin“ pzixiixon 1111.1
pending i11\'1\stl;'n:i'::i. were said to .iath ho . at Compo iZ-szicli. “1.
zigf‘rresrjnte 310.000 in value. :zort. has ‘\.i(\)‘,_)'(‘ar lean:- on the .,
John \\'. 'llcustis -iu.lcntii':('ti the wemlons of ice cream. candy. 1'10." 30
Mazar woman as n sen on: who was.
with him only :1 {en titans before 11’...
house “as robbc :i and she disappc. ~111—
ed. Adolph ]111rro1igl1s.z1n attorney.
said he had hired :1 Wounn of that
name and within :1, i‘mv days his home
“as looted. ‘
Art iclos included in tho loot recov-
1"(rc identified as those tu'<en
:‘rom' other homes in tlr Back liar.
High ‘
School
to Be Repaired
I...
An insuiance adjuster was in the
(My. yesterday. and inspected the
damage done by the recent fire at the
High School. 1;ch was shown oven
Ithe building by the janitor W’illiam
"Doc’.’ Fisher. and later met members
:and Title company to recover $35 000
, insured
of the Bca'rd of Education; 11nd came ’
to an agreement with them concerns
the Bridgeport Land
for which it is claimed the company
the validity ofa title in a
large piece of Norwalk real estate.
was filed in the civil superior court
yesterday by- Cornclia. C. Mcl.oughlln
and Benton “’elling‘. Jr.». of New
York. administrators of the estate or
James G. McLaughlin. also of New
York.
The papers in the case are very vol-
uminous and describe in detail the
extensive litigation that has been car-
ried on concerning the validity ‘of :1
$40,000 mortgage whch encumbered
the property from April. 1913. “Lil
the supreme court of errors in ibis
state confirmed the opinion of the su-
perior court that the mortgage, was
1-ot :3 valid one.
The claim is that \Villi'im G. Show
of N0r‘i’fiik, as a trustee. sold to “'11.
liam J. Hamilton of Brooklyn. 9‘"
property in question and that ”1'11. Ii-
ton gn\1~ Show n mort age of $40. 00 0
Show transferred this moi-t am in
Charles McLoughlin of Rye. Tins oc-
(Contlnued on page Eleven)
Jones and Jackson '
./
Get 3
Eddie’Joncs and Harry Jackson.
the two negroe despcrudocs. who at-
tempted to kill Detective, Sergeant
Thomas llunt as the latter was tak-
ing them to Bridgeport fail in De-
cember. after they had been bound
over for iobbery of Joseph Tuner. 01‘
this city. were scntc_11ccd to from
three to the years each in State's pri-
sun 11) Judge John '1‘. Kellogg in the
Criminal Superior couit. this morn—
ing. 1'"
The charge of assault with attempt
to murder. first put against the men.
\v.1s "(i wesrrlcd by Assistant Stol-
NASil SELLS BELLE“
.._._..._
.(ili.li.3 :it' Save ‘ a"
{1911111113 and soft
owned by the City. of lriiltcgnr: has
been leased (or the new ten years .1:
the, Tngcrsoll Engineering: Company. r
syndicate, from New Haven. and. 11!
the present time. linker &' Miller. a
Mark. are putting up a number of at-
who have a financial interest in the
park .are putting up a number of'st-
tmctions there in readiness for 1110'
opening of the park on May 15th.
My. Nash, has sold to the Town of
“festport. for 323.0710 his 1-1:;th ma
interest in the stoflre ravilirm erd
'both houses. but will re‘ain them 1 n-
til octobei lst. this yer‘r . wlie‘imhm'
will be. taken 03 or by the town.
A so do fountain
is approximately. 5* 09'.) is..1c.'nz in
stalled atrStecplcchase ls!at1d.b3'. M11
7551le
ma by Bend't
omnisfi
Jack Taylor with a.
has surrounded a. number“. fp
in search for five armed
clerks at the main post
coped with six sacks
mail. valued at several tléusand dol—
lara.
office driver and clerk. r,
The robbers are thou-1:11 to 1151111
been at the railway static 'whe'n the
train bearing the mail F21 .3 arrived.
and followed the truck t the post
111111 1111111313,
{be cost 0- 11:21.10.“ .
TOLEDO. 0.. Feb.
‘jogic
Point Placex six miles no .
oregisiered
The men held up w Charles
Milroy. post office clerk:_ nl Weir-
ich and Joseph Hughes. ilway post
” pectivels'.
The mail had just be removed
from an lncominsvtmiu :1 .
tion .3111! was about to be
the post office a mile dl
the robbers drove up in .
face dowuward on the pav
Four minutes elapsed f
the robbers drove up to 1
until they had seized the
were on their. way.
The. stolen mail was frém eastern
points and Cleveland. ncéording to
Post Office Inspector lllnk ' who took
poi-sonat- chaise of the ins Alsatian.
the time
post oftle
ck; and
office.
Postmaster George XV. Ltithrop this
morning was unable to glue on esti-
mzite of the. value of the. than stolen.
Police have recovered a stolen 11110.04
mobile used b3 bandits in holding up
cmplo3es of the Toledo Past Office.
early this mowing. and stallng nine
sacks of \nlunble mail. \0 clue as to
the identity 01' the robbers has been
obtained.
Postal cmplo3es admitted that the
loss mnv total nearly half 8. million
dollars. Police claim that the loss in
currenc3 :1 alone may be between $800 -
000 and $400,000. '
' Load of Amendments Will
.BALLllT Sillfill
Make Conference Agree-
ment Very Dificult -
43 Tlli’ill
Some Republicans B o l t,
While Nine Democrats
Support the Measure
\ ‘ .v -
' \VASHINGTON, Feb. 17.—Chalr-
man Fordney. of the House Ways and
Means committee. left tbday for St.
Augustine. Fla... to seek the approval
of President- -elect Harding to a. plan
to put through at thé extra session of
the new Conzless this spring a sec-
ond emergency tariff to provide pro-
tection forfil products of American
industry.
The measure Mr. Fordney has in
mind would be designed asa stop gap
until a scientific tariff law could be
framed in the light of after—lhe— Via
conditions in the various count iles
\VASHINGTON. Fob.17.—-'l‘he key
log has been knocked out of the. legis-
ative jam in Congress today through
passage, by the Senate. of the Ford-
ucy Emergency Tariff bill. The way
mus had been opened in the Senate.
where the congestion is centered. for
consideration of the big appropriation
measures.
Some leaders had renewed hope
that Congress might. be able to com-
pl3 with t‘he desire of President— elect
Harding. as expressed in messages to
the Senate and House leaders that all
of the appropriation measures be
enacted at this session. Others. how-
ever. expect lengthy discussions in the
Senate .when the Army and Navy Sup-
to 5 Years
Cairn A. Carton. this
morning. he i1h\‘lllg ngrted with Pub-
lic Irm'endt-r lobar! G. Del‘m‘t‘sl; {‘l‘r
pointed to 1'1 lli'eti n: the two hem-14's.
to (uni 1:1 :1 134'“ of guilty 10 '1':-
chzngc of assault u§th [intent to lxlll.
.- 't.- 1113 T'i‘Ftlf‘St asked clcmmwv
:‘or his (liens. as be said 1114: tiny
had no prmious records.
"No. they have 110 r'ceords‘thnt you
know of. or no records that I knoW'
of." flashed buck Mr. Carter. “You
don't know anything about them. but
I I
13’s Altm'lu V
(Continued on page 'l‘cn)
EilASilN ElflNEEll
TALKS Til STilllENlS
Sn 'perintenccnt
‘iester at Merrill Eusinee.
College
.-\int‘i1 ll. \‘x‘ilzchestq-r. g"'.1.c'.':1l su-
perinleudcui o; the :itmtn I‘.»'1'.-.';ilk
Electric (-.'o:".ts=..nnll cue of the "1:11;-
son l'ion-t'n1'.'-" :1 1111's: lll‘ie‘w-st-
in: talk to the pupil: the Llerrill
lillti‘T‘ZE (filingc this morning. on his
recent visit to .‘Zr. l'Zd‘Scn 11‘. Lieu-c}-
1"11 Park. \3'est Ora!1:;(.o:1 the l(“‘“1_
sion oi the g: 1.1: imcntors 74ti1l1iith-'
saw
at
chase Asia; d. iiridguort..:11d viii "1: 'dat..'
the 131111? on a perce; 1‘r. ":1 1143.4. 4 ,
o liv 1 to b1 :1
7 S‘c cplochnsc I “11111 \‘l1icl'ruls :10...’ .Jr.‘ Ld'. sen e: :‘pccls t v, .
‘ E A ' old 1111111.!1'. \\".i11t'l e: or Siid
very
and told of l-‘Zd Sons futiur “ho lino.
to be 9‘. of his '; a .111 f.. ti1er 1" ho \-u4
100 :1an his great grand-fat‘hc: \\ ho
lived to be 104.
Edison WAS classed in" Mr. \"i"-
cheater as one of the, greatest men of
the times and one of thc three great-
est men born in l‘ebruar3. Washing—
ton. Lincoln and Edison.
He rclnLed some of his PXpOriencm-x
while worsinr: with ‘lr 1‘ disco in the
'old days. and this is how he b(‘(‘:‘1m(‘
one of the “Edison Pioneers." 19.61.-
1011‘s two « ucstions " 'Vi’hy?" and
"Why 1101"" l: ave been responsible for
1111113; int 1;: s inventions. '
'We Ml”; :c'ar 2"“!2 in 431133247112.
‘he mem‘rers of th“ ch11! 1'- be inc 91111
"lr "-” acr'mr mate 11 11am 4'1
_n c‘
' other incidents of the i““‘“”“"~° “ I”. s
' 42“.” hf )V‘n éfi~1“g§f§’!)¢'""fi Were g‘ca‘» ‘3
r'aieau-d «rm: our on“.
A
$341119 the unfinished business betore the
A. E. “I'll!-g
ply measures come up.
The Post Office Appropriation bill
iiatc'todav z. .1»
Facing the admittedly difficult task
of reaching an agreement on the Sena-
'1tc amendments. Senate. and House
conferecs on the Fordngy bill were
expected to (set down to work todaxin
an effort to complete its enactment as
speedily as possible.
‘ More than a score of amendments
rad been added to the bill when the
Senate passed it by a vote of 43 to 30.
Nine Democrats voting for it and four
:cpublicuns against it. broke their
part}: alignment. Two 1.cpubliczln
Senators. Moses. of New Hampshire.
and Edge. of New Jersey. took the
floor against the bill. bitterly assailing
it and its Republican supporters.
pa
7 Attorney Leo Divis
a: ' and for the
SUES CITY
I
for Interest.
i=1 . -1 3 - ‘
- Damage: 'of 312.000 are ’asked’ in
proceedings .ulnstituted today by the
First Taxing district against the City
of Norwalk. The action is baaed_, upon
the failure of the defendant to pay
the rental of tire hydrants in the
Fourth Taxing district. and is a new
angle in this matter, which for sever-
al months haw caused considerable
stir city-wise. so well on having beenv
thrashed out along certain lines in the
courts.
Funds. defiaited by the city in the
City National Bank. of South Nor-
walk. were attached for $150004 by
Deputy Sheri 'Edward B. Doulenfi.
who served t papers in the action.
represents the
plaintiff in the suit.
The case in scheduled to come up
before the Sinner-tor court in Bridge-
port, on the first Tuesday of March
for a hearing.
In the papers. it is alleged that the
First Taxing'distrlct is the owner of
water works. situated within thc
Fourth Twang district. and that the
,hydrants .(owned by the plaintiff are
oped to protect the defendant city
'rom fire. Up to August 3]. 1917. it
.s.claimed. the defendant paid the
plaintiff for’the use of the hyd'ants
water obtained through
the 85.1116.
Vlfhe p.aintilT. the papers read. from
FOR
Anew II. 1917.410 August 31.1918. ,
owned 203 fire hydrant: within the
Fourth Tum district. and from Aug-
ust 81. 1918. to August 81.1920. own- ‘
ed 205 hydrant: in the some district. ,
all of 'WMch have been used by the
deferment. A ramble price for the
use of the hydrants. nod for the W114
ter, the paper- ny. in $15 a year for
each hydrant. which the
promised to pus.
defendant
The. mention: continue by saying
that the City of Nor-walk failed to pay .
for the use of the hydrants from Aug- . ‘
ust 31. 1018:
August 31. 1830, and owes the plum-
til! $9,195,111.11 interest. This amount ‘
has been demanded of the piatntm, ' '
but. it has neglected and refused to
August 31 1919 am!
pay the name.
An attempt to fence the payme to of
the rental of the fire hydrants
made by the First Taxing district...
some months ago and resulted in the
water being shut off the hydrants In
the Third district. leaving» it without.
fire protection. A temporary injunc-
tion, restraining the First Taxing dis-
trict from this action. was obtained.
from the Superior court by Corpora—
tion Counsel Edward J. Quinlan. The
injunction was later made. permanent.
No further action was taken in the
matter-“until today. when 211:1 damage
proceeding- Were started.
Two Men, Touring Car and
Noroton
STAMFORD. Feb. 1'1. 411 shot from
n Havnes touring canto a “it near
Miller's Bridge. yesterday. after a
short chase along the Post Road from
Atlantic Square. The driver of the,
machine made efforts to get away
from the Federal officers, but "the
shot frightened him. and he stopped
quicklv.
, One hundred gallons of high-proof
alcohol in 20 five—gallon cans and a
large quantity of coloring were found
in the tonneau of the touring car. The
officers seized the alcohol. and the
touring car. ‘ ‘
Nicola Lambardi of 849 \K‘allace
street. New Haven, the drivercf the
machine. and James Lomberti of, 13
ulu‘lili‘illiinmi
[39111111111 31311111113.
~ (
NII‘S’ YORK. I-‘eh._ l.7.v~»“'l‘he con-
dition of Enrico Caruso. wurid famous
grand opera sing-f: continues unsat—
i11'nctcr35111d 11r' tic..l." LCCOFI ;11.9; to :1.
s.‘ :1 emcni iss'wi by Dr. 1-1...11cis ..J.
‘lnrr'ru.'01:e (t' his attending ph3si—
1 11s. shortly nf‘u‘r 11:34) o‘clock this
litiorning.
_ ".Taz'ziso's condition is as 11.11: 'ofis—
Warlory this morning." l'c said. “as it ,
«\\'L‘.S yesterday morning. i gun e:~:~
.1
1l "111(‘.“_‘.." 1. ii \11'3' critiral. and Me
i 1:111:11 gel .11 3:: from ti'nt Incl."
".2'11'1‘. airn 11 ACLOJ the nev‘spuner
ii 1- sin' He; had rallied from
1" latte eaih' till" 11101113113.
1.13:. a a n \cr3' \'.’eak.
!\':'-.4' of 01: g 1‘. it
. .. . L1lsllet‘4'1u
:.;.'1 intro: 6111' .2. the Light.
.‘1l::1':1'res a1" ..ip:.t‘.;3' (' 111111111101 to
11 101': trio 5‘. e (.‘a'f‘vl5‘1
1‘10.) 1% r:.':'.': (if tip world.
(8.119 from imnlon. Paris and
l-l'waoa' and Homes Alaes
from every country in which the ten4
ore \olce is knckn.
There .came too. a telegram from
'lnscph P .Tum‘filty. secretary to
”President “419011.11111 the text was
not mode public.
So many admirers have been col-
‘.:-'.1.tl1ul
:1 second
an n-
wc re
O‘
-.
S .
111.1. star?»
A 1-139
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T’ .w-Mp
{ ‘ (Conllnwd on page l'lcu- .
321 13111111 1111111
. was stolen
' is of 891.321 11:;
1111;.
«no
no opinion one way: or ult‘ other. ‘
7 7 280. 000 000 W.
W’entworth street. New Haven. his
companion. were arrested. and each
was held in bail of $500 pending a!
hearing before the. United States
,(‘omlnissioner '1t Bridgeport. on
charges of transporting alcohol with-
out proper permits.
The touring cm‘ bot-c Connecticut
11"11'kers Pf—Mfl. The alcohol was
purchased in New York city. The men
were lniiil‘lfl.’ ii to New Haven.
it is supposed that they expected to'
(Pontinued on page Eleven)
3‘12":ch Bandits (‘1?th
Pair Of Beoze-Runners
Halted by Pistol Shot:
the mower of n revenuo agent of j
McCarthy‘s mun? Wren: breath:
Mum :miic
‘
100 GM of Alcohol Cap-
tured After a Chase from Town Hall, Stamford, to
llEllillJlATlli‘ PARTY
WASHINGTON, Feb. Iii—Reor-
nizution of Democratic party ma-
chinery preparatory to the Congress-
ional campaign of 1922 11nd the pres-
idential campaign'of 1924, was the
topic set for discussion at the meet-
ing here today of Chairman George
\Vhite. of ti" Daemocrniic National
committee and members of 1111. exec-
utive chmmittee of sixteen which he
1ccently apmlnnz-d. '
\Vhether the nzorgmiizniion
be effected by the exccu‘live commit-
tee or be placed before :1. meeting of
the full membership of He National
committee “1.1.5; to be decided. Chair-
man “'bitc. in calling todn meet4
ing. inducted that in his: opinion the
rcorganization should be 11'
about through action by the (an
311‘
committee. Thomas i Love. Demo—
National com ”1:11:11 for
mt'xils hrs-wr- \‘II- 11. FJU‘J-iig ‘ announced
int he had own‘mr-vi the :siztfmx‘ure's
of $10 of the lot} mwni-ez's the Kit-
li'msl committee to :1 x-r‘lrian aching
fhut Cl'izlirrntin \‘(hilc 1-: il .11 meeting
1,1 l
.‘ 1.3: Wm’m r on:
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five-r911"? Chirrc l" 1lir1'1 nt 3‘ 111‘ 1' '
near here. ,Vc'ttej'fin' (1"‘(111'11 '11'
6" 1'two«r1i‘ 1‘11“." Z‘T‘Z‘Ni l'rii‘ ":ih' W‘s-.m‘
had held up a 'r'rvn {1411.10 and r"‘--
mired s7co‘ r-l‘f'flr 1"1l‘l‘1‘1‘“! 1,.l.“
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"'at 11111150."! ire (1'111'1'1‘ so" “rel mii' -4
run Olfn ontjn‘~\ . 'T‘WO 0? ‘i‘n T1nw¢,i_.g
attempted to hide in a livid but the
1 osse Sli“"011114ml them and M“:
(‘ve'turi‘i’ dial.- rmcd them and 111101)}:
them-ins
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‘g“ ”lfi- -~- ._ "-“vp 1H a‘dc‘ "711341 unrlvlflfln'v
‘it‘nn Treasurv in the. hope. of finding
1 r" 1" Jo“ ihe‘W‘rensw-v s em‘wa.
i rude 11ml rnwthc. trunk. which he boil
110 olIcV~d to contain papers When
4-114 'hm'cen {yr-en thousands of oraia
sci. other Win“ stones appeared
qynn, Luci-‘9 nf w‘ficy‘ {-
estimated:
1.1m Man-11: 41......-
" NswlAenv‘emv Cadet.
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Marten» 4.4443414. wan-nu- W m. wade
1s h.ahq.....g.,gp "misfit.” ‘3 the Ft!“
“waflmfit ‘for ”lair-34(- on as; A43.
,.411.
21’ the $1113 t'ommiticc inr ‘1’! h 1. at
Louis 111- some (filler u .u:;'i City,
i0 consider reorganization
Mr. Love and R obeit NV. \‘Jol‘zey.
former Interstate 1. .01111111- rc t‘ommis-
sinner and (Tr-after ol‘ thiwmthition. had.
been invited in prose 11:. their Views at
today‘s meeting. - The Democratic
Congressional commit? 1- I 1' " " '
'f'iit. allowed. ':.. row-“lrtin‘: .. ..
'. 11‘... in the opinion of 1‘1111 bmi' ' 2
was no inner-1.1151131 for
commit" '1 .
zrwssin'ml com-mitten :14.)
record as form-E1112 ’1. c ‘
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HELENE 'EAE .AE
P '11“ . L.‘.'.
entire Noti111'1l
Plans ‘or '1 hie “he-115‘ 1ip dvi .m “ore
mantac‘c’l last nitrbt at '1 11m“ 1g of
the EM League of the Norwalk
Methodist Episco church. The
drh'e will begin 8 3' night. and it
is hoped that mom/111 member-11 to
Lawn-non will be secured Plans
were also made. for making evenm
services mm interacting and thin in-
cm the unendance at them'.
. Following the business meeting. In
W lucid nape followed. m
such! not the form 0 RVs-lentil”
M.- a: whip): mm a growth to
Table: and
Wants Pay ,for Four Years’ Use of Fhfe Hydrant:
in the Fourth Taxing Dish'ict—Alleges Over.
$9, 000 Due for Service and Considerable Sum
should '
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Norwalk Chronicler