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Night ‘ ires \
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our Darien
iz'cd At Fleeing Man
Eiz‘ifi This Morning At Blaze
7~'.~ Stables Set Afire Shortly After
' .“il‘tl‘ Butler’s Garage Destroyed
‘. esterday Morning, With Loss
.. \ igilauies Are Organ'
it-riams Fire in a Week; 'e-
‘ lie Offered by Darien Au-
pects Arrested Let Go.
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will: ilivir (:lHllit’N m, unit. and
.. f r an illK‘f‘\llf_'alll‘lll. usually no
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e ..,.i
l: - -llu‘\ lm‘r'v 1mm a1 work during‘ the
. ; luv-n four fires. all accompanied by
'* ’ :wlw out shortly after midnight
val iv wf Andrew Taylor. ull tlic
unik uf llll‘ firt-im-n.
.. “2v l N11 inn g'urag'tn Lamar Built-r.
‘li .2 lf“\\ (if (war SGHI’UU.
- my of Charles S. Abbe. Lcrm'
\.L:£ 1 wt" this city. situated “In
ll.~_vl:\\'u}'. Were alw burned In
.,'.-‘,,..<l.;_ and the Alllio barn fire
l». ’->
f} 11m
in
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AA
it ~‘_
thl.‘ 3.: tin- n-al of Taflor's undertak-
‘juig [0:Il'h'I\.
. \ltulll} afterwards the n-{mrt «I a
n 1 2:7!!! “as ln-nrd.~ H appral's an: Mills-
3patiuh run-rm] the stable. and. gs ht-
‘;.»;« am! the door. one “1' the stalls was
tun-.5 uiui tlamc~ and sntokc. At tin-
:sllzn' timc he saw a man wearing a
:l.’u‘_‘:- l-rmum-tl hat. escaping WI
'un- s-i thc roar doors, and he "penal
1m. :1! him. “hotlwr the shut look
nw t would nut ln- ascertained.
. . . - . in. :iluunlum-d car was left on the
‘ ‘rau lu.‘=\ until nlmut 10:30 o'clock this
.. ‘zlr-tlnhu. u hm twu mcu frnm a Stam-
. : -:<‘\ ~':u;l‘.'t- mun» to Darin: to runu‘r
- >5. ' l" 1. 1"”). The car was owncd by
- . \\~l:~--n A spclkc. pltunlx'ra in that
»- . :‘x lt \\ a~ u.~(’t'luin0tl that \"oIfsion
.. I: ,l. ! lll~ hrnthcr were driving the car
» . m ilzm ~tuppcd at that point. It
l.ll.'llf‘\l that friends came along at
\.:1Iu hm? and ‘00k them ‘0 Stam-
.Hxi
r,” . 2‘.i n‘
u,
.. , \: vultt‘d crowd pthcred around
. , ‘. .1 :ll-: ‘12! ”4|" .fllm that i!
.. . . , l ,. ,; u . '1 Hunt:- clue to the MM. It
‘ g . .. .2. . , - Apparent. newt-“v.10 “to (I'll-
. .1 . . . . .u it had no connection with
and the lnt‘esflgatiun ceased
- fix the car was wucemcd.
(Continued on page 'I'Eree)
Stalin .MlSS HUWARWEUS
flats Min Ull. ll’lAUlillllN
.. i »
J‘meli—‘ji-i 1); of Settle-EPrettv and PopularNorwalk
a. ...;— an: Strike; Young Lady Marriéd in
I St. Mary’s Church
All» liliuu l-‘rnncis Howard. daugh-
h\‘ilii:i'zi Howard. of 18 Elm
,
A
4:1
v. ~l'w: and Albert A. .Mcldlughlln. ll.
, - _. >2 Son of James McLaughlin. Of
‘- .l lruuistan :n‘cnuc. lridgeport. z!
I Ifffi prurrvm lll dentist. were married at ls
_ n l k this morning at St. Mary‘s
«limvh. ltmz Thomas J. Finn. the pus-
' -r writ‘iuiing.
\ «lIva ring ceremony was oh—
? w rxw-l. The couple were uttcmlml hi
' lw l'hilip J. McLaughlin. a brother
TELLSUFPRESENT.
r A WM JAPAN
"T‘rr- Present Crisis in Japan" was
2.2" anhyr-c'l of an r-xccllent and inter—
'. r: talk yesterday given at the
morning services at the First Congre-
2;.tim.ul Church by Rev. Frederick S.
' a missionary. and brother to
E PVTIBN '. armour Curtis. of Elmcrc‘st. Engag-
‘ " ‘ l --r" 2:: mission work in Japan for a
wriod of 33 years. Rev Curtis was
well fitted to talk upon his subject and
:‘m Iacts which he gave were of par-
rir'ulgr interest because of the import-
arm? of the question concerning the
n
9 ’ ‘elstion of Japan and the United
k Iiéc'c's" State-s. ,
» Rev. Mr. Curtis explained conditions
..., Q ’9’; F" r Japan as they are today describing
. N V ‘ I (””35 the island-with its 60.000.090 papilla-v,
A tion which is increasing at the rate
L ' "’ilidéd of 590.900 21wa. He told of the
“133071 crowded conditions; declared that
1" ‘ V' '5”- Japan was "bubbling we!" and must
" "13- 325 have a chance to spread; ‘
T“ Walsh Alongrthe suite lines. Rev. Curtis
»‘ “om! described the education or the Jay.
. ”0’11 anese declaring that they were taught
0* the first to reverence the Emperor- rec‘-
;r. Lrix— and. to obey their parents and turd.
,_ ‘ DVOg'ram. :c be Emma. He said that/the Jaw
P" fir-"osmi— anese. although: they ,might ”Kw: it)! ~
l" Importance the United States and obey thelawt
.\ .. .ncs. lit-.91 My, we. .va'uu. mic/1K
WW .. , g ,
Eight)
Y. mu. 18,1921
_ Hurled To His
(loud: and cold tonight.
museum-l
Death
While On Auto Ride
lllllll GROUPS
(V'VXSTAXTlxt‘lT‘lJ-I. April '13 (3h
The Associated Prisms-Grow; :orcr-s
in Asia Minor appear to
“no thrt-t- groups. none
fit-D‘s to cm“: *mnicatt- with the (drum,
rum-pt l) sou, The-3r groups art 10»
caicrl :xt l'shnli. cast 0‘. Smyrna; Bru-
sn wan 1hr short of lht- Sca armr—
mmix. and lsn’dd. almost dwa'ctl“ cast
nl this mt}, .
lvc rliudtq
of Whirl:
ls
HEM-ml :Iut- nulls instill from
"‘ntkisli .‘l ri (I: ck lu-arlquarh-rs in-
tll(:1‘.+‘ (‘t-Y.Sld4?‘:1l1l(- lexhlim: is 1:: pro-
an-ss. lml tor tl-c most p311 strum}
unit: 81‘: cng'acw-d. Lac}. suit is rt»
punt-cl to he HY‘I‘nmE thi-
ticm. immigrating thr- lmrniiit: of
lattes and pi3:.nn;g unilmsbcs.
ln‘nhdtnn by thc» Angora. Assfinllvl}
of the Turkish Nationalist Gm-
lilf'ill to tho Sul'un \isn Ana‘
lws bronchi 1M ( roar ('mznr‘fi: l r
tut-v to l’acv wnl'. a dilcn‘2ma. If tlac‘
Sultan should :u-cv-w 2hr nnztntm:
ll 15 {curt-xi lW will lwcome :1 puny-m
at: tho hnmls of the Nationalists It.
on the other hand hr‘ remains m (‘01:-
slaminopkv, Lhc Natinnalists may pro—
rh i“. popula-
\il-
‘tn
claim :4 new Sultan. ‘
SELLING IN
Hill lUllU GUY
r;-
Nlli‘fi' YfiRK Am: J 1‘ ~>Tvn «law-
of police actixitzv in (r. urr‘emem m”
thc nt w 5133-“ prohibitiw laws haw
rl-sultr-d tr.- more t‘ 6 . arrests ll"
Manhattan. or enough. i‘
w: is imlirtn-ri
each prison
and gfi‘fi‘fi 1'28] t») gnr)
to occupy the Court of al—enm-al Sos-
skcms tor (“'0 para 1‘? .4, Assistant
District Attnrmj J ll 1‘. ton (ii-(4:11»
cf} today
Trc (‘0:th n! (Zr-um‘ Sessions hr.
tort “latch. 12min“ the s‘ulr» pronun—
“(‘71 lav: all wand”! pr» 31.: must l-f
a'nrz» tvial normall} lav Is (ml) Ell-n
.1:;:\' (3'54‘.‘- 8 ,‘vfi’ Mr l‘u ‘lol'l said
va asst :i‘. ilistr‘u‘. 'tnrnr-x awn
:irmiounr'm‘; {LAMS for (Wu. manor: 0! a
bur-n: of \mln " l71“‘-Y‘F to v'w
fn'm- the chit u-H‘ Hm» ncu'
14w! 1?; this (a. ”Him he smd in.
Minions would ht- smm‘i‘ aninsl ll?"
salr of Z: :lEOY‘S in 3‘} plan ~ wort proof
it 53%- l;as liver. o‘ttvtatnr-if
Oliver E. W'eed and Charles
The fiftieth anniversary of Oliver
R. Wood's and Charles Simon's service
with the. Norwalk Iran Works mm-
pany was observed with a
banquet at the Hotel Mahlck—
emo. which was attended by full 160
amnion-es of the company and sever-
al invited guests. The event proved
to be one of the moat notable in the
laughs! of affairs at this hoatclry.
310m than 150 employs: or the
company and former unplma were
guests at the dinner to do honor to
their fella. workmen. and high offi—
cial: of other manufacturing eaten
brises were also present. 7
Superintendent w. ll. Green opened
them maklugwlwu he {mdufi‘d
Arthur C. “Wet. lob: identified
with Norwatk'a industrial and politl‘
J
Fifty Years’ Service
With Norwalk Iron
Works Co. Observed
ing of 160 at 3 Banquet at the Hotel Mahackemo
- on Saturday Evening—Presented with Handsome
Signet Rings by President Eben Hill
Simons Honored by Gather-
cal lltc. as toaumanter. makvl‘fl be~
sides Messrs. ‘\-l‘9d and Simone in-
cluded Lewis H. Nash. president of
thc Nash Engineering company. and
formerly tort-man at the Iron “'ork-
at the time the two guest. of honor
served as apprentices; and Stephen
St. John. whose {2 years give him the
honor or being Norwalk‘a oldest citi-
zen Besides this Mr. St. John sen-ed
in:. Iron “'orlu for 46 yearn. retiring
in 1912. ‘
Other speakers were Richard Nor-
ria Patrick Murphy. Charles Bomb.
formerly of the city and now or he-
tron. who “I here on I visit mm who
was “captured" for the occasion; and
W'llliam {rd-ad. not superintendent
of the Second District's Water depart—
(Otnunuoa on pun 81:)
PULIUE CALLED ll]
PRUTELT PASlUR
New London Priest Said to
Have Been Struck by
Woman and Subjected to
Abuse ,
NEVV LONDON. April lb."‘l‘(lll("‘
wcrt- ca‘llcd out yesterday to chcrk
disturbance in front of'the Church of
Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Where :2
score of men and women are said to
have used abusive language to the
Rev. Father T. A. Cznrowski. pastor
of the church. One of the women is
said to have struck the pastor with an
umbrella. Bishop aloha J. Nllan, 05
Hartford. was in the church at. the
time. The police distill-r9941 the crowd
and no arrests were made.
At the‘scrvlccs a few Initiates be»
fore Bishop Nilan spoke of the trou-
ble which has been reported in “the
church. and urged that any in the
congregation seeking to make trouble
leave the church. Some members of
the church. it is sald. have shown
their antagonism to the pastor. who
was sent here recently from New1
Britain.
St. Joseph’s Mission
Draws Big Congregation
The first of a series at minions. m
be conducted by the 0mm Fathers.
of Washington. D. C.. was W at:
Ll
MISS LUNfiSlllEET
. UUMESUEUL TU WEI]
At the East tau-nuc- Mt-thodist
church. Sunday afternoon at 1:15,
Miss Katherine Amelia. only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Alum Longstreet. of
Mount Vernon. N. Y.. and Henry Mil-
lcr. of Brooklyn. 3". Y.. vw-re united
in marriage in the presence of her im.
mediate family. The ceremony was
pcrformerl by Rev, E. 1’. Fairbanks.
Miss Lonzstreei “'3! formerly a real-
dent of East Not-walk.
The bride was hr-cominzl)‘ attired
in a suit of navy blus- Point will an
hat of zN-y. She wore a «orange bou—
quet of lilies of the valley. After the
ceremony a reception for the bridal
tinny was given at the 1mmr of Herb-
ert V. Carr, of 6 North avenue. her
walk. A dainty collation was serve .
The diningroom was artistically -
corated with pink cut flowers and
green trailing vines. The same color
scheme was carried out in the other
rooms. “
Mr. and Mrs. miller left amid con-
fetti and good mm for their honey—
moon to Old Point. Comfort and At-
lantic City. . ,
”88:“ i t,
f lflSl’EAli
W
The Repubnoan Women’s Am}-
FRIUAY
with,“ authore-
sultaofltscfio'mwm ‘
7:30 6M last evening, affit. Jos-
eph's Roman, Catholic church. when
a large W of women attenfl- 3
ed. Picket Gnu-lea Fallon. .0. fl. 1.!
gave the “tires, lax mm. the topic
being W." The m this:
week fill be conducted for m
only. and servicesurifl be bah: 2:01
o'clock a. In. 8 o'clock a. 1mm 7:30:
o‘clock p. 1-3.. every day. Next Sun-
day the first or: thank-ton- for men.
will start. the same mining obs
The mission {"111 me of
Fallon. O. .1. L
‘uradmg' _ the
ally good when to fidreca'thc peo-
ple m tat-on this mm mm.
at genera: civic“ W A nomad
treat promise-d those .14
Mia. '
speak fl'flfhc mums
Hrs. mm at!
era!
M t
’MUlTlfiUl l0
Elm lllUlUlS
UUl PRESSLU
Tl-li‘lTflT'SnNVllJJi. April 1‘ ——T~eri-
plnyr's m the three» uerr-rahiu-d (SI--
t’rav‘lmemx of ”1‘ Hartford-Rigelou
{‘a rpvt Com pa n 3' 1"“ m in to work
u'hcn the plat nt opened today mm from
ohw‘nunon it (33d not appear as :2
mar: than a scars of pcrz-rona.in the
tlfirvr- dc-partmltms which Want a union
was hfilll L3 tl.‘ rm!) of.
approximate-l" 1.3““ per-
their usual place-s. A
tapestry-and
(10500". UK
wehirram". :
r‘xciais that
sons \u‘ at lizto
drift in tlw di’fiiom-c.
moquv'lté «lrpar‘lments
t’ilant rm March N
A ln'“' of lhnxn «‘r-‘i “'i-nl 1" V'Ot’l: in
the. rvrzz'amrrv-i tlvparlrnffl‘ls w‘rr: sazri
1hr striktrs to lug new herds “he
lu-I w in 1;»; mil! imfm‘c.
n,‘
933;"? “INT?
11:01:? l-‘l‘"""l} pn‘:i(’~- ot‘a- firs and
damn Harm‘s m ‘t .. ”Hick . ':’>~=r;fi G
H Gal-h \xrrv on viuh tint-in: 1330' film}
outsid- 11.1: mills Thor-r M35 no it;—
'N‘l'lfllnf'l with 12.01”, “(m-mire in
“fit an“. nmlamz m". <‘ 1m (fir-imam
hgifiptéaxd (711'1' g H70 'u’w nr“
. (AQM‘S v. "u n
conv‘t. fnv
hurl him. to l \iil 341%;an
17" 1‘... l 1“:
1%,. rampart)
of Hz: (‘on‘xnanl's luuusVs u'mv callcd
In trying: tho tint: mac, the court 'mld
that the statutes had not lit-en lived up
to in sac-nice m’ the Cr‘tg‘mnl unlit—w to
\acutv and aluminum! the can? Pour.»
n—l to the company did not pw-ss thr-
ombus hr notices to vacau were
sewed on he same day.
JAPANESE mm:
will]; PUBLlE
Pacific Island of Yap Calling
for Much Correspondence
with the United States
WAsmxc'rox. April~ It—To
maintain its position with regard to
the Pacific Island of Yap. the Ameri-
can Government would have "to
prove not merely the fact" thut Pres-
ldcnt “’llaon made reservations con-
cerning it. but also that the Rum-cm»
Council decided in favor of those re—
'“1.
a F
('l'n’lblflpl‘li‘l‘ Adams bl 23h Mafn
Lorenzo Adams. (lie-i a‘ 7 :30
other men “ ere ruling. «\‘m'turnvd
“'liilc Plains. X. Y.
Iii ll'm car “llh Alethh :3.
(‘allaliau Tllr‘rwin straw: ; .lulm (‘le
in: an autnmuhilc \x'i‘.
s13‘6'01_ who ri't"(’:\'t'l’l 3 .l'fil‘l‘ll‘r' ill 1
the result of die a{'<:ld‘ :.:_
()‘lln'cn ua~ takcn to his hutnv.
‘W In- in (mm with the fractur-
ul log: (‘nnl‘ wont to the hospital
with Adams. “ht-11‘ he was “word h}
hr. “imam J. Tram-c3. later min: In
his home. Adams “as ltflm un-
umu-‘iuus h} the auidtmt and dirt!
uilhuut Iminlng ume’tinuqivik. “is
lilo “as dost-ain’t! 0f “ht-n hlk condi-
tion “as note-d at the hospital. and
Medical Examiner Samnnl 1!. Hunt-
ingtnn was called to am an} pro-mur-
mm stutctncut; possible.
An inquest into Adnms‘ death will
ho ‘H'Id by Coroner John J. Phflnn on
\VwIm-sdn." afternoon of this wot-It.
Aunt-ding tn stint-litmus obtained by
tho polka”. thr car was owned by Har-
r3 (‘tninm 0f the Liberty Taxi (‘nln-
pan). of Main street. and had bum
used b} Callahan. The Int-n “maid
(Vt-lock last
Hospital. With a {radium-ll Skull. 13w re-anlt of an at“'i(l0l“l (m Jam”:
Hill. about 3 (Vs-lock. Wlmn a l’nrfil r
ll‘r- limo of tl‘m w-
car. who is under arr“? on a «hare-n nl' manslaughim;
lawn? :4. drix wt"
1
~llHll Hf The Kr-al‘fl; \‘l-‘tl EHU‘. ll‘llrzvn n'l~ St-luinl strum.
llrukt’l‘; log and Home I‘m-ell «l l.
and l‘nu all. unit» will," slightly lirmso‘wl. M‘Talvhml .‘iilll (Brig-H in. nu
mtm.the 3w Government
can in 1 note under date of Feb. 2.
mm!- public today by the State De-
WL m with the other cor-
respondence between the two Gown)-
ncntl tent-dint Yup.
"It must also be numbered.“ Jap-
an says. “that it u 11ch in favor of
the rmlnsloa or the Islam! of Yap—a
question at grave concern to Japan
and one on vhlch the Japanese dele-
gation lnvrariubly maintained a firm
nmtuae—m null;- "been made. us 'tt
is implied by the urzument or the
l'nltcd States Government. at the
meeting of (the Supreme Council)
May 7 (1919). at which Japan was
not represented. it could not but have
been regarded as an act of entirely
had faith." 7
It was to this notc the“! Secretary
Hughes replied April 5.1” the sum!-
time tut-riding similar notes to the Gov—
ernmmits of Great Pritain. France and
(Continued on page Four)
Bllllllilllfililm
filmy mm
It is rarely that a couple starting
out on their honeymoon he re as excit-
ing a time as did Mr._snd Mrs. Maur—
NSF Little. of Rldgcfield. at 7110 o‘clock
last night . Frank J. Bogdanr. of 5
Franklin street. driving a Ford car.
turned from Monroe street. to South
Main ctmt. and the couple “""
‘1'... .ritl IF.
front of his car. while hurrying to the
railroad station. '
Both Dir. and Firs. Little were
thrown to the ground. Mrs. Little's
face being bruins-d and scratched.
They were taken to the office of Dr.
Robe-.21 M. “Voile. where first aid was
given Mrs.‘ Little and the couple hur-
ried off. explaining that they were on
their honeymoon and that a little
thing like an auto accident didn't bo-
ther them. They refused to make any”
charge against Bogzhnr. as they said
that the accident was unavoidable. or
at least was their fhult.
Thom” m . m ‘1'-
‘m ‘7! Chief 0“
11.
Police Vim , 11":
Um: BUNSIUERINE
ESCAPE A
Three
minimum slit
Hllillllllll llAllAliES
AIR-gin; a hrcach of contract onl
April 1311:. Henry Fabrtleo. on flat-
urday morning started action against
George VF. Stretton. {or damages of
$1.000. .
Vibe complaint, which is returnable
to the May term of the Court of Com-
mon Pleas. alleges that written con»
tracts calling for excavation and ma—
sonry work. were entered into between
the plaintifl and defendant. and that
work. over ““0 in name. had been
performed. when the defendant stop—
ped him from doing further work, and
prevented him from carrying out the
contract.
'llamazes of $1.000 are claimed. and
property at Harfior View Beach was
attached for that sum. luv Unusual)?"
Bryan Silk. Dunbar & Quinlan rep»
resent Mr. Fabrivjo.
llllllllflllllllfl BILL
April 1 8 .~~—VVith
the Colombian treaty debate still or.—
cupying the Senate. the House Va:
prepared today to take up the humi-
gutter! Restriction bill as its prtrK‘i-
pal Mali-less {or the lit-com weal-I’m
the extra season. The Immigration
mlttce us ready to report the
all, which leaders plan to put through
more the conclusion of the week. in
we same form as vetoed by President
WASHINGTON.
stun“ of the our: American valuation
my. man Penman stated
M the muslin My would not
tae W out before late is the
‘ m n is hoped to cre- it
action before we end of next
mm layman.
' «mmwm-
be W
AUlU‘llllEVES RUN UUWN UNIS . .
PULIUEMAN, ASSAULT ANUTUEU,
Springfield MenAre HeldinG
atingDIywifltPoliceof Two Town—mm
WhoAmtc’fltunfromRunningBoardof Auto
Wotmmm
Christopher Adams Dies At .
Hospital From Fractured Skull
William O’Brien, of School Street, Sustains Frac-
tured 'Leg; Barney Cook, of Main Street, a
Fractured Arm ~—— Accident Happened at
Dangerous James Hill, Yesterday After-
noon at,5 o’(‘lock—Driver James Callahan
of Met-win Sh. Under Arrestfllnquest
to Be Held Wednesday Afternoon.
street. son of Patrolman and Mr!»
11'1th 21 the anwall:
ar. 11‘: which ho. 1"Q‘i‘ll‘ml' with Cl"?
aficr cradling: mm ;1 Nail sedan,
drixmn and H‘s\‘l‘f(‘4l ll} Angus? lluxxt of 236 Smith l.--“Ei~.:‘-.w:i lav-vine,
1 \\ f'T‘v' Fred
alum. Mei-“in «“n- l, dr'rx‘w- rxl’ llw
am? 1‘ :- “unrat-
\ llt'wnd'; Barrio) (‘nnk M :‘l Main
lw right arm and :3 «m. w law-m
\xl‘n 1‘ -~“\Wl ‘l
T'nv 1““ t‘alialmns
‘llél‘li
..
(l
m m ard 51 l'I‘Pl.
tn lll\r but-n tit-fixing; at a high ratr n"
fins-u! (”'11: 1.3150“. and {and pants-
«1 um “)0 My! (all JaMN‘ Ill“. M
the var. Ila-iron 173 “mean slow-rd .5
in (want of than. Mr. “Im not I“-
lug to [mass the mttmlnu of Sufi-
nrr IW'IIW‘ and thc Post road. It a
hut! rutc ol‘ speed In order to avoid
mum: “WW; car. (bu-hon cum
to the M1 to mss him. but the winds
struult he Ir" rau- fmdm' and M
of “us ”s (nt- and tipped the w
car. “1th Unlinhnn and his five (1-.
paninne nw‘r. Thr nwn wu-N‘ m
nut. Adams landing on his head.
More ‘15 little or no tr-Ilk- on fin
Post that! at tho thin or the cool
Paw-1m: an wen- mum in
con ice toy Alexander Morton. who
c.
(Continued on pm lhl
NU Allli REUAFLUREU
Assaulted by thrw automobflu
arrm for assaulting a watchman an.
stealing an automobile in Spring“
James J. Nedlcy. captain of tb
Greenwich police. in in thuD Greenwich
Hospital uttering from several brok-
en fingers and bruises ot the hour.
The three alleged thieves. the 0109*
1&2 years old. wow wrapturt-d after
they had abandoned the stolen car.
The stolen car passed thrown
Stamford early raster-day morning and
the Stamford police telephoned to the
Greenwich author-mei- to stop it. Cup-
tam Nancy. in a hired automobile,
went out on a search for the trio and
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A lest-Ion in self-control was taught
this morning in the uptown city court
herorc Judge Nehemiah (“andec when
John H. Cir-inn. of 528 Henry sin-cf.
Brooklyn. N. Y.. and H. S. Herchsnan,
of S?“ Orange street. New :avcn.
we're arraigned for reckless drivlnx.
Clrina was also charged with not
hating an operator‘s license her car
certificate.
From the story told in the chart.
Herchman was proceeding down West—
port Hill and China was gain: in the
same direction. Clrlna turned at tho
(Continued on M 81:)
Chain of Sheet
Plans 122 being made for “next-z-
lag of one of a chain or! shoe 1
’in the store now occupied by Harold
‘lead. (from. on North Main chi-ct.
although Xr. Head‘s has! on the
premises does not expire until Dc—
ccmbcr of this your.
The property.“ sold last week by
Russell Front and Hunt-ll Front. 11%.
to John W. mm. and at that an.
plum had not been announced tutu
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thieves. whom be had plat-Ml under“
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