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SOUTH NOBWALK, CONN. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1921
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* Are Up This Afternoon
Matter Before Judge Thomas, in
’ ' ..*-;ieral District Court, Today, at the City
d to Do With Violations of the
e . cultiiion Law. and Many/Were Found
lllllyw ~-Some (‘ases \Vere Continued.
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RRGANIZATIRN
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- 5 of Profession Pre-
~~ 1::wm Many Fairfield
w ‘ — Danbury Man
l‘l tar-zit
l . ' «.uRrTZ‘ alt—cl cinbalmnrs
* ~...1 ‘ti county gathered at the
.t n .- it how. Bridgeport. yesterday
.i- v at u lL: i‘ltL'UI‘ for the pur-
l ,. u‘ [)t'fl"‘l.i"_:. Hi. organization
u-r the rw-tnl:‘-'.~: of llZN'll' profcsv
.u. 1.. become lwiter acquainted with
l .l. mutt-r. and promote a t‘rio-rirlly' :ts-
. ‘ label. with the Olin-r organizations
-lw hind throughout the slut.
MI'IHIl-"lh m ill" p"0l: «in. iron
M'(-..lp...t 51. awn-F liai'luzry. New.
‘nwn. I‘ :lgl-“n id ll ‘onk' chi lui‘w"
(Continued on page Twelve)
onn. Assembly Will
R“ tight Daylight Savers
House of Representatives
Displays Temper in Rais-
ing Committee to Investi-
gate State Departments on
New Time—“No Joke,”
Says Bell
llA l:'i‘l-‘- iltl l. April -7.—--'l'h~- Gon-
vial Assuiiiblv rue-t on standard tunn-
Si‘llvtllil“ }‘I'.\_'J‘l‘ll.\‘-'. and when it tul-
jo‘iriim! it was to 'lzc customary hour.
st -: ‘lurzl turn. today. The resolution
of Mr \\'.idswortli ol' l~‘urini:"'on.
ul‘i’vred lls‘ \Vi‘lll‘.b‘§ll:l}'. to (ll‘l'lilrt' the
llii'tl'oi‘d (‘ity charter suspended and
asserting that “it" city is in rebellion
against the Unit} of the state and na-
tion. was made the order of the day
tor noon. Slaftlnl‘il time Thursday.
The House then adopted a resoluu'on
at-d sr-zit it to thc Senate. which body.
liowoxvr. had adjourned.
special committee of one senator and
two representatives "to investigate the.
hours in which air} department of the
stain gnv- rrnient l< openml or main-
v'ti: ml for ll 1‘ transaction of the busi-
m<< w‘ l‘..v' llPPll‘i'llt‘n?” This was
ui'i- '- 1 iv. “3‘ li'hslvl'. of \litiillctown.
(Port-“zed or. page Twelve)
:imlltult
lNAWllEtll
ol :9] Moll
. "Hutu a l’linn touring
‘ l‘ v- bu h was loaded with
('ll. t‘ltll‘il‘ to .L'i‘iwi ul li
_. «:1 1h.- turnpike
.m-nuu when he
.\'..ul< :ruclt.
”cw llavcn.
one cf
57l‘~‘l‘l.
'v-yv
' ’ . :wwnm harm.
~ ( E‘. i ~ wax in New
.. \‘iulivtia. “hr. was
llii iztj‘v ‘ tuinwi
‘ ' . telli'h'l of run. 2;.3'
I Hi. ti'.‘.« )2 hard: ll
Will islilvill lciiil
. u.»- wwre siiitisiimi
.. .' 1:..wl and no urn-st-
‘ 'i:..u‘. John Zrynolds
l: acciden’. Th-
~ 'ul-zr-r. t1) ‘fi'iglJS
in to Pay $1.00
for Yacht America
‘ -'zl"il :T.—7Tl15-
L ‘ prohibited by law
” ‘ '-l"«i of titt- l-Iast-
' ‘ l")>'")l. to K!r!»s(n[
t'.’ the historic racing:
Stcrlt: 3y ln‘lnbv zin-
l‘v'zl if the club will
it» added. the
he: future {rt--
Academy at
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t
id:
challenm
co in l\:'.l.
. lly i“. tint
_\.ttrhsmen. has
I \Ill"l’illl)£f troph'f
i .‘~.i:.Iricr‘.n amateur
1th
SPRlNli WElllllNfi
Al ST. MARY’S
Miss Gertrude McCarthy
Becomes the Bride of
Ernest Layden
l .‘td v..-'..li:-.:sn:‘1l..
:. ck {Tut-l u'ti y: l,
:rt 8‘ \l.-.rj.'s ('l.ll‘t‘lll
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Mt“l';ii'll.).
(‘1‘ Wind!“
.'\‘..l i‘gtin l
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lti".~ lwzi. s-m. of .\lr
“ii l..‘vivli. (Fl. '_‘-—‘ \Vt-Sl
‘ulav'i l wetnony “as pvr~
2|..f!‘.‘.' : M ii: . "‘E : l'::1.~‘ .1 Flint.
l:;-" v .s li.l“’l‘~'\zn‘.l':\ gown-w!
in v.l.r‘- ~"lll :imi tirt :lllIl t‘.tll“."ll a
“mu an»? of white "lists.
"‘hl hridvsm'iid was Miss lidnzi C.
insult ;. >.""' o‘ t‘m Irroom Site- was
li'lssui iri t-'~h:~§ tolot't d taffo-tta and
"I’Y'Y‘il l. l'll‘k '1 s» ~‘
T'viw lust in.“ Vil‘iim J. Alt--
l'a‘ll lil‘oU‘“: 0‘ ”iv lirzdc. ‘
(Continued on page Three)
Many Bench W'arrants
. W'ill Be Issued
'l‘l‘e l'nlt-ul SC-itc“ Grand .lurv yes-
terday afternoon returned true bills
against liar] i . Richmond. ofVHart
ford. and alsi gratin-d several others.
and bench warrants are to be issued
for the urn-st of thzsc people. when
they will be brough.‘ before Judge
Thomas. The names of the parties
Were not giyv-n out, the actions of the
giarid jury lwing secret.
Judge Thomas discharged the _itit\
thankin’
late yesterday afternoon
them for their services. and telling
tho-in to be- in realli"css for future
St’erL'Q because of the fact that cases
might come up for disposal by them
1:; the Sentinel
late I'.
to raise 31
RH] llllfilllil
FAEES ERURT
May Term of Criminal
Superior Court Has Many
Cases of Thterest Here
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BRlDGEPOR'l‘. April -l. Tw.
wot-ks from today. one oi the busiesi
sessions the criminal Superior court
ever held in this country will open
with Judge “'illium M. Milthie presid
ing. Judge Mallbie presided at the ()c
ltobei‘ term oi the civil Superior court.
Slated lor lrial (hiring the . mum.
term are the cast-s oz‘ .\lr.~ Eda»! M
30H and John ll). Johnston. charm-xi
with complicity with Elwood ll. While
in the murder of (2min.- B. \Vmie. local
gambler. and Joseph l-Yochw and Flax
Kranze. (burg—id with murder in ( ‘l‘.
nl-ction with lll~5l171>lli2guf . lllltii \’
Donahue. New York nuns; .iu. 1;..111.
in .\'cw'own last lal‘. .\il t'iwm- out-—
have llt‘l‘Z] in tho con . for '-:.-!in‘ ti'm-
anll lhovh- is Hw-r} hf iiiiood th« x will
be tried lllli‘lllL' May ‘
ln “inflection “ill: Sh“ lllu‘ oi \'.'~
Noll llllll'll llt‘l“llll~' Input: rim tlv"‘l ~l‘.
.
n! the Supreaii- «our? in \‘x'azlw'.
many bola-z“. nil-l l:
lawyer.
unwilling will i.’“"-\' lhv rd“
[the jllslli‘ in :!:~- :ijlj-t-n} vu-
‘lll'lll'tl duria: ‘hu i‘neii‘. ll‘o
((lllll h w»
lililllt‘“ S ('umxx. - .- M;
u--‘. l< - xiv-1953'. :- I.” at
\iiilll'lllln' llt'I'J In. lh
op-nin: o‘ thu term .mu :u ll.;-.: tznii
i: i< nxpe-i-Nl. hi~ i:.'o-ndn d li‘ill'n u:
”in Silo-lion \‘z'lwt'lt lilqul:y will [,0
inn-iv lv |\"l Th» Tilda-j; of (‘orom-r
.l, .l l -'.'.'t‘. ho li lh-- den of tho Sim)
ton in B3: lg. ; or: (.:r null Smph: n l.
l’ulllll‘.'.j.1‘ll~ ln’ ind/mi in 5‘..~lf"tl.
l‘illli} l‘l"}"vl‘i‘ll‘lt- ‘. »:' thw tlt'ft'l;\ (‘t 11-i-
(Contlnued on pate Five)
A verage
lABllR lllllllllS‘
MARE CHARGES
l BIG :WASll
Claim That the Railroads of
the Country Could Save
Billion Dollars a Year by
Modern Methods
Nlll NRW fiElllNli
MRNEY’S WRRTH
Freight
Travels Only Twenty-five
Miles a Day
Car
\
Fire
A special tax 0.’ fiVr truths of a null.
was laid by the Board of Estimati- and
Tayatlon at [1 special tin-cling held last
t-yciiing at the council chambers at
5 o'clock. Standard Time. to raise the
sum of 311273.56. of which sum
817.153.16 will be uscd to pay the
judgment against the city in the case
of Dr. Arthur H. Baldwin The grand
list for 191:0 of 334.347.130.00 was
used as the basis on which to figure
and the tax is laid on the polls and
ratable property the f-th district.
Tht‘ tzu’ will b? duv- Jtl vi piiyziblc ()c-
lolu-r 1.1921.
In conjunction with this~ lhcrc was
some question as to “in lhl-r thr (‘qn-
iiecticut company rould lm attached
so that. tho- damsel-s paid out by the
city could lu- rc-covrrrc-l from tln- coni-
ptlll)‘ as if is hell ll.ll-lt' in the matter.
lif‘lll (skin in this lily ownrd by the
in
conipary is cover-wt by mortgage liens
on blind issues. according to slate—
iil nts itiarit- wl~iil. “rrv sustained in
| (ll‘gl'lt‘ by C(fl‘llul’u‘lt-tl l‘ounscl Ed-
ward J Quinlan. who “as instructed
at ll." las‘ nit-Mini: n: th- city council
to l.l‘r(4" the turnssurv ln-cal slips to
re-ttnrr tlzc ntony from the (‘onncc-
lll'lll I'(Ill‘.l~.L“.}'
'l‘ln sum of
31¢"
RECEIVES ERRTUNE
ill ERRMER llANCE
Miss Carroll McComas, An
Actress with a Summer
Home in New Canaan, Is
“filled Flannery Estate
gins (':‘Y’l‘0ll !|( rtrayor of
the titll- l‘llll' lirm-L: l't-uibt-rton's
pl‘tnllll'llull of l.t.lu Holt." and
who has a huge su'iinter homo in New
4‘. naziu. llllll'T-ItS the I "lll‘t‘ estate of
Howard J l-‘lau'ierff. of Pittsburgh.
.\'. Y]. act'ordim: do-spatch from
that city t'l-co-iyvd twdap.
.‘ulr. l-‘lanm-ry lllt'tl swuvrul wu-ks
ago in New York. His will was filed
in Pittsburgh and sziluilutcs that Miss
Mclfomos is to be executrix. and that
she is not required to furnish bond.
"l‘lic value of Mir estate is not known.
but it is beliv-ved to be larzo. Flan-
m-ry was :1 member of the family that
dcvelopcd thi- vanadium ore and ran
supply business.
was also :ippro-
Zucl‘urvtns.
lt‘.
"ills."
to a.
Flanncry was It graduate of Yale
and a noted nthlttv. He met Miss
Mcf‘omas shortly after leaving col-
detzv and brcame outraged to her. Sev-
eral months ago tho engagement was
broken. and. although hc and Miss
McComas continued to be friends. and
although the actress was known to be
(Continued on page Three)
count
tlmi in
scored.
lll‘Ct‘SSZl
once.
is
This
meeting.
or Donovan.
ward J.
Old T.
Robertson.
vVagons and
in the Fifth
Special Tax Made 5- 10
Mills to Pay Judgment
Board of Estimate nd Taxation Votes Appropriation to
Pay for Injuries to Dr. Baldwin—High School Given
$2,000 to Pay for Repairs Necessary on Account of
”Luv-d from the tin-appropriated rcv-
m‘ tllo' city to tho- credit of the High-
way department as follows:-
33m) to the Maintenance of Auto Ac-
Tzixing district;
3:100 to the Maintenance of Horses.
Carts account ’
Fourth Taxing District and $300”
credit of the Cleaning and Sweeping
account in the Fourth Taxing District.
The sum of 82.000 was also appro-
priated from the unappropriates rev—
cones of the citv to the credit of the
Board of Education for repairs to the
High school. made necessary by the
fire in February, 4
The action of the Board of Educa-
in the
the
authorizing thcsc expenditures
but it was
ry that the
was :ill thi-
Quinlan.
Murray; City
when ‘hf‘ll' was no appropriation was
said
work
The actual mom-y expended li
said amounts to $l.934.6§.
business before the
which was attended lly'”3lfiy‘-
Corporation Counsn-l lid-
City Treasurer Hur—
(‘lo-i'k Irving 1).
and thn- following members
that it was
be done at
of the Board of l-Istimutv and Taxa-
lion.
\N'illiam
ll. Multim—
Riordan.
‘A \\'t
on Sun
whore
ill)
hcudetl
object
of the
shouts
speed-
the chi
it srrmll
ident
DAN
coupc,
alto. of
thieves
some
til it r Jumcs'
towards him :
As the
the side of the
The ma n we“
John H. (While-S. Henry J. Hipson.
and
Michael J.
TREASURE ERUNR
IN JARER SWAMP
>ll-known
day (i\( lllliK.
lllillllit‘r.
lie. was walkii
was looking
plan;
he
towu' (is Nl'W
ti Lick
bounc-(l 0“
truck Uri-Id
of the man.
cct had
cask of
_____’———-——-
BUR Y. April
resident
Norwulk i'cll llt‘ll to \ulu.:b.
in :in unexpected
him.v for him.
bill. be noticed a truck.
York.
it a high rate of speed.
neared
and rolled
roadway.
no attention to the
but put on more
almost buried in the mud.
it ‘home. and there.
found that
has since sold 1
it was “good stuff."
he cask to another res— '
of this city for the sum of $90.
of South
‘=‘ treasure.
15.! along the turnpike.
a man to
\thn
for
comini-
a small
down
'l‘hf‘ driver
him
t to the swamp. where
fallen. and found that
fine brandy had been
He took
upon examination.
Ilc
NIt'hACHhAN LOST-TS AUTOMOBILE.
stolcn last night from the gar—
H :1 rr y
abandoned it.
.s‘t
utacturer, in this city. was recove
today. near Kearney. N. J.. where the
l
Malachlan. a hat man— ;rn$h and securiti
red
. ENTINEL
RED BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
mun cu.
Hll HAllll Bl
, .lllllfill EllSlS
Settlements of Damage Ac-
tions Arising from Shelton
Crash Will Run into Hun-
dreds of Thousands of
Dollars, ls Estimate
Bt-tllcnil-nls have lw- u made by tho
Connecticut company with must of lb.»
survivors of lht' n-c» nt Stwltou trolley
wreck which rrsultui in the death of
ten persons and lbw lliJlll') ol :0 oth—
ers. (llllt'l‘ Sf'llln‘m(-l‘ll.\ are now p. ud—
ing. ll llml flit til.
meuts will aggrt-gatc S.‘.’,Iv.m=n.
Many (‘aN-s N'llll'd.
News that th- company hwd with d
or was in :~‘:‘.iu:; llm ma.»
jorily of the Plists lull‘n' :Illl l' ,-.i\u r.»
had born filed in the .\'. \\ Hay-.1 count
.ln two damazl- suits ftu $1M.“ H inch
Abraham Goblin r:. it. of l’_‘.
(lolvil-t :._' .. i.l 14»_\l..i'-
\\ ho \\ pr.
is t slittiatmi s.
procoss of
by ln'.
yrnr-rdd ll ll‘l‘_\
(:lrl Frwlv Holdl org.
(0 (“hill in tho \\'l‘l l k
‘v-lll in d
.i ('i’ll'.\‘il' Jim! '17 'l‘lv‘ i.ii}\\':i\
l.xl"" i.‘.l'n\ s ' :iill' ; yrs-z! ruluclious (‘laim adjustcr 1‘ '1 31"”n‘" of ‘1'
L..f.-,... It” “‘1,“ a. “Hm; lloanl “L (‘onnorlltut (-omiiuiw‘ sol-Z lod.-\ that
t‘ .1 .-« .1 K. . H. ‘hm‘. M» w:ist~- and in. lhest' lirl- lhl' only ll.llllu'.;' suits lunar-l
ixir*\ ..-. tl.-- I. ‘ of railroad ina'i- for
.;.y\ 1.: I, . My,» “‘1'”... (“'Hur“: "\V" l‘l‘l“ nl'ililli: :~~llll'.|‘.‘-'l. “ill.
l. l c sup: . ‘lh-iital v\liil»ii. to ”H “up“ Via-”“5 ;'\ if“! N'- H" ‘V L“.
1h.“ li-il Ln: uml‘ sclfm: forth :il- lllSClile‘lIAIl from ‘1" y. :‘z'i"'1‘ll ”\“H
.|-:» l mm.» ..: .. mum” dollars the 3““ "l-‘lm‘t'l' "'Tlh umium m scllb .
”lupin-\- v‘mrm t“ it possildr s:t\ings “1"”! ‘dll'l‘; Ill ill"‘("lil1'li"" ‘silh lbw
“HIM-W... 5‘ 37,- - ..g.., could h“ “Ft choral lv r or the inmrws rurlvwl. lll'
N .‘ t I“. “J “”3” .f H.” ‘ “mild in- lim- spt i.‘ in llw hospital. and simil.“
13in. fm- mmi- ll' ni~ lhods in lllllliill'll- L‘s-“”1": “I3“: ”"1“””mun“ hf N47
.3. . p a’ .1 “l“‘l‘ filo... .. lllt i.. \\il. 1m “1.; not lw k’mwi. i.i.~
l .H' 14.:~ .. .\::.- iii A” Railroads til :ill thr rwrsoits llljlll'l d hayr in u l.
ro ll il~"(l from llll‘ hospital.
(Continued 0.. page Twelve) \Vilh ll-r. pcrsons drcd and St"- in-
.iuro d it was t-slmmtml by lawyers in-
tonstnl flat the on ck has cost the
(‘oam-ctit‘ut (otnpaiuy upwards of
Stifimlw.
Sulllvnirnts \\i‘l= "v'ultvrs of sonic-
of flu p. rsfllls who diud in tlic wreck
hnyv run as hiull us 57.5“”. it was
learnt-d today. Somr of the llljlll‘l-(l
have rr-ceivcd 81.5fm. otl‘r-rs lcss scri-
ously illllll‘Od havc rot-t-iyod S’wh.
MARITAL lRllURlES
AlREll REFRRE
.llllllili WARNER
Testimony in Two Divorce
. Consists Heard—Five Ad—
ditional Cases Scheduled
Today
Judge Donald T. “farmer saute ref—
eree. heard testimony in two contest-
ed divorce cases here yesterday. 1M»
cision was reserved in both cases.
Sophia R. Petty of New Canaan
sought divorce from Cliarlrs it. I" tty
of Stamford alleging misconduct.
while the charge was do-nit d ‘ny Potty.
The contest was not a very serious
inc and Judge “'arnor announced he
would consider the 035'“.
Charges and counh-r chart-Is of in—
fidelity were made in the contested ac-
tion of Reln Kcrtcsz. l“:llTfié‘ld against
Antin'JlaJnal lx’crtesz of South Nor—
walk. and both sides :illOniplt-d to
prme the charges. Thc couple was
ninrrie-d Nonrnlur 7. lflus. and the
husband alleged infidelity. naming
Joseph (‘u-sh of South .\'o:‘\\‘:ilk. Mrs.
Kern-s: denied llil- ~il1tz:itio:i and
mud» a crcss complaint. In the orig-
inal complaint lliru- children
named and custody asked. but the dc-
fvmlunt fou. children
/
lll't‘
ll.‘\ll‘.“5
Anthony Bruno of I‘Jrltll asks Iii»
vorcc from liriivsllitr- Sawyer lll'll'hl
of parts unknown to whom he V’JlS
marriwd February 1‘1 1131:). :iilwgms
do-scrtion since July l. l91tl.‘
American Legion
Posts Field Day
American Legion posts in l“:iirfi«~ld
County will hon an immcnse field day
during the summI-r. pO':sibl:.' in Nor-
walk. according to plans made at a
rccent met-tint: of the County : llli’T-
ht-ro.
ican Legion Commanders held
oton Point Park has born suggested
as an ideal place to hold such an affair
in which all legion athletes as “it’ll as
many outsiders would participate.
iir rhare‘e ol thir
The committee
sists of J. Albert Hughes.
of Greenwich: Richard Swain. of
Bridgeport. Joseph Brotherton. Nor-
walk; and Messrs. leaicour. of Stam-
ford and Roach of Ridgefield.
project con
Kentucky Posses .
Hunt. Two Bandits
AIYBI'RN. Kin. Anrii "Inner-2m
today continue to search the hills of
boron County for the two bandits. who
yesterdav held up and robbed the G.
WV. Davidson &. Company bank. tied
Iii—A (kl-(“"30 »W. ‘D. llemdon. bookkeeper. and cs.
leaped with more than 3113.000 in
cs The men. still
.ten miles from a railroad. are: believed
‘to he cut. of! from any avenue of es—
cape.
Showers tonight and Thursday.
fl is. was
museum
1
eparijzions
nSId‘eration-
Secretary Hughes .
Consults the Allies
Administration Not Likely to Take Any Steps
Until After It Gets View
Feeling in France Is That the Ruhr District
s of War Associates——
. o
“’1“ Be Occupied After Soon May lst. .i
\VASHINHTHN. April 1". rSw.’ 'lhcrc has lacn no indication that. It
tat} ”11;:an I"I'Illll"l|"l Izzs Sill‘l’x lo— will soon l-l- zivw: out for publication,
day oi lhn- l‘w l'lil'tl‘. up: lain.“ (Ullili‘ PARIS. April L. tlly The Associat-
li‘»[llfil)0\:ll5 to Il~'.rl'llll’.t‘ lllv conzsv (d l'l‘t'hfi').rr-(‘H'l‘lll:.lli)~s proposal rela-
ho “1U l‘l‘l‘lHllliit‘lill to l’n'sidl a ‘ ii -:i liu lo ri-}):|l‘7lll0ll.\ are still ln my! con-
Iut: for llll l‘iiii- d Slum: to leI’ it u sidvrl 4] by I‘m mis-r vu‘iand. and it h
urd lhcm. probablw a llvcision will not be reach-
\‘\'ll'lll(‘l‘ l“ “i". favor tvaz..~saitti:~g~ cd ln-mrr this moving regarding their
them to the allied poutrs l'l'lill'l'lli: ufcvptnncr or rww-tmu. When such
thcni to Gnrmu‘y o: Ft'I-kllJ; .mihai (lf'r‘lFlnil i~ I‘l'f|('lt'l!_ it will in com—
inl'ormntiun llwll‘. li~ilui oi tlu su‘... ii.'ivuu.itwl first to thv l'nifwl Stato-
Jf‘l'l “'1“ ho row rut-d it is uw l- Winn-1 Go‘urumrni
.illll-lr‘i t‘tt‘lzt'. l\ l_\ l' v (i- . «inn.» 0; l'tln tuli- 1 Fr wl-tv l‘t“.l’t‘l.l lhil
lliv Jillli vi lion i'nri‘wi ls ll‘wmm ‘1 morning r4 : lrdin'»: ti ,. Cl ':.i . '1 pro‘
Iii Pl);.'9i‘v-.;l‘v\. with diplotiluil- 1A l‘~ posils but ll‘ im‘2'ir .il l'lr- les Mort“ fl *
rrs- :il; ii' t< :il lhi [town is \l 'élll l .- lhl l’l" mil-r tlw-r- \' :is :l hl‘lltl today
Him a xiv-tun l~ ii».>l.y.n....i it it w that tlu- l‘.i:‘.‘ (ll"|l"l of 1”inviting
tllsrlirwll tl.» propnmls Mu :t \\ .2 Ml wrull l.. (w ui il-tl lmmI-dwilv v :iftor
llIll".iTiIl \‘lll-Uo-t‘ l. untilll ll'iltl l‘ Elfin l
Eons-xi"? lti tlfi'll in 1b. I’ltl~|"~] Neuwnptis rut ll)l.‘~"ll\ \Vv-v iiiiit‘i—
tioi s twin} or in~-'- ‘\ u, :it:- hi» .' “1011\l‘v'lt} in 'li‘Vnn'lllilllI fowl»? pro-
;">“ '- ‘ r" ' T-lsi“ Hi 'l'l I.~ ‘- ' ' posul! ‘-' L";;|l‘:l‘.ll'l“~l inn" l‘wrmany
\' il“.“ll;";l din: fill it 4 . 3| .. t~ or l‘h 1-. l'u'uzlilw‘ of tl‘v l" ‘ ' dllc
v. nsl . ~: ‘l‘. lt“.” o' ‘ in 3 ~ t. triq-l " 2., t ‘l 'iu'i u»: (l [V l. Hamlin!!!»
'llliu‘ l." in ‘.' .- ls ' i‘ 1' 34s‘ I l‘~l-' '1‘ ("Mr (‘7 “16
l'\.‘ v' l m; '-;- 'll- w ‘
‘hv’li i': s .vil Inert Ll't' ,. .-.-- 2;. v. H I. .— ..... ..,n.« u D3243 Five) - -
For Earle
RECEIVERS NAMED
lllllHAllllllllll
. AUTUPARTS it.
Bail-H
Frasse Application Granted
by Federal Court at
South Norwalk — Carpen-
ter and Chamberlain Ap-
pointed
i
!
Judge Edwin S. Thomas yesterday
granted an application for the ap-
pointment of a friendly receivership
for the Hartford _&utomotive Parts
company. in ordet’" .o preserve the as—
sets of the compaiy from unfriendly
action by creditors and to enable the
company to rehabilitate its finances.
R. E. Carpenter. president of the
company. and Cyrus 0. Chamberlain.
of Southmgton. were named as tem—
porary co-receiyers. and it is expccted
that .i further application will be re-
ceived so that the receivership will be
made permanent.
A stock of material which is quitc
valuable. togt‘thcr with a large num-
ber of orders. and a factory in Kala-
mazoo. Mich. Were three things that
will crablc the company to continue
to operate and to meet all claims
against it. and thus continue as a go—
ing concern.
Al‘liuf‘. for thc receivership was
brought by Peter A. Frasse 8: Co. of
l‘l’illill‘l‘ll to lilo bonds of $llm.mu) tw-
forc entering: upon their dutits. t‘m-
lumds l-n-int’.‘ required so as to l'lSlll‘I‘
a faitlitul pi-ri'orniatuw- ot' lht‘ld" du'ics
Charla-s J. Martin. of New
.lenl'l‘n \
Hoar-i. represented the companv in
yl-stn idujfis lll urina.
,__.___._.___—
lllSSSllEllEllNllW ~
SURlill‘Al NURSE
and Mrs. Sher-
This evening Doctor
er. of \Vashington street. this tity.
will. with a party of friends. attwti
the graduating: txerciscs of a class of
nurses at Roosevelt Hospital. “'1 st
59th street. New York city. of which
Miss Elizabeth M. Sht-rcr is a member.
graduating second in the class of 47.
'-Miss Sherer is a graduate. of the
Nor—walk High school and the public
schools of this city. After attending
two years at Mount. Ida preparatory
rchool at Newton. Mass. she. entered
\Vhea‘ton college. where she spent a
year. After finishing one year at .
VVheaton. the call for nurses appf:al("l
so strongly to her. that she entered.
Roosevelt Hospital in New York. Jan- l
nary G. 1919.
She has made a specialty of surg
nursing. being in Sims Ampilhcntorf
the large operating room connected'
with the hospital. and has been hon— |
cred by being ofl'crt-d the position of':
operating room nurse in Sims aftcr‘
lf‘fi] ‘
[her graduation. which she has 80—.
éepted.
One Year In Atlanta
Richmond
Hartford Bank Clerk Re-
ceives His Sentence with
Composure After Pleading
Guilty to Embezzlement" ‘
A yrai‘ and a day in the Atlanm
Penitviitiary. on t-ach of three counts
the bl'lliE'llCl s to run concurrently. was
the punishmcnt giv-n Earl ll. Rich...
mood. defaulting assistant teller at
the }rul‘ir0r\lr.‘\9tllfl National Bank. by
ludze Edwin S. Thomas yesterday
afternoon. at the session of the United
Stall-s l’lSl'dl‘l court. after the grand
iury hurl r4 turned a true bill. agalllh
l‘tichniond
The lullrr. who with his wife was tn
court. was chargvd with embezflci
ment and falsification of account;'
there being two charges on the latter.
Altogether the sum of 33.028 was mk—
en by Richmond. of which sum m
has been returned by him or Mr
ed by the bank.
Judge Alexander Preedon. of t3."
Hartford City Police Court mi
in behalf of Richmond and enter-eds
plea for clemency. ’TFW ca.. was not. 1
the usual one of a L. "tit bank
employee. as Richmond .-d the man-
for domestic pnrpowes. instead of
0V
living. gambling. drinking of
for eyil
wonivn.
(Continued on page Seven
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summits 311mm:
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f
New York city. through Attorna-v -———— ~ .
Stewart N. Dunning. of Hartford. It TOKIH April :7 (By the Associats
was claimed by the pctitiotiyrs th't' ed I‘m-s5 )7 . l.i~ ul lirm‘rnl Suito. (ton-
tht- company has on hand and in pro- int‘tridrr in-t but of the Bmvcnlh JELP‘
cvss o: trianufal‘lurc mrrcandisc Val» anesr lll\i.\l(lll at Vladivostok. rom—
i-d H? 3300.011» or over. Both .\‘lr. niittvd suitinlv on Monday. bir- «lralh
\‘artirllll-r and Mr. Chamberlain Wort brim: :t sv-illvl to the shooting of Na.—
ll. langdon in that
\ul l.lvl:trtlur.i \\'
in January. says the Honhi
city. “'dl'l}
Shimbun of this city General Sarto is
said to low otthv-r hold hlr'i‘vlf ro-
sponsil‘lv for Nic «loath of Tirulrmint
Lanzllou or tr- have born irri'iit.c.. hr
whit in in I ~ \. -i was thr- wvakncss at
the in dealing
\"i‘h lil"
Til-uni
kchtl li\
“-hn
courtrtnrtrtiul and
Ilatnl'nw Communion!
l'li"l‘l‘ lit.
Langdon W7”: shot and
'l‘n—‘lirfwro ("groramnra :. won-
“:ls lzutvr tried bl for!- at'
font 1 rot nullty.
Ho liowtvcr. sentenced to one
month's l'ill risoniiient for making
(:ilsv smith]: tits. and hi“ *l‘Y‘vl"‘lt‘? h!-
ticcrs w- n ('l‘nslll‘4"l for (zillion: to in—
struct him propvrly as to his duties.
Decision in Wade
Case to Come Soon
"out
1"\‘.
‘.\' J) F
A xii-wk from tmlav the Suprl‘m.
Court of Errors and Appeals which.
concluded its ocmi-annual session here
last \lenesday grill open another sear
sion in Hartford. As the Supra.-
Court frwiuo‘nfly hands down many
decisions in cases heard at (be last
hearing: before opening another. per—
sons here :in- speculating on tho pr.-
balfility of learning the ruling: of m
tirt in thc “'m’lc case next “main
Tfic :ippt-al of Elwood B. Wade m
argued before the Supreme court over
a work ago and every effort made by
his attorneys to obtain a new trial for
their client who is in the state's prison
at Yl'ethersfit ld where he will be hung:
on May ‘20 unless thc Supreme court
finds error in his trial and orders the
case retried. A
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