to Be
Had 100‘"
9}
mile Ti‘ ..‘i(
i‘JI‘ Tile (:
riddle Western City Said
Better Suited
70 in Everything Needed
lid Health ll elfare Demonstration,
“.0 1%,;an That Be Sent \Vord Late Last
inat Big Test (,‘ouldNot Be Held
Not-walk Already Eliminated.
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tor
..,- '3‘; Against
.~ - Abutment of
‘1' street Bridge—
in Touring Car
the
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l _i i'fl
W't, "..'i.v 23' —.\lr.~ l‘rwr.
.\"t.tti'nrtl. “UH kill-wl .[l'tl
.twm who wrrc \ch lit r It.
. u “'n'l‘l' hurt. curl) lit-Luv.
in. (‘IF and o Olm- truck
I‘tilllHIOH. The p‘uct- “as tiu
‘oll’t'o'i lrltlltl- The truck l‘r-
' ,ml 1 I ”in .‘l A‘ S ‘i'f‘lll‘lili‘l; L'tll'i-
l ' “1' l7‘}:'. (Hr-twat! .txo'llt, ll!-
(, thunt. it} .TJnlI‘ I'l;"tlIt-", (r
izmu .|\'t‘llUt‘. llrmx
u lhtlllfl with Mrs “our. “ho
.‘. were Mrs input, Mr"
' v \‘thimn. Elli‘lliiNV llu- (N’l\-
~ Tl. Hill, av ti ' “'i Tl.tl'l
t , salt lit-‘ltlf' him. All luu
. .m lord and the ptrt» itrtl
..r plrly to go to .MO'YSOV
no ’iltv-u to ill 5' tl‘ll‘tl".l
., .t‘totim: from 1mm ..l l‘."
tirl. 710m- in 4~;.u~t-.l i--
li-‘w'l and :Hi tlto- wont!
yr» suit 0" the tmlrl-.'
'l .td li- AOS“:"§i'lT T.LI'
4‘71 .l’ttksott rtxwvfe
'luti
-.t::- t~ :1 nl‘mrp turn i'
t . . t... of tho- truck it
Hi that :iH lzu- :‘l‘v-
‘tw clt‘nitz (‘ll'i‘
i . .. hive wort out o.’
t ‘ .r- Tfllif‘ll‘lt co"
‘lll'll. 'l‘lto- (.tl'
,'l’t.'ll“ rt'wl ptzuh-
l .ip- tltutmc-ut.
.l (:ttlta ”‘1-
l ”r: "o l-"llt‘f
'3 l-al :\ dis-
. .. \\"»s cut
I . (‘nrolfl't‘
""v i'tmk ‘\.|_4
1w: {I group of
nurhtl ll"
l‘t‘rr lil‘otl Oil
""Illl.
-A. J‘
TAS.
it it BBNTTNUEB
. -. to day. was
1 the Start" \'<
T l llnulll Hi l‘“"i.
l"L'.‘ Til tlti‘
. z i \ tth carrying
l.'. was placed
1"“rqr, .! week
\‘v t..:s found on
..: ii fl" o'clock {It
'I ltllllt'l wound
.. town! a blood
o" 1hr decrfoot
.. for carrying
4- ~'« l.
" ._ '\ t-t‘uscd to tell
- police believe.
i' is said. that,
viich four men
l'dv l’.l.i was shot
the knife.
.. ~ ‘1'": co the case
, ' -' ti up the other
' the con-
in order to
what evidence
bonds are still
' i ;u
at '1
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A
'l :orttsemenr. am. am
of Stamford
tltc’
Oman Meets Death in
amford Auto Crash
i
Foreign Service Men
Invited to Parade.
All mt-u who hau- seen I‘mig‘n
~cnim~ with "w Army. Navy and
Marin.- (‘urp-s are united to man-h
with the .\lu|\'u_\-'l‘arlu\ PIN. 80.
ans. \t'li'l'lll|~ uf Pun-lint “'ur‘. «In
)lt-quriul hm. Fumlallcm in Wm:
\‘il~l|ll|2‘lill| «rm-t. Ill-ll Men'- "all.
at 8:30 (~lfllltlal'tl time).
BATTilNfi RUNl
tit ‘ mathitiv. But lam discharging Mr
imlv‘r llt'l'ull- ~ tho-n- is not one hit of
--t l‘li'llt‘O' prv< -t-tei to mu that ho- cut
the tt‘et~ (Town or that he was even
l‘I' wt l \"l-"l'. thu How was cut down
'i'hi.~ muted for th-- prcunt, at least.
the cuw‘ 8K.illl\' ('hurli-s H. Taylor
t"llt't!:n: Killl'f.“l, itTlt“Ttd on. ll)“
rmuplnint tr .\i_l_\o:‘ Jet‘ttniah hono—
ta".. in lit-hull ill“ cit}. charged
\‘with lliw dour": um. M an ttm true on
“'usy aVl‘llll“ nun: lice-i street. in
tr. nt n; Taylm's i'uznw. oil hill} 1"
“'l'i:.- lll"n \sh'o ("ii the tr -e noun :tr
thn :llillv onw and should he bruutd.‘
into court." Jutlzo- \'u.-.sbur1;h added.
Justph lucktr. :ulmiilvi that lie
had cut the New down. an! that Joint!
H. LuriIngton “as present "i the time
Prosecutor (‘t‘amcr (‘ ilegeman.
it:
said that he would issue a wwrrant fur
Buckets arrest providing he could find
.m- n.- who “mid it silly that he saw
[11‘ I km cut thu tret- «loun.
Evidepce produced in court this
motninz. waa tn the elfett that thetw
.t'j'ldl‘il'e ol \‘n-r: awnuv as a siren.
or any remrrt of’any layout there; ’nor
any ro-cmd as to the strip of ground
lteiween the sidewalk paving and fine
curbing, on which strip of ground :h!
mo in question was standing
laxior' s driveway to his garaze was
blocked by this trie. He first asked
the South Norwalkelectrical works if
they would mare a lighting pole, but
this being refused, he had. it is
claimed by the state, men cut the tree
down. There is no reference to the
width of the sidewalks in the city
records either. according to testimony
_.__.._
(Continuéd on Page
"Special Teacher of Music
in New York Schools
Miss Atlas Mclfugh. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William J. McHugh. of
South Main street. a teacher in the
public schools of New York city. has
just received a license as a special
teacher of music in the schools of
New York. Miss Lfcflugh recently
tool: the examinmon forwecial work
in music. and is receiving congratula~
tans from her friends. in securing
such a. lucrative position. She will
enter upon her new work in Septem-
ber. Miss Mcflugh was formerly a
teacher in the Norwslk schools and
will be numbered for u:-
l’lve )
than].
IS BISGHARGED
“l want it understood." remarked
Jllllo- (in-mg.- ll \'u~nl:.'dit in lllt‘
downtown cuuvi thi~ morninz. “Thai
\‘l‘ilw T :tlll titxr'ndrkinz if... urt‘uswd I
do not lllPun thu' tho- I‘ll)‘ l..1~ nu
m3! t~ in the n...:to-r. and ill!“ anyow
(a: cut down Tl"'t't-l that may h- ulnntz
is nowhere in the city records. an 8.;-
mm
House Concurs with the
Senate in Adopting the
l;l~. Ii of Hartford. Senator Nehemiah Re
'.'.TT"" :l'i'l Its-prt-svniatiw-s ll: \
.‘\l iv-ut l-ucl Sltlnuel J. \V utkilts l-illll. venue Rabi—LIE Measure
.«ti t... n :i illpt'ulttl to usu ttuin if possi- , t
:.l._ (lust Wll) Nunv all; With its grt-a‘. ABSEMEE. v01 [Rs
fut-.1 uriit :til "8 arivautagvs. and af-
‘ r .-'.l it-ttus imti ini't‘ll ruust-il In th-
‘.l.\-' in...» n: Dr. Richard A. Hull. of
".’llll-’ll”l' chairman of llll‘ cotntnii- BILL l3 FAVflREB
n oz. \- 'u-ttmt. shou'd hun- been
-‘.-..‘.‘.H T’L' lllt discard
it: l'.l -t i; “‘ll' ll called at his home
m H. .~:'u:.i l...~'t I"."lllnfl. “as hiirith senate concurs “:ith the
:.i.-..:\ "t :Il'tl Ilil‘l.lll"l that " volitics"
.. .. l- ‘Tl‘lii\il|l" lor Norualk'ls t-lim- House 0“ welfare Aet'
txmft 'v li~ promise-d in get into ..
tvtttvl. “ill? (Luann; l..'\kt-. and lukr YUAHHSURH- Mil)” 2‘.—Til(- “num-
,t, 1,, .‘:.v~ 1.3. \uth Hm. ‘murnnt .‘t'fllt'rdlll' concurred with tin Senate
ii i.» .1 v l»l"l'?‘~'lllllli{ (‘onm-ctit-ul. m "."°"”"g ”"- r(‘\t‘nll0‘-l'ltlflillk M”
l. v. at: sfwi- .iIl Hilton! has Impn "Tutu”: H l-‘\ ”I 0'“ 1"“! po-r 8“”“n
l: t. in st: h elimination. 0“ gaunt...” soul iu’thc “m“ ”I“ h‘
l I ‘ l tin-.1. \\'..lti. one of “I . {so be paid by the dlstributor “Tm has
_. g non ltu-nm-d ’iit~~ t:t\ would not lu~
“I l .3 (m Page Four) <Tficolleclul by the rI-tailr r.
This bill has hI-lil our in tho tit-u-
h) Senator llv-lslm-y last Friday
and it showed up in the llousc Tues-
tl=l,\. Aittr passag- in tho- House to.
day Scttntor T'il.:|ll(‘) asked for an
Tll'iUll.‘ .m to how tin i-iil r. arm-.1 1h.-
llousc from tlu- Senate.
Tht’ Scimit- journal shous that
Frida) Senator TN‘TAHHY held ihc- bill
in tha- Senate for another day in or-
der. there ltt'lllg a small attendance
reconsideration of past-agi- might be
moved if disircd.
The .tpplopriuliutts committcr
withdrew a blanket bill con-ring in-
creases in salaries of Various office
holders and reported in sixteen sep-
lll‘lllt bills. I! has been understood
that the governor desired to scrutin-
ize all salary bills which carry in-
crt-usl-s. Tlu- blanket bill has been
on thr- Srnzltr calendar n number of
days and man) lntt-rtsted in it per-
:21.-
(‘ll
(Continued on Page Six)
0
TRDLTET GDMPANT
TD PAT $8,750
City of Norwalk _Makes
Settlement in Suit of Dr.
A. H. Baldwin
Si'lll-‘n‘it‘nl of the claim of t! l
uf Nurw..lk an. t“:- (“tint . . ft:
compnm for damages, as the rr~ult of
the I‘ii)llll'lll 0t dam-tuvw l-x tiw l'tl\
it) Dr Arthur H ilrildwtu, of approx-
imately 81?. “as :tutho‘m-l l-\ l
NIH-("tall "ll't'illlK of the cntutnmt roun-
"l'\
lust in
:bli'l'
l'll. itllil Corporation (‘mlusal l':~l\\.ll l
.l. Quinlan imizu' announm 1 Unit .I
srlllrtttO-ttt out of court hzul in~r~u a :1
l'o-ctctl with tl.t- (‘mtly‘cliwut rump-tn
win-n b} thv- «it: “ill f'h-"Ht' tin- sum
nt 8~.T.‘.~_ or approximatrly h:.lf of
lht~ amount
'i‘hts Ni'llli'nii‘lll conus in the face
(Continued on Page Four)
PDPPYBAY
IN NDRWATR
Nearly ovs-ryouz- in Norwalk today
in “Turin: a small rtad poppy. and
store “indows llrl' handsomely decor.
ated with them. as well. there bring
a scori- or more of “Poppy Unis"
about lht‘ streets selling these pup-
plea.
Torin)" is known as “l'oppy lav"
throutzhout the Fulton States. and thr
American Legion is using the money
obtained from the sale of the poppies
for the decoration of the graxca of
our boys alttoad.
The graves will be decorated with
(Continued on Page Four)
Ophir Chapter
Gives a Dance
l’nder the auspices of Ophir Chap-
ter. No. 52. Order of Eastern Star. a
most successful dance was held last
night in the Town anembly hall. The
attendance was verv large.
The hall was prettily decorated for
the occailon with red. white and blue
crepe paper and streamers. Music
for the dancing was furnished by
Speidel’s orchestra of Bridgeport.
’A feature of the evening was a prize
waits. Dainty refreshmcnu were
served.
Guests were present from Stanford.
lBridgeport, Few Giana a: Brook»
m. ‘ \
Mrs. Loonowd M was clots-lady.
of tho committee in chug. «the
\vAstuxn'ruN'.
agreement reached between Chairman
Mu)’ Zo.~~~\\’lth an
Benson of the Shippinz Board and
representatiu-s ol the mat-im- engin-
Hrs. Sun-tan lhuis prepared to turn
his it‘lmts tmiu‘ to 0\"-(rthr0\\ing ob-
unions of the Ann- rtcun Rilip H". m ts
Association: to partitiputing in the
lgreemt-nt.
Chairman llenson "Mimi from his
ptmlous stand and turn-ml ulth the
men at a contort-um. lust night to sign
a new scheduli- of wages and working
condttions to lt'll’.ilill in effect for a
your. ’I‘iu- :tgt'm-tmttt Was nut-hm!
at“ r lhl' chairman had (lim‘ussi-tl the
situation for at u-tni hours \sith ."rt-SL
tll‘lll Harding.
Trrms of the agreement Which is to
be Sillylnlllt'il for ratification Fund.”
to thc \nrious locals or "H- Marin"
Hnginr- rs’ ”circuit in! Association.
pui»lw..but it is under-
arm-(l, unit a few runners in ovct-
Mme 'uio-s and working conditions.
it»: } fullnw tho lrl'tu rul prrnisious pre-
\inugl) L.” dmnv tor a If- p.-r cent.
“axis (‘tll.
NEAR EAST REEIET
WANTS BEDTRIND
Armenians, Syrians, and
Others in Desperate Need
of Garments -June 4
Bundle Day
This in clothing work In (‘onnectl-
cut Throughout this work [Nuplo in
all putts of thr state will lw- ask-«i tn
pruut- tho- clothes trees in their homes
and wild the prunings to the Near
LAM l:clu~f in order that clothing
“huh ts now lying useless and idle
max be transported to Armenia. 8; rh
0: ti other countries of the Near l-Iasl
t; protect the honu-lru refugees from
were not tnlulr
ti».- rigors of u frigid Willln‘r. lloy
Smuts. Chambers of Commerce. Ro~
tar} Clubs. schools. churches. public
spirited organizations of a'l classes.
ltuMl'it‘la men of all kinds lune pro-
nusui to do all that the)‘ Can to make
tln- t‘lothlng (Tatupaitrn a success
.\"d June 1 is Bundle my.
(Continued on Page Six)
NIGHT SESSIDN
FDR lEfllSiATlJRE
REPDRTED liliEiT
In How of the short time lift and
tho- uniuunt of blight->8 3»! in In
transacted it is bclimui b_\' lr'xts'ntl't
lnub-rs that the tncmlmrs of th- (ii-n-
cral Asstrmblr wxll lw treated to a \t‘n-
in»: sessions before [lli‘ Legislature is
:. Linux-tied. Although June 1 “‘(IS
looked upon fauot‘ablt as the day to
Hus: until June 7 lmete the final
adjournment on June 8. this is now
iwm-u-d to he inconceivable unit-s.-
tiw legislators struxgle along
morning. afternoon and night sessions
on Tuesday and \\‘mi:.esd:ty.
The 326.000.000 maintenance bud—
get. proposed bond issues and sport.-
appropriation bills have not yet been
touched in either house. The land
tax on propert) owned by municipal
water corporations. ox't-r W ich (if.
Judiciary committee is split. promise;-
a tight in the House. The civil ml-
mlnlstrntion code and the. general
automobile bill are also among the
measures not 3“ disposed of in the
House.
Boy Auto Thief Sent
to State Reformatory
NEW HAVEN. May 28.——Chester
Baker. 18. of Springfield. Mom. was
sentenced to the Connecticut Refor-
matory yesterday by Judge Thomas
in ('nited States District court. The
youth recently was sentenced to the
Atlanta Penitentiary for (our years
for violation of the Dyer Automobile
act. But the court stoned the case
today and utercddhe sentence.
Baker was one of the four 8pring~
field youth- who was sentenced by
Judge Edwin s. Thomas at the April
term of the’UnltedTh States District
court. held here. four boys
were chased by police was Spring-
field. M to Greenwich. Conn.
when they were finally arrested on
And! I! after they had waited
NJ.- Neils: of tho Green-
- . who olden.—
{it
l
(‘13 at
tariff TRAIN
that it will‘be am for every
AGAIN Ri STATE
0T GGUAPSE
Fifteen-Year-Old Girl Tes-
titles to Seeing Her Wash-
ing on the Day of the
Murder .
DEFENDANT WAS
TN RTSTERICS
p-
at Time of Crime
llltll'GI-ZI‘URT. May 25.«—Jamcs
Diumiwui and Alcsahtlcr Mundt wait»
lhc Hotel Strailivid. listittmi
before Judge \V. H. Malthii- in the
trial of hits l-Zthrl llutchlzts Nutt lla‘l‘t‘
lllitl ml lll'.‘ tztgill before
tiu- murder of her husband. George
['2. .\'<dt. the) saw Mrs. .\ott. her
ilaugltht iiullt and Elwood “Widt- ditt-
lt'g ttluitlmt at tlt-- Stralttcid. 'i'l't}
said also that “mic and hits. {Volt
4
)i ell “kn
decided to send
to Ireland and it is rumored that new
meltsu res
the republican form-s in the
“rat.
it)
lhl-
pin) ed
l't‘lll ls"
thi- details hau- not 304
Police Smfintendant SayS . It ill-twplaim-d that owing to lht
tuntimluucc of a slau- at cvno-Ignnm
She Tried to Shield Wade because of the coal strike and' the
tit-ml of sending troops to Silesia
is difficult to spare-
No Identification of _
Darien Auto Victim Yet
6
Mobile . Forces Will Be .
Used to Round Up Rebels.
Planning New Measures to Be Adapted Against
Republican Army in South and West Ireland
—Dublin Custom House Was Burned by
“Orders” and Destruction Defended by
the Irish Bulletin as a War Measure.
LONDON. Mu 3'2K—The cabinet has
large reinforcements
adopted against
south and
according to an announcement
the “London Times."
lurgar number of mobile troops.
tn-wspuper N138. an- to lw em-
iu a systematic "roundup of
0\vr lan‘xr “roan. but. it adds.
ill-en si-lllml.
are to be
4‘
ll
troops at prcseni
(‘thtuln House l‘in- (DI‘I‘PIY‘IL
TH'THJN. May 2th— «Thut the tic»
t
\-i
'.‘i
was a military operation ordered Iu'
the hall 'i-Iiraenn is the stateme‘
made tonight It _\'the "Irish Bulietil.’
Ii tit-scribes the opt-ration as a con-
plrlc success." _
"At one moment a misunderstood
signal caused tiu- premature (mutation
of work." sans the "Bulletin" in tell-
ing how the building was burned.
"but so exact was the discipline that
the men Wet-n immrdiatel} recalled
and the operation was completed. u—‘
though hostilities had alnad)‘ hem
outside and tinn- was grave risk 0!
rupturi- or death to thr- whoit- party.
The “liullctin” claims that tho
bur-him: '0. the (‘ustom Hons» ”Whim-
the most important branches of the
llulvlin custom houm
hilt, Q'fllt‘ll Tllt'lt toxttltcr S('\t'l‘£tl tum-s
during tit: month preceding the druih
o. Noll hits .\‘ott is iuing trim-d for
fitst denun- tnutdt-r for llli' killing her
husband. \\'adi has bu-n ronuclcd
and hanxmi.
Mrs .\'ott seemed to be on thc \. rgv
of a m-nous collapse "llf‘ll she came
into court this morning. Siu- lvrt‘ulllt
worse when she saw that the court-
room was crowded. During the tak-
ing of testimony. particularly “hllv
l'uultne Hopko. a ”wear-old girl
thing in the house next door to that
(H thc- .\'otts. “as ttstlfping. M}:
Non broke down and becam- lush-r-
it‘ltl. as h'lll‘ was on Thursday Judm
Malibu called a recess and All“! stun-
ulants had been ghcn Mrs. Not! to a
(Continued on Page Six)
BLACK AND TANS
WITHDRAWAE HAS
BEEN REMANDED
lll‘llLTN. 311:)
is made in the Tndcprndrnt that
count l.it::.1lan (former?) Lord lid-
mttnd Talbot) the new Victory for
Ireland. obtained frotn the cullittt‘i
as a condition of his acceptanrv of
the \lf‘le)Ull). an undertaking i‘ml
the inception of his regime would be
murkml b\' the withdrawal of the»1
Auxiliary Police. called in Ireland th-
“liillck sit‘li 'l‘utnl"
2K—The stun-mom
\‘ls-
CHILDREN DE MARY
SDBIETT BAZAAR
The annual bazaar of the Children
of Mary society or fit. Macro chunch
opened last night at the Catholic
clubhouse. 22 “'est avenue. and was
marked by a large attendance.
The fancy booth. which was in
charge of Miss Catherine ut‘l'v. Miss
Fulton and Miss Anna Prcnder-
Mu}
gust “as well patronized and did a
good business. The fortune telling
who-cl in charge of Miss Frances Mc-
Laughlin also did a good businers.
During the evening. dancing was in
order to music furnished by Svec's
orchestra. The fair will continue to-
night. Monday night and Tuesday
night.
The committee
of: Misses Catherine llun‘y.
in charzc consists
Mary (‘u-
oak. Grace \t’eed. Mary Killion.
Louise Tierney. Vera McNamara and
Agnes Prendergast.
(Continued on Page Six)
Woman Is Believed to no
Mrs. H- Vanacken &
Brooklyn—Testimony In—
troduced at the Coroner’s
Inquest Yostcday
(‘oroxzcr John J. I’helan. follow
the conclusion of his inquest into t»
death of the unidentified woman CL
liarlcn yesterday .ordt‘red the rile.
of .Wtiliam and Eztri Tomlinoon o!
“'estvillc. Conn. Sol (‘antcr of Ncw~
ark. N. J. and Lewis Rambo of Silva
Lake. 3'. 3.. driu-rs and helpers. ne‘-
spcrti‘eiy on the two trucks that col—
lided on the llarien "data" early y.—
tcrda) morning. with the result that
the woman. a passénger on Camel-'-
truck. was (rushed beneath the truck
on which she had been riding. '2!“
it overturned.
Sol (‘lilill’l‘.-
which tho-
thc Coroner that. while he was drIVJ
ing through Greenwich. the won“
hailed him at Greenwich Avenue and
llli' Post iload. She
whether he would take her to N9-
Han-.n and he said he would. H‘
Sll‘llld that he had rciimed Rambo.
driver of the truck “‘
Harris Factory
To Cost $75,000
who had bu-n drhing the machin‘
whip the woman
svr- a
The witness told the Coroner that.
The nullract for the now glass
factory. to he crcctcd on the fur-
nwr lamb purports: in Main strut-t.
b) Charles H. Harris. has been
awarded to thc lmvcrlng-Garrunu-s
Company. general "Inn-actor.» of
New York city. it was loomed this
lll official quarters in llultlltt this
statement is not confirmed. lint it is
trencrally taken to point to Soul
changt in the control of the Aviliat)
l-‘.orce
Nominally the force is compowd or
mn- n who are supposed to In ctdtts
for the Royal Irish ' Constabulary.
awaiting appointment as distticl in-
—v m.- ......,.
spectors. and is therefore technically
part of the police. But it is not con—
trolled by the heads of lll'.‘ Inna!
lrish Constabulary and has its own
Commander-in-Chief in Gent-rut Tu-
dor.
It is composed chluslvely of i-x-
ofticers who served in the war. and
numbers about 1.500 men. it is nt-t
believed here that in present condi-
tions it is likely to be disbanded.
HA3 ElRST Mill
The Comhat‘Train had its .am in-
formal drill at the Armory lad nlxht.
under command of mm. Joseph
W. Lockhart. and the newly appoint-_
ed lieutenants. Stephen Betas and
Robert Oliver. The men were looked
o‘er by Major Hum. who ex-
pressed hlmsclt as well minded with
the recruiting work that had been
done.
The organisation will have a. meet-
ing Sunday at one o’clock. (W
time) and will be mustered in on
Tue-day evening, six tony-five p. In.
(standard time).
On Sunday after-nod; Captain
Locum intends to make ulcction
of his non-co mini-stoned officers. so
mantoboprcsent. noticed-par—
dental-I7 for enlistment. smut-
msdoc. a duty mt. on ammuni-
tion corporal. a radio not. did a
”chandmoehantc. "these,“-
mm-nlngz by The Evening Serial-cl.
The nmtract price is said to be
about 375.000.
The umtrnfl was let thumgh It.
A. Lambert. of Flt-(rhet- & Thomp-
son. Inc. [‘fi‘Iiminnry work on the
Huhtructinn of the plant. which
will be built entirely of stt‘t‘l and
hm“ 3‘ glass. will start next week.
Sixty unwound square foot of
glass. to hr- uscd In the plant. arrh-
od In Sou-stalk today. This. brings
the total nmomnt up to 120.000
he picked up the woman at about I
a. m. He droxe on to Stamford.
lstoppcd at. the Oxford Lunch. and the
three an: somtthinz thert‘. The!
,thcn continued on
tNow Haven.
Canter could tell the Coroner noth~
ins: about the u’oman. He stated that.
she spoke ilttlt. and he did not ques-
tion her. She told him that she was
goiug to New Haven. and it appeared
that she had friends there.
(‘nnter Stan-d that he was driving
.at the rail of about 15 miles an hour
at the time of the collision. Ho
qhargrd that the drher of the other
truck was “'hogging' the road and.
that he had no chance to get by. He
Iwas at the f-xtl'f me right of the road.
he stated. and thought that he would.
bc able to clear the other truck with-
squsre feet.
\
WASHINGTON. Slay 2’ —'I'be Con-
needn‘t Senators have agreed upon
Row: 0. Mn. of North "gm for
oollecttir of internal moo for Con-
necticut and have ”sanded to
President Harding M ho ho. appoint-
will soon follow. . . '
Colonel Eaton fil- I. Mr
ludorocmcnt for ”no place. on the part
of Connwtieut W tn” m
E. J. Coucy. of New Haven. the only
other candidate for the place.‘
This htheonlyflofflehl‘hba
In Connecticut (mull! be filed for a
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PRESIDENT TD NAME EATDN _
TBR YlNTERNAE REVENUE .TDB
ury Department. have no appointive
term. The appointees hold office noun
their successor is appointed. so that
they can be relieved at any time at.
the pleasure of the President.
The terms of the U itcd sum
District Attorney and lted sum
Marshal for the State run for four
years. and do not expire until 1988.
As the Harding Administration 3-.
taken the position that all om
senlng terms of this kind xii! b0
permitted to nerve out their appoint-
ments undisturbed. it appears “and.
that the district attorney and marshal
became a pasueuo‘
Ho'
woman was rididg. tol‘ ' '
asked nu. “'
their trip toward. . '
slit.
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