" the world.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
r
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
I. L. a A. m. GOLDEN, 'Props.
'sA'rURDAY, JUNE 25. 1921 e
at a...- Connecticut State fluvial sitar-W moor
Middlefi'n- - -- ‘ .mm mm 13018 ‘10
, Pilgrim Celebration. ‘
$5.000 for we state‘s participation
in the 300th anniversary of the land- ~
i‘iifiilms.
I“. .. ”e Connecticut Light and Power Com-
5.000 for the Groton Monument .
‘AJOciation. tinny-Make [pique Otter To‘l’laoe
l 870.000 (approximately) for the Modem Electric Irons injures-y
Connecticut industrial School for
(eel Lci'
it does {all to affect a cure.
MATURE ALMAN‘AC FOR
TOMORROW
Iiigh tide 2:25 a. m.. 2.56 p. 111'
Sun rises 4 :23, sets 7:29
Ila-thorn of The Ass-mental TreSs
The Allstit‘itltt'il l'ro-ss is exclusively
entitled to the use for publication of
All news dispatches credited to it or
also
not otherwise in this paper and
Any local news published herein.
All rights of publication or special
dispatches hen-in are also reserved.
Adz-F.
insosrc NOTES
A special communication of Old
Well Lodpu .\'o. ill-ti. i" and A. M.,
will be hs-id at its rooms Sunday eve-
ning June '.‘6. 1921.
(Sharp) standard time. for the pur-
pose of attending St. John's Day Ser~
lice in the So. Norwaik M. E. Church.
“Kindly Hiltlii' an extra effort to be
with us." All Master Masons cor-
diaily and, frail-runny invited.
Fraternally yours.
I‘IlllSt'N 'l‘. HARRIS, W'. hi.
I 'Attest: .
“HEIGHT \l. \\'li.Ct'tX.
S. v‘l‘t tary.
Butler t‘hripl-r .\'o. fl‘l. ll. A. M..
meets in Masonic Tentpie. South
Main strut ti- Ind and 4th Tues--
dns Olf‘.'(‘ll ro:~.th at S o'clock
J and August :v‘rptcd. All R. A.
Hfins ceriii:.l‘_\ and frateruaiiy lu-
vited
CI AREN‘VE A. P-ROVVN H. P.‘ to cousidvr the construction 0! ti (‘on-‘
F, K LYNN. Svu'rvtflry.
,__,~_ ,.___-
MR. li.\l.i.\iillli'\ (il'l.\l'3li(|l'.\
( )Fl’l‘iii.
Norwaik i'iti.~:w should fill tubu-
lint Ovur ti.v‘ dviiu‘itful philanthropu
offer which i- tl‘nhli'it‘IHi in another
column by liduard ll, (fiflahi-r and
hi! wit’o. 'l‘l'v Ill'i-.i.lll Ol' thus: with
have ltitiko-il l'ur\\'..|il tn thn timo- “lit 'I
n properly 0 .iiiprnd institution lun-
ink for its t-iivtms- liv uplift at 'Illl
young men l‘ititli physically and [nr-n.
tally. is in |.- lilillloil 'i‘ln-
Evening Sriilll-il ii.i\ it p. .‘iitil; IiiL'o-l
Ftllil
nt'iion :ilonr: llit'\| ililtH but no m..-
(‘ver dared hop. that it would cuter
into tht' llOJll 1." .i 1 lil.’,- ‘l in I lt4i .lll'i
nitrintaiu at |¢'~-Ill.il iqn-iisr such .1
buiidinx.
A irimtiiiu l.- lull -.i'in«l to" ill'
(‘ouncil (‘1: not”: ... \\'..n»...=..\ H.
inx. .llllv t'li. u lrlllll \niini: .i'lli old
who are ii.t~ W' l‘i th:~ no. Ilvl'lil
entirprisc. .\l tl-l'..ln'- ..i ”ii? tiluv
will rn:-ke |I|ill', ~~~t \x'm' is in h:~~
tniud His .iiv'hitn-t nil‘ in rr. ~14?
and :i lll')rtlll:ll ll" li~“i>ll \\lii be had
as it) [IZOFIiv'i'tt‘ ' phi: N ,i' i] pulp-luv. (if
Eh" iiifliitlltlu. .\\ .i lt\[lli.l.\" in \‘l
and Mrs. (hit-hi IR lllllll't i - vii i'li -i
Offer if Hhoii'vi i- r-wliiih -l .i grin! till
VilPL‘f- (ll. “ii" ' I" u ' ~ in in! alfllili o-\“ 1\
other "iilfitll'llil‘ it illi'l l..« prvr-tvt .it
the nl“t'i'lL' iii tl- l.‘li‘l“l l‘hnuiiw:
us Suggest”! ‘-\ \lr H.ril.ilirtt
.____
'i‘iil' (.til." s'l‘.\\ll.\llll
'i‘hv- \vorid. “Illl llt'L'liL'iiIlt t\t‘i|l<
(ions “lilt'il did not count in inter—
rititiorm' tluamr “as on .i gold lrllfli.‘
lit‘lorv lhl' war ’l‘iu- “orb! Hiiii prep.
teases to in on a mild basis, but it is
not it Is not on a ivi illt'lillllt‘ inlrii,
nor is it "\'t n on it silvc r basis,
On it puprr inlle Tim! is. ii'l Of till"
world l‘\(‘(-[il tilt l'iii‘f‘tl Sliilt H.
All Of ill'
have put out So much paper mom-v
of our‘ sort and another that they
lime pzrssod llll' limit or prudence or
safety and lira: ll!‘.’tll\ all th-l'goid has
been driven from circulation. (lov—
crnments still haxc small hoards of
gold to bark thrir pntu-r issues, but
the ratio or cold in tin-tr trr-nsurics
10 ,outstnmliug or redeemable bonds
3nd notes-i has hm n steadily diminish-
ink li‘:irl\ cw'rvwhvro: for pri-
vate citizens, thev lind almost
impogslblr- to obtain.
Foreign gold has been flowing to
America in a steady htrcnm. This
countrv now his more than slim“.-
000.(i(m oi' the estimated R.‘I~l'.lif|“.-
000 of {told in thi- worlll. ("ll‘ own
iuonev is tlli'rol'tll‘t' tllt l'nlllitltHIt ill
Still. lllt‘l" .‘ll't’ ill)" who
mnlntn ;‘ that :ven llll t’nlv'i‘. States
has fallen to paper standard. and
invite doubters to try ceiling hard
gold at any look for gold certificates
or gold bonds.
it‘or rirniticul
may certainlv be assumed that Ani-
erica stand.- on a solid gold founda-
tion. in a world or tloutlnc paper cur-
rency and inflated credit. And ac-
cording to the judgement of evperts.
this situation which mirrht once have
been considered fortunate. is full of
trouble and danger. The more gold
we accumulate in America, tale less
other nations have. and therefore the
less valuable their own money be—
comes. and the less able they are to
pay us wha‘ thev owe us and to ‘huv
goods from us. The problem now. as
dankers and statesmen have been ex-
plaining. is to get some of this gold
distributed in Europe again. it
seems to be the only hope of restor-
ing Europe to a sound gold basis.
F——.—r—__
A l'Ol'l'LAR AJLMICNT
Far be it from any newspaper to
ignore the admonition of the new
Volstead commissioner and "make a.
Joke ot prohibition." Prohibition, it.
cannot be too often repented. is no
Joke. For be it. too. from the wish
of any editor to further a mischiev-
ous mavement. not news is news,
and facts. wet or drv. mugt b a
god to the light and. i e rag-
'editorial comment “:9 Subjected ‘0
here duly chronicled th hereto“ it “
part of th at in a. certain
'9 has appeared and is now attain-
8r°8t popularity. and in one city
east is said to have reach-ed a].
the proportions of an epidemi
This disease is known to the meg-
Ical world. and is rapidly becoming
known to the laity. as “malaise."
How dreadful it is may been seen
from the fact that the almost invari-
able prescription for it is “splritus
_.trnnienti it! 0:." Malaise is defined
3' thoéiictlionary as “an indefinite
. - ‘ in ‘ r t
i‘-_, “2‘0 lug-wk"?
' Latin
Kfilii
purpom‘s. however. it
at 6:15 o'clock.
lint (tilillililJlIO'l iatrs for owners
It is.
e t'nited States a new dis- -
reared. I.owe\er. that (lid Dr.
stead will have something
einic at'ains national scope.
I I
merit are not men who fought
France or Belgium.
._ .___._._____.
'Lake Signs Bill That
Continued from fourth page
governor yesterday are the following:
For investigation and report to thc
1923 General Assembly of stream poi-
iution. providing for a commission to
comprise the attorney-general. three
city engineers. two manufacturers and
one ovster grow-1'. No appropriation
Iii! provided. only expanses to be paid.
i
l
The state department of health is or-
dered to turn over all data (‘Olit‘t'l‘nillg
Sirtllin pollution to thi- commission to
be raised by the governor. This bill
i'llt liHhI-s thv' Industrial Waste commis-
sio‘i or: r \\'lli<‘ll tho re was strong con-
tention at hearings in-t'oie tho- judi-
ciary committee.
(‘hii Cutie.
T'ioxidiug {or a commission of five
to in appointed by the governor to
(‘o'fii-l' " .“n'l report to the 19:3 Go n—
erzii .\.ss--miii.v on the illipl0\t'lllt‘lit iii
the organization of ”*0 stair ii!‘||:ll‘i<
riu-nis. l”lllllli3~>lt"i“ and boards. with
.. 37m: > i appropriation pr0\i-lo-d.
I Pliny-ting tor tl'“ :ippointtil'nt
‘th- Li .v .nor of .i 4"lllllllSSltIZi of
ii)
tho-
liii-v ti: iit building at the East: ru Hlul"!
ii‘:\|'tl\ilihll at Spring! - id An :ipprn:
Eilrlillltlll of 32.0th has :iirl‘nil)‘ il‘Ill
,approx-«l 'or an t-\iiii~it .it tl.o t'\tiii§i<
Mun lr\
I it- Vi
[livi'tii lil
'piiilili 'l
I.‘iiiiliil YII
:.\.k.~o lllliii.
l state lumd hams.
| 'l'lH i'li"" lililllul' ‘i
goxcruor aw
.\‘i-siill- ntr~ and permanent
tx .li..l $3.1m i‘mvo
Amour: tl‘e othn
liit .i-uio.u sortie-l l.\ lhv-
lill' iti!iti\\li‘ik’
l increasing li.“ i-llilt'
tl- to“: ~ trim 3'. Tv
tin slat» imairi n1 .iLZlIt‘ll‘l'il"
“it i: and ('tiiilli.lilll|: tm- t‘i-ll-
i'llil'llllti‘\ t'iillllliieflitill .ip
‘i\ Holcomb pur-
i>l the l'Ji'J Urn-rut
(:’l\l l‘lltil‘
.i;i :Ir‘t
isslio-H 1.:
th-
ll)": iilr ('llltilit I'\~
inlt-ortunt
cow rnor )r-s-
lllll'NtF
it I'll.“ :ii"
lav lI\io d on
1" tn 3," vt-u_.
114‘“,
i iif‘tllit‘l"l; f'v
slat:
iiitllllul\lllli n! th-
i... lul o' tisiw ii: ~ and L'..lllt
"iKlIl to this"! I
i'l‘itli g ti- “rang:
"lbii \\:\t iii\Iil t'vutti tiio ‘.
taria or tl.- r'ir.ii .srttion of [he
t'lit town.
I'tIllgl'l‘~\ll|flll-."‘-'.nl‘ui‘.
.l'rw.::ii~i; for a l'lll‘Klt‘\ili.ill :it-
‘iJiL‘t' ill t'w «nut that
'It :ippnintina Iii is \oti-d by the national
“Wing“
l ,\l*l-ll~llil"..'
llf'lll‘lx' in. r.
from
tn“ n nl
Ill." l'
[lit :4-
t‘utifzr- ~.~iii: :ii
\i
{.10. {or p-ilv‘i'l'ians on
ll ‘itzilu-~ .iI.<i tilthiviilis'
(if
’Iiititm \Illll‘lo~ ”Mint-idly using 1h”...
bridq. .~
i'il>\|ti|"L'
'si-nutiiiml
tor ridistrir‘tini: the t'oui
«lls'rii'ts in N: w York ('lt)
l iixi.ll¢li~i:l' : .. $7.0 two i: 'lil!liiiil
ffilllt'i .ni th- l‘l'illltt‘llt‘JI Ilt'luiuiatun
[new-.mr: iron! L'twll to Si"""
Mn .itn-w-l tn ‘.. imp! ":.:iti.i I} in lllt
“(twp important "erri'stn'v- hum”. r to thi- t‘ourza-cticul iiliv .thziii thum- in ninth thry reside: pro-
‘lllililt Sol-ii iv
Snitiit'i“ .\hi "I".
The so—r;ril~ii Iiiii'kio \‘ hill [\rtnitl-
'iug for iinrsttuattou and supa-rxisioil
lily the state board of control of tlH-l r" \l li'l Tili‘rfll‘"'li‘i't‘lt‘niT-f‘t.i‘trction 'il'ill , i‘latt‘s and Ranger.
'iiillillt‘silik nl iii" int- it at on llr - ' pin-ii: ”i fhl‘wu'1J“ in In” {I'll .h.
*3..’utru.u-oo fund for tiii aid of div- 3,‘ i.‘ ‘ '. . ‘ U '.
. .0 ”mix; mini-c innit: d- Hutu-lion m w IN TO
Icharge-d soiriirrs. sailors and marirxvs ',h..|1 tiqh H.;.“m.l’. 1...”; “mm “in”; 25 ASE a N STREET'
l'rmidim: tor the «statiiishru'iit o!
in marketing bureau in r-iuiru-vtiun
with the state board of :im'ivulliiii-
l Amending the tear-hirs’ lliirl‘nltlll
law, facilitating payments and pro-
xiiilug for a charity: in plusi-in it‘-
lquiremeuts,
Nomi (‘uustnwtiulh
The SLEWHJH'U appreciation for
trunk lini- aud rideral and roads,
iwhich sunivi-d a battle in the Legis-
liliiliit'. was also nuimn: the niuwuiis
'iipproved by the gou-rnor \rsto-rda\
Antoni: otht-r slit-ciiii appropriation
lacts upprovul by the gou-rnor' are
.iili‘ following:—
' $\.mio for th. (‘onno-glimit
Library Committee.
“Until?“ tor the construction
iroad between North
and Mechanicsvilic. l
830. 00 for repairs at the Norwich
State Hospital.
smut-00 for repairs and replacements
i‘liiiii ‘
(if it
(lrosvt-riiordul
‘niirssmrrii
..iiinE WELL
F oliowed a Neighbor’s Advice
and Took Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound
-—“For three years I
agony each month with
guns in m sides. I
cum! . tempo-
- Vern Te
Morogn'untol
vertisement . of
dis E. Pinkham's
ogetabic Conic
Imentioned
t toaneighbor and
. tshsn it with good
results and advued
s
r for the time being. even it
It is
\'0l~
to say
about the treatment before the epid-
The men who are against disarma-'
in
Involves $5,738,000 persons. _
'.'.'WU ttti't (or capital iii-3
improu‘-
in o\-
shotoidmeshchad.
Home.
Girls tor replacements and repairs. .—
s-ts.000 for the collection of the
gasoline tax by the motor vehicle de-i
partment. of electric irons in this community
3370.000 additional for (it‘ficlt‘ncy with the canvenience and real econ-
appropriations at the direction of thew,“-v of "om": by electricity. e.pec_
stute board of control. ~ . ’
.3!“in tor the state farm for inebri-lmny during these hot Gall. the Con-
ates. necticut Light and Power Company
88.563.39 for deferred claims. has announced that for a limited time
820.000 to cover accumulated debts only. It will allow $1.00 off the pur-
to the Conn'cticut industrial School
an Institute for the Blind.
l 810.00" for the instruction of the
adult blind in the'homes.
‘ 8‘.‘U.i‘0 for the relief of needy blind
In an effort to acquaint every user
chase.price of a new electric iron. it
an old iron at some kind is returned
0i them at time of purchase. Easy
terms of payment are also offered.
A considerable number of people
3500 and 31.31] respectively for the
claims of A. li'Ambrosia and Elinor
Skostad.
l $22,000 for the state farm for wo-
men
m um its
opportunity tosconvert theirxold die-
at the Lighting Company's store con-
tains nearly 57 varieties or old coal,
gas and early type electric flatirons.
some of them of the type in use be-
fore the Civil War.
BILUARD PLAYER DEAD.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cai.. June 25.—
John G.'Horgan, 60. former
champion three-cushion billiard play-
er and simultaneously the world poor:-
et bill'frd champion. died here. yes-
terday. after an extended illness. Hor—
gan won the pocket billiard cham-
lpionship-trom Tommy Houston in
i1906. and in 1912 took the'three-cush-
iion billiard title from Joe. Carney. De
'Oro took the three-cushion billiard ti-
tle away from him in 1914.
AdvertisoJa the Sentinel.
t
used and obsolete irons into cashfland _' ' ‘1 : ' ‘ .J. ' .
constantly Ma's pile of old iron" . " . 0N STOR
i _' i ' . ' E
world ~
t
l
54-in. All Wool Flannel
In’thc popular shade of Red for Sport Coats
and Skirts, yard .........
Or you may havefl in white, the same quality
at, yard _
m
54-in. All Wool Black Jt’rsey
Extra fine quality, firmly woven. The ideal fall...
‘ . . , - - ' . - , _ _ 3‘“? 'll‘“~\o-Q
ment ior roads and water and equip \Vonderfui IJOt 0f ‘ Skirts, Blouses, and Bathing Stilts ,
$600,000 (or the closing of untinish- :. ' '. 1 at yard , _ , , , , , , , _ , , , , , , _ , , _ _ .. $2 98
ed traps in state aid roads. ' . , ' .-.-. ----- .- 0
$175.0oo for 'the tuberculosis com- . ‘ .
mission for improvements at the state resses an rts - In colors $2
sanatoria. ’ - ‘19
$65.00“ for ‘hp Manfleld State ' \ at, yard - . . I . . . . . . . .................. .
Training School and Hospital. .
l Accounting 0! filnds.
Governor Lake approved the bill
over which there was contention in
the General Assembly. providing for
the accounting to the state treasurer
of all monev received from depart-
ments. institution. boards and com-
missions. Friends of the Connecticut
Agricultural College opposed the bill
‘oii the ground that it would embarrass
the college.
. lliizamy Law.
‘ The bill concerning blgamy
vldcs tor imprisonment of tin-
of persons who \iolate the marriap
lawn of the state. providing for this
punishment against persons. “ho (ll-
though iilrcadv married it"! a license
here. marry again and cohabit in this
state.
pro-
.vs .its
' $2.98 to $10.00
JACOBY’S
"The Home of Good Clothes for Men and Women."
Industrial School Transfer.
The board 0? control is authorized
to continue to make dttlciencv appro-
priations until July 15 (lut- biii pro-
hibit:- (‘ii\ trill-‘izill from spending mor-
thzin a thrd sum for emploMug pri-
\.'ile (it'itf‘il\t u \vith-iut ihv- cr‘iilsn-nl of
the common ('tillnv’J Anothcr mea-
suri- providis tor the- transit-r to the
stair of tilt t‘ouumlicut industrial
School for tiirls zit Middlgiv'n. the and Heels
institution to be known as the Lou:
Laun- laitn .\li public acts :irr to br-
cnmv :mctiu .iui\ l. 1'12]. according
to another i-li. upturned.
\nlnr) of t'lrrks.
tr..- prousions of a in” up-
vrstrrdu)’ the flute board of
control. upon the “commendation of
thc state t-oard of tlnance. is author-
imd to fix tllt' FJliliit! (if clerks uni]
l'nilol
proud
Shop at The Palace Theatre Boater-y and Stretch Your
to its Utmost. ‘
THE PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING.
SUMMER FOOTWEAR
Special Smoked Elk Oxfords with Tan Saddle and Rubbe- Soles
Black and White. 2-strnp Pumps with White Rubber Heels ..... $5.95
HOSIERY FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
Dollar
.-
(lllit r I tiiiiloh d in state commissions.
d- [litt‘ililt'llil and board! The bill con-z
co-‘iulug the admission of elictors pro-,
\idiug tor - llil-lilll! it? and Mai-ions of_
registrar!- for port-cling \otvin lists DINING ROOM SETS-iii Pitct‘s.
“as also .ipproud. 3 chair. 5
humbling ui l‘nirs.
can Walnut, or
('. l- 'rtf; .." ‘..'
.ini iiiu. I all: ird thc «lies at BB“ “()th SETS
liquor on tho grounds ot agrti uitural:
\m it iii s .in r-rriliiliitc it under the p"). Dressing Tahiti.
\‘iHUlls or another bill :ipprrnwd. 'l‘his' at Jl'S’l‘ ONEJiAiJ’ tlhe present price.
.ivill \\.n- tho NIli-l'l‘i or "HIV“ ill-rus- \\'l-; t‘UfllleLLY INVITE
siou as iu-pr-sentntivcs coming' from a"
-
ln\\ll! “ll'it' local tans “t-lt h-i-i oli-'
g,- t"! d on th: ground that tin lt' “I it ;
sutllclrut ill“! to proude {or these.
lnuttr rs. _ Il
' lidticatimml Matters. m
‘ Sour-- o: the spu-tai and puLlic nets: WALL AND HIGH T8
git-print 'i \- ~11 lti.i\ liiClliiiC"
tiir lollrm lug list-m
are ill
side cums. extension and side tables in Mahogany. Ameri-
Hak at .11 ST ONE HALF the present price.
i pieces. including lie-d. liresser, (‘iieti‘onctL
in Iiirdso-ie Maple. American “'ainut or Mahogany
RAYMOND £9 SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
including china closet. butter. arm
and
PERSONAL INSPECTION
NORWALK
. I‘i0\iiiiug lnr aippruis under the.
.'ii'tiii‘iii Ill.rilirt .nt; prii\i.lmi: for
stati- lll;tlliin"i.l r-t svhoois in (ii--.
trivia llt'flltt‘li'lfl or unable to pnui-l' ‘
tho same; primrwatiun and rtprmler
.tloli oi prui-it- records hv ihP stati-
:lil-l'nilnn; "rerun-int: to 8:15 in the
slab- and tor tln- li.lliun «it (‘lllltll’t’ll
,ult-miiiitz birth school'- in ill\‘iiN til] i
7.10"
PHONE
527
\iiilhg lnr tha- ll\inL.' oi the saint) of
the state .uzvut or the t‘onuccticut
Schiiul tor lots in) lhi- trill-tens of the
illlslltlilinll.
Gehebe’s
lt‘a Hero it it's "MPG.
SUM M ERTIME KITCH EN
Screen Doors. \\';ndow Screcmn ice t‘ream Freezers, Gas and Electric
. irons. l-‘ireless Cookers. Blue Flame Oil Stores, Gas
Promnt
Delivery
NEEDS
Gas and (iii Ovens.
:1 wiiinatd's or turn: run new.- aud l£l\iiill
SOUTH NORWALK.
or 1.”... pint ll rug lii\\ll tlllll't rs l’roru
‘ii’\\ill‘: l.i\ “Mich “ill ru-t list- thnii
iiiii'llllii ins-lad tn iii'ii l'\[‘t'ntilttil'l .1:
§pioxiding ltii Ntnln' aid for evening
schools; pH“ i-ituu tor playground and
llt'lfllli-ui'iinu-i r" at: rs; requiring oun-
.i rs- of public at nice mutor \rhicles to
1provr-li- for payment or damages by
the use or such \i-hicks. increasing
the boud to SL'I-fm't.
lnuirriglhle Inmates
The coinpeuwttion comminiont‘r‘
':iri- iiiill\\'tli $2I~.I-~Ih :i \‘vur for n-\-
pvusvs under tli- punisiona of a bill
approved \r-strrd.i\' The validating
act. correcting cirtain errors nn‘i
lmnissious was also signed by the go\-‘
't'l‘llOi'. l‘ndoi thi- 1-io\isions of u M”
approwd tlir Connecticut lit-formntorv
ri-iafna control over incorrigible in-
mates sent to jails. but oxvr inmates
sent to the t‘iiitl‘ prison the prison in
to have control. '
Among the incorporations approved
by the governor are the following: The
Shore Line Traction Company. the
“aid Head Club of Ami-rlcii. Tho"
Scott-Hinton Mllsvllnl Corporation or
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STAMFORD. June 25.—wnh thcl
arrest. last night. of 17-year-old.
Charles Ellis. who gave his address as
llrookside street. Noroton. the police
believe that they have succeeded in
clearing up the numerous thefts ofI
bicycles which have been reported
duringr the past few weeks. Ellis was
apprehended by Detectives Sergeant.
James Het'fernan and Capt. John ll.
Brennan. ‘ -
Parts or at least thre bicycles have
been recovered by the police. He has.‘
admitted that he stole the wheels. and
that he tore them apart. He is being
held for further investigation.
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