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.gfltate Police Officer
Held in Auto Acciden
l; lgcar blecander in Hospital
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It Rate of Speed—Victim’s
hitfillldel‘. Arm and Several Ribs
N/(‘,%{,
.. 7 ,, of Bridgeport, Driving His
- I .icillac t‘ar from Roto‘n Point at an
erious Injuries
Left
RABIES GIVEN
EINE PRIZES
Al CARNIYAI
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thoracic, and May Have Loncussnon ——1 .
_~ 1.? _ o‘ ‘ . . i-quhl, hundred f."\' 11.1 route? and Preq}dej’nt Ebert and the
of me Brain, Also. It Is Feared. rmw : new - - -
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mommy. .1 ') lionmi in In- whom-.1! l'w . ' . . ~ .1 '1‘ .1 HM: sh lo flow 5'
llln(' inn ll":, lll'ffil't' I‘Jt-(J' lll'I \ A: Inl “‘w— T
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J . l 1168 . i 1' ' l x to: . : l .c .1: l i v.‘ ,4 ‘
Factories
(cnsus Shows 00: Per Cent
of Connecticut‘s (lainfui
Workers Engaged in
Manufacturing and in
Mechanical Industres
\VAlelrl'GTON, Aug. 29 —-Morc
Mm. one half at the people in grim-
llil Oll’ljpi’lilonfl in Comm-chum m
In My, wcrc according to thc 14th cen-
,.n... engaged in iii..\.iiut‘.lctur:ng {LTlll
mul-hnnicnl industries. the number so
vimnged exceeding 300,000, while loss
Mun 40,000 were in agricultural pur-
wits. The figures have to do With
M1059 lo years old and more. (uni 1:1-
cludc more than 40 per cent of tin-
population.
The bureau of the tongue, depart-
ment of commerce. bu...) issued Drl'lllli-
innry general occupation '4'ull'i'lCi for
Conn-‘cticul. which, though filll’ljt‘Cf to
approxlnutoiy
110 nroblhly
coin-rt. The number at pcmons en-
[3.111111 In cacti p'LrtiCular occupation
will jurolmhly not be ’IHHOHHCCIJ. until
am- tabulation of the occupation dulu.
now in progress, 11.1.; lit-M: completed
'l‘hlg wiu be about July 1. 192.).
(11:! "go,
(Continued on Page Seven)
infill/inn
As Many in
As on Farms
Milan A. "limit
REAUYIHES PLACE
Big Swimming Pool One of
the Many Attractions at
“Journey’s End”
by 41 felt. {uni it stands at the WM-
(Continued on Page Eight.)
IIIARIIEN IllifiANlSl *
' _._..._ Bandits Raid Game, ‘
Kill One, Get $1,500
CONDITIONS
IN GERMANY
VERY GRAVE
Side (far Becomes Discon-
nectcd from Motorcycle
and Inmates Are Badly
Hurt
lidlf :. scum of Downy:
more 0." less scl'nrnlx‘ 2::
accidents which lnppcnmi
the. week-vizd 1:1 anl nrar the First
district. In two of tho accidents. it
was miraculous Aim: those who figured
in them were not SI‘I‘IOUSLV hurt.
The most serious {incident took
place yesterday on the Connecticut
turnpike. near i‘urivn. uhm‘. :l snlcciir
parted company uith .1 nloiurcu‘l“
\\ on“ Injur-
automo-
over
(“i
lllll‘
.. ,. Three wrsons “’urn iiiglirwl They
‘ Sluice llr. John A. Harris became were: I‘Vh‘hnlns \‘Vn;‘.v:‘..\*, of 1!..xonnt‘.
1hr- ownvr of tho p'u‘r‘ zit the owl 01." N. J.. the lirln-r, “Ta—u «ultimo-l :1 dis
(Jollcrzdt-r's i’oint. for‘rtmrlj; owned by l0(‘.lll"l shoulder n- i .ilnmsions.
AI son l'lwlps Stokes. he 1...: Spent (“hurled l’t‘nvizinoi. of New York city.
mug; thousands of doI..ir~i Inwlulii'y- ill)!".l§l0ll.\‘ or inrh :ll‘l fm'v. nml Mrs
“‘4 “u. plum. Smarty. of i4 lins' :;:.l street. Hun
\Vllhl’l tho Stokvsrs liuul thr-rc the ?nm~, .N‘ Jflxdm “it“ “filly (Rm . 'l‘ho
pilirc was known :m hurl; House. 1",}? .“hirtlv l)}n,lmht.d,‘ xiiif‘f'h'k, In an
llr‘. iiirrisa cimr‘flvxl I10 x. mm to it 1-0:“? H “u U m} I" l- H “kl“ iin'i
J0ur.’:<'\'. Q Full \llv '1” .7 i- v: '7 Lrvni .0 luv- 0va“ o. i‘r‘ \VIIHJIH J.
a. . - I. l. illollll ll" 1.1 'l le‘t'}. “Imrc Int-5‘ i‘m'a‘l‘u'll ll‘Pilt“
\n-w 0: iii»; pliysinwl sn‘vrizgmz of the input.
propr-rty but not so ”ill, [HWInp-c Al ii." time of tic rivciivut. the
when om. L's‘Il :1 g"iii!p~u} as H... Mm. shit-cur outfit \txis prom-vino: toward
ornam- {nit-41.5 profilwl “5‘ In: Harri“ —-
tor continuing the _l(}vir1;I-j.' lw \\.L‘(':’, (Continued on Pm 811)
T! v Izitt-st addition to tim p'..r‘c is \ —_-MA‘— -_‘“
.l l'u‘gc- log cabin or hur'u‘g lodge, '
.‘~'.illl to lw :1 reproduction oi‘ one In:
liqxrisi <1.le l'l Emilio-lurid. it is' it!
nonunion
qr I .11 3' , John lungju-i. lu'l’l‘l‘ known is the.
it ; -' l , Sv-co'x'i dih’ll‘ll'? :12le to police as
ll.’ if. L! ‘ ‘i'cg Lei; Jilllnlllt'." “'21s [liill‘t'd under
1 £1:'l(‘S?. yesterday lll()l’llllll.,' by l'utrol—
‘ NSElflUS mun Tooth“! and Stiultoii ul'lcr th‘w‘
- . ..\ Q; N *1 v liml ln-cn summoned by :L ll‘il'HIOll'j
( hdp‘l H.189t Man L011" ("all to Munrrsa institute whole1 the,
C(‘l’hfi‘d [[i a TthQ-COT-‘ (ll‘l“.ils were In n-trmnl. iirr‘c lmmryl
,K :4 'nm. ' 0 Wins found tusslln with scvcrul ol' the
“(‘er hilCOtfilllBl‘ 3415,“ Ahee_l‘ee Found 'n aniclcrgiml-n und if was only after a
I, ncnnsc;ous Condition in i-wH'H- battle. that tin: puliolinun nub—
l v.“ .n. In”, 0, ('}.:i,n'-l .an‘i a“ N ‘ tlll“l him long enough to pi.u'€' him in
"in. 1.». mm: from .«n. “(111” 1.1 01.0“)“ a car and take him to police head-
.--l»l ‘l'l"‘l I-I wimt ultlum.’ s to in . .l quarters.
(I an '1 hwy» for .l” light which h'lp. I. ' l'( wt in Mr considerable mys— , An. examination into Long‘yl's sanity
fwd-i I. m V51dlt‘j ‘5)lllr'CL!-f:|f.llil‘l n'zn‘. lv‘“ i.‘ In .:V 1mg the tin ling 0.“ i' I 'Il' “,1 lir‘lng made “311d“ if) file .Low“ Ph} ‘
i. ”It. 1.] p mm. 0. (Jump... ‘,..(._ \vir :. , A . H...’ organist at ”w HlCldllS and there is .i llKl‘lllll)Otl thut
in: ‘. lh hl‘lll I.) the nfilun rh nr:;‘~-rl VI“! l1.» .1 :i .‘-l'--‘.l'o:li.<t church. in on ur- ho WI” be committed to some lnsntu‘
;.;""z'|":‘ “?1i;:"ll(|];:”ii(::_‘ "';-“'.1V"'i"l}'lf.“ 1.“.l l'” --' "1'5" (‘w . iitian thllllilll a Humv- “032,1 d h . 0] il‘ ~ _» ..—
m). a lunch 0" “by I: (11!.1‘. .. 1‘. if, \IKA- I [.1 .‘, :»i"ll l'lufl clump of bushes Ii 40‘: {frigatyhe alley“.- ('t ..e”§)11;..t:.. :0)
(Nb-72" .,,.n,.. .,,, ,,, lh .1 Wm ..“ A (w . i‘ , .‘,' _r ( if; ‘, I" ( lrcstnut SUM? and (-f’osdes in churcléi‘esml:e’:znfd t(h a: :31:
«um nlflllvnl » I.’ \' "1‘r‘/‘:‘ vhvj(f'.u‘. ; I. i ' i:v,1:;._»_ About 10:30 ()0!qu ll'lfi‘l -“’ ll l hi: i, I ‘1‘ . a'hp l:
'l‘hursllfi- w...“ .1 ,. h J'Vfl/v..II,1l.l, .H‘ .h I‘ll»- ,. nun-arch party. Which ‘Cvllf‘ld fishat {hlfi ho use 11”] chunk
("invh - V A i ' I. I,“ 'i W x. 1-1le 0... “Mi” Miss Lee failed to everVP‘lzis: fu t ia-td ‘1‘ wtohui h 94
-Ju.~l . . . .-i m. r, - v , v1 fin ‘0 MT home at 9 OCIOCR laSt For 801:8?ll212( tlgrrdi.SS Lcai'igyl3 3:1»;
.. ..-.~11 ...z; .4». I‘
OWN". ‘ .' ‘ :7 In 'Izr- poi; but, 1.: WLru found the glrL was unconsci- be?” "‘7‘an in 3. YWCUH‘" fashion and
M, “3+ . 1.. l' ‘v'l. lair. rust,” 01‘ 01m. her clothes were dirty and torn. residents 0‘ Whistlevilic were begin-
h.""‘ . . :,l .., x. t'iurt again-qt and she was suffering from a brain nmg ‘0 become afraid 0‘ him.
M n l; . ' v: .. hm... v21: arrested wound. The heel of her left shoe had M“—
m. ~ 1.. , 0. ".14., charge some also been knocked off.
w -. k1, .4 . She was taken to her home. where “E
’lrn- mom .1 .; clni'ned. started in Dr. George H. _Noxon.- of Daricn. at-
m“ 1:11 2' Uln‘t (”31.4 by Andrew tenrlcd her. When she regained cori-
.v -m Ila 14 Wan-m street. after an sciousness she said that the last thing
' vm;‘-'- or worth. The combatants that she remembered was that she was
{Caullnued on Page Six) {
T‘wo mmunists Killed
in otsdam Police Clash
Hulelli'i,
A ug. 29,—Two Common -
walking down the Post Road towards
(Continued on Page Six)
Two Passengers Killed
YABMUB lllJN
Douglas Nash in the “Flicker" won
the run of the Nor-walk Yacht Club on
Saturday afternoon from the club
W'ith Aviator in Flight
PHILADELPI—IIA, Aug. Ell—Con-
house at Wilson Point to the Indepen-
dent Yacht Club. of Northport. L. I.
Those who competed were Mr. Nash
in the "Flicker." which was sailed by
..1 l‘vm-lnMratars were killed in a .
...q, will] the police yesterday at r0’l W. Foss. an aviator. and two pas. Harold )Nash: Lyman _Bracken'a and
l" in”, where rival Communist, an} Hangers he had' taken up in bi: air- John McMahon's knockabouts and
IV H -v hut dmonstrations were held More. were killed yesterday when the. "gilgtalxinwindjh 51011118113 star class
'n-nm or ohc r. r. ,0 o machine crashed to earth on the ‘0 ' _ "
l' ~ wt wxlh Ellen: oA‘ltiosantt be? northeastern outskirts of the city. The run started from the Norwalk
' Yacht club at 2.30 oclock D. T. on
"i *lw rival parties, however, did
i ‘ 7,. ll!
‘\ "Y'IJJNI on Saturday attacked and
eight-year-old son.
" “V .. ,1 l procoasion belri to com- It, is not known what caused the aa-
j“ -ll- *‘m- but”) o.’ Tannenberg. client. but witnesses expresscd the
V'“ 3‘: lmm‘: fil‘l‘n',’ officers were in belief it was due to a broken wing.
" ll-‘v At‘mrward the. workers The machine was circling at about
W} .1... i ’I.‘ Windows or a hall where 1.000 feet when it fell. It was appar-
‘l l ”Thur-mi;- i‘psfliu’al had hear an ent. spectators said. that Foss had last
"‘4'” ml expelled the audience. control. ,-
Pussyrki
The other victims were Mrs. Mary-
of Philadelphia and. her
Saturday afternoon and the trip was
made in about two hours and a half.
A large fleet of power boats also made
the trip. '
*‘The members of the Nor-walk
Yacht club were the guests of the In-
dependent Yacht Club at Northport at
a. masquerade dance on Saturday
evening.» The return trip was made
yesterday afternoon and all ’members
SIIESIIIN
QUESTION
IS iIIIIEN NP
EVA. Aug. 25“. ~~~~~ Solution of lhc
question. which has puzzled
05-" illlllOl’ilfllEi of the ullwd nu
tint}: months. was taken up
\' by the ('nul‘lcil of the
Nations: \wsr‘ounl l;‘»‘,ii oi
Balfour of 15‘ land lxoui
mi“
.int‘e
tho
Hurts
lwrc
iA‘ZiR’I.
join.“
704"
it? if:
:3 n?
A.l
Poker Player
Bernard Kilkglly, of
Nine armed men. belimod M
be New York gm gsir r? 1‘9. 10 l
the Dcwcy a :szl-‘lu.g r» »
sort. ncur 571.901. ‘
ford. (m -' l_\' min 3'
stole over . uni s“ ‘-
irorv; tl=zrt x l r .‘F Md
The nmr reii man was
i‘..‘l.t’li3' 0? 1‘” .lfillil':~ pdilt‘. 1"?iiii'
V he: be re‘usmi in gins up his
:1 thug struck hi... our“ tlzl- _j:-.'.’s~
l‘.‘ i.‘“.(‘.
an"; n ,-_'.1
a Lack-purl.
' ”.cu. us
8‘3 :01 i police :'.‘.”"“FTf‘tl :i iii: '
' l"..n.<cl?’ .loéin limids. )t-zi
llozzrznnm 0" l-‘rancc. l‘r‘ Humans of
Tiliumm. Mn mus lfitl'u- ll of lulu.
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l u it ‘3 we pres-v.11.
.. r!‘«1 “em rl-zli‘}. {or rosin; .1
and “'PT!‘ not rrpr-vsd‘lthl ‘n‘w
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v it "07‘. (‘f‘ . t“ .‘ (v H '
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ll \rvgxln A" it‘ll (‘0'.v’.
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:l‘?- r i‘6 2 ‘i’. v :‘r-ivv‘ “will linriir
‘n 7("0 : q'ivs‘ ‘ lo (1‘ of l
"u ‘ ‘1 (l l 40’ ti vi 1"
w. "'«rr» “as l: exile“?
”"1 :‘. lll't'l‘10n “ntz‘li he :1s.r.o1.r<.-ii
‘nr unzxc col’lxl it "wife 7,310
l' \vzix :wfinlpul-rri t. at the Asst-r“-
hlv o :‘ti‘o lpau‘m of Nations which
will n‘ect luvz‘c aux? Monday mick? lac
iliiv in t- [K its work 1'1 t‘rrr-c u'm-‘rts
1H“ .lll" I"
pr‘lvaz'ljr~'.t m”
l? unit lil-llr‘fihni thzi‘ l‘..:l
\vxl 1m r-‘imimj
‘2.le .‘lssc’r'i‘il’jv.
Holmium
(Continued on Page Seven)
Several Deaths Reported to
Have Detained in Beach
Creek and All Communica-
tion Has Been Interrupted
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Ant.
State authorities early today anxious-
ly nwaltfid miyices from the cholera
part of Logan Counl’y. somnwhoro in
that district. Adjutant-General John
H. Charnork. together with A C.
Porter. :1 member or the “'9th \‘u-
clnia. United Mine VVorkers' executive
board. and :1 personal representative
of C. l“. Keener. president of District
17, were dolnz missionary work fol-
lowed yesterday's reports to Governor
E. I". Morgan. that statn police and
dcputy shorill's or. one side and unid-
entmod armed men on the other had
fought on (xv-gazement in Beach
Crnk. “car the Logan-Boone County
lino. .mil ."-'.’...
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(Coutlnund on Page Six)
SAFE DEPOSIT
VAULTRNBBERY
.lNINRIflEJflB
CHICAGO, Amt! 39.~-The roll! an
the cure drposu \nults of the Securitj.
‘Sufe Deposit Vamp-1215’ in the Musoni»
;'l‘cmple lust nirl‘t hr: four masked ml).
lhcrs. netted tlm bandits about 3:50..
3000. it was (‘Sfil’lllltt‘d today.
The robbers «fir‘flpf‘d after a lF‘iSlll‘tx
Iy search of smcnteen mfotv- qmmcug
'boxcs. although they overlooked $40,-
‘000 in one, lilUU‘vllid dollar bills in one
I?o'ffmlay Michal“. Hughes. chief of de-
tectives. characterized the affair as an
"Inside job," and held the two custo-
‘dians of the vaults. who he said. told
’contrndictory stories. The other sus-
pects have been taken into custody.
The four robbers. welLdressed. ap-
peared at the vaults. which are, said
'to hold valuables worth 31.00.000. at
inbout 8 o'clock. One of them appii‘
for a, mfety deposit box. Wth the
doors to the vaults were opened. the
robbers bound the custodians and
then gamed wim lead mallets to
open several boxes. 7 .
They Were fired on when leavmg the
bunk more than an hour later. but es-
caped unhurt. A few seconds later
policemen from four stations. a rifle
squad and man}! detectives were
swarming the building. The safety de.
posit boxes robbed are kept Open night;
and day". and are patronized exten-
sively by these desiring to make de-
posits after banking hours. .
Jphn’McMullen Dies
" at Judah Island
John McMulien died this afternoon
at his residence at Judah Island. after
a. lingering illness. from a complica-
tion of diseases. He was a director of,
the Net-walk Hospital. and prominent
in this and other public enterprises in
this city. For many years he had been
in the dredging and contracting busi-
ness. The funeral arrangements. in
chase of A. J. Collins & Company. will
be announcéd' later.
report 9. mm enjos'mble time.
Unidentified Armed Men
Fight With Deputy Sheriff
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700 lNSllllfiENlS i
IN nucm ARE
‘lllil’llllllill KILLER
CALICITT. India. Aug. 29. (By the
Associated l’ress.)——Neariy 700 mem-
bers o {the insurgent bands which
have been creating disorders in the
district south and southeast of this
city have been killed in fights with
British forces sent to quell the upris-
mg. Several Europeans have been
killed. while seventy mom-of the helm
ster KReg’iment and l'.‘ native police-
men are missing. Many Hindus have
been 'mnssacred.
Indian troops are being brought
southward from Cannonore. :1 military
station on the Malabar coast north of
this city. and will be thrown into the
troubled districts to quell the uprising
on the Moplah tribes In the neighbor-
hood of l’onnni. It is reported that
the insurgents hare destroyed lviliircs
and relic-l trees across roads for the
Purpose of obstructing troop mo??—
mcnts. Blucjuckets and marines from
{he warship Comus have been Id'llt‘tl
ll‘l‘P.
British troops. lncludl'ig cavalry. HY‘
rived here from Bangalore Sut'irday
and proceeded to the disturbed urea
Numerous refugees who have arriv-
al here from the lirnarl district rclntn
pitiful tales of torture and lOOHliE‘. it.
appears the rebels have deserted Tn!)—
ur and other places and have taken
to the hills.
LONDON. Aug. 29 (Assrtiated
Prnssl.~}'{eports today from the rm‘o~
lutionary area. of Malabar. British In-
dia. indicating that British troops and
cavalry had arrived there. tended to
confirm the belief in London that the
uprising would be confined to this
area. although none here would deny
the .riousness of the situation or its
potentialities for spreading.
The revolutionary area is more or
less isolated from the other pnrffcrs
of India which might be, expertwl :n
lend co-operation in the moxement if
3315' were forthcoming, but it would
not surprise official circles here if at
least the fanatical Mohammednns
along the northern frontier should
chapter in their almost continuou:
warfare against the British.
EHAUTAUNIIA ilIIJiIY
NUliiliZRPAlllllE
The opening sun of the Norwalk-
South Norwalk Chautauqua. will
fired tomorrow when the young folks
of the‘two sections will combine in
the “Lucky Number Parade." .
Led by the Boy Sccfut Drum Corps
and featuring probably more than 150
children. many in dress Costumes pro-
vided by the Chautauqua. juvenile
South Norwalk will ~ undertake the
conquest of the town at three o'cfogk
tomorrow afternoon.
It is anticipated that the grounds
of the Concord School house, Which is
to he the assembly point for the par-
ade will be crowded to the curb! with
boys and girls anxious to win a. lucky
number. For every part’ iclpan t in the
Adverts-chili.“ filifll ..
(Continual, rit- 39m). '
take. this occasion to write. another.
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In First
$0,000 CURRENCY
VANISHES IN MAIES
Consigncd to Bank, Package
Is Traced from New
Haven *
NEW HAVEN, Aug. :9.--A. Slant-1
robbery in the Post Office Department
came to light today when it was learn—
ed that two post office inspectors
from Boston have been here a month
investigating the disappearance of the
currency on July 1. The money was
in a package made up of twenty. min
and one hundred dollar bills The
package was one of three taker. to the
New Haven post office by a bank mes,-
senger. who obtained three receipts at
the registry window.
The other two packages reached
their destinations. but, the SIGJVW par—
Cel. consigned to the National Cit.)~
Bank of New York from the Broad—
way Bank and Trust Company of this
city. failed to reach the New York
institution, An official of the Proud-
waqy' company said the package was
insured and the insurance company
has paid 310.000 to the local bank.
It was learned that the mail pom-h
in which the package was suppose-i to
have lwnn shippfid to New YOx-I. con—
tained the some number of packricrs
when it reached a New York post or"
:ice as it did when. it left the local post
office. Insurance company investiga—
tors are of the opinion that h.;")LYlF-r
registered package was substitutti
for the currency parcel in the pouch.
I‘Jo urrcsu imxe been made.
WEST- MAIN STREET
iiNlllllAllllEll
, .poker.
thu m.
"mm >frrn t I .1?‘ (‘flll‘lrlfi '1}.
'e‘l‘.
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Two suits have been started atziinsi
I‘Jary L. Law. of this city. one ll} ,
Jack=031 (T. VVllitt‘.
trical Company. in the City Court
Not—walk. for damages of $90. alle
an unpaid. bill of $62.56; the (1
b ' 2 brought by Charles Veins: .i.
Greenwich. in the Court of Common
Pleas. for damages of $150 for an or.-
paid bill of 3135.
Papers were served on Friday of last
week. attachment of land on \Nest
Main street being made in both suits.
by Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Doulcns.
Attorney Paul R. Connery reprv-
spots the. Elfhite Electrical Comgazzs'.
Ja.ttacl'lmerit being made for $1795 in
1*.th case. While Attorney Robert P.
‘iRoson represents Mr. Feinson. at—
tach
r: T
I n‘
F1"
ment being made for 8225 in this
case. which is returnable in the Ortor
her term of the Court of Common
Pleas.
Sanitarium Employe
Held Up by Two Men‘
'The police were notified by Dr. Alvin
D. W‘adsworth yesterday afternoon
that on Friday night one of his atten-
dants had been held up by two men
at the corner «Monroe and Chestnut-
streets. as the attendant was walking
towards South Main street from the
railroad station.
-The man had come home on the
last train. and according to his story
he was grabbed from behind by one
man. while another started to tackle
him frown front.
, He managed to break away from
them after a little tussle. however
and made good his escape. mi‘name
of the “'hite Elem I
l
.{r ;
‘g'ai‘. sentences would be given.
'Jitneys Must Find f .
New Parking Place 77;”
the ppm
Murdered
In Stamford Gaming Resort
Stamford, Blackjacked “Then
He Resists Masked Invaders—Several of the 5
Gang Arrested After the Police Scour Ren-
dezvous—Several Thousand Dollars Se-
cured by t h e M a s k e d Visitors.
‘.
\.
gun-r ted all door?
and arnicd. _
.1; d “dildo“ :4 lml‘ RP-l ‘i‘o players
v. lio were 5.2. ‘ 1 "up:
Hui pinyin:
i searche
he hn‘id't: approach-
the Stain-
and demand-
in? discnrgv his moi-103'. he refined.
4 ,ula to Mos-z With the ban-
Wali :1.
again
of t
i i lqupih; “in uorkwd s.r
\l. hen one
nth
(l ' Hc \ as struck on the jaw with
at} v :2 thirkack or a. 3:1. of bras:
k' «if - the blow rcsultis‘lg in bi!
~r:\' Cmacnuszh of Stamford. gafi
up :1: ill-I“ police Station. -Tho
i in-bl‘; loolringfit'or him: later
" fill
1‘ e ~lil) tho police arrested Charla!
.. - :71: :l: .1 (Waistopher lapputh.
' “n Hort. The“ Police 33'
port me“ heir“. wet.
avg tho Y'-'1lx"wr= by sev-
(Contlnued on Pale Eight)
Members of 56th Meet
Big Reunion
Old Connecticut Coast Artifo
lery C ompany, First Com— ~
plete Regiment in State to:
Fight Overseas, ’eldei
into a Unit at PleaSure
Beach Meeting Yesterday;
artillerymefl}.
Connecticut Coast
members or the Eeth Rafi-i eat whim
. . ~ . .
was the first complete al -§onnectlcul
Y‘Pgintent to‘ be formed in the W
and the only all-Connecticut regimenfl
to right through the American activi-n—
tics in France and to return to. ,thfia
country as a unit. yesterday ‘31:,le
sure Beach‘walized a dream of nearly
three years by welding the member!
of the regiment into one body and at:
the same time erected a commander:
and six vice presidents to; the'gum-o
ing year. The convention.was.reallx
the first although the com; artillery-t
mcn were informally organized, LII
lmnbury shortly" after their demohun:
izatlon at Fort Schuyler in 1919.
Captain Metcau at. Stamford was.
elected Commander of the regiment
for the ensuing year. . Bridgeport
members of the regiment led by: Sm
iiiiifieii’in
turning,
Mary Bres Fined $75.00 and
C osts. Which She Paid
Mike Sumo. proprietor of the old
tiivlcnport House at 51 \Vater street.
Sm (‘nd district. was sentenced to foul:
nmtulis in jail on a charge of keeping‘
:1 ho! ~~ oi‘ ill~fnme. by Judge George
H. \‘o :uygh in the downtown court
on Sat 2),)" afternoon. after what; was
pr rticully an all day session.
Voshurgh in sentencing
ll u'l go
Norwnlk must be
Firr‘no said that
rimmed up of these undesirable places
find that in the future if any men or
women were, brought before hint
Charged with keeping such resort.-
that in the case of conviction, jail serv-
tF'ncus would be meted out~ as final:
seeniiltziy had no deterring. em
l-‘itws hive been given previous to this
in many cases. but in the future only
(Continued on Page Eight)
The jitnc-zvs are to lose their put:
ing place in the First District through
the enforc: ment of the new traflic or?
dinance by the police. it. was so:-
nounced today. Chief of Police ma; _
Ham P.. Pennington has given order.
to arrest any jltneymen who disru-
gard the ordinance beginning tomor-r
row morning. The jitneymen,
believed. will make a side-street a! I.
new starting point, but. as yet, hwy
not designated it.
The majority of automobile drives!
are alrrady obeying the cramming.
Many who did not know the content.
of the law have been warned by M,'
police and the general public; dei
tors of the ordinance will be M“
before the court after todaY. . ’
Charles E. Kellogg and family. at
Ohio avenue, haw; returned tron
vacation agent, in the View .
19.1.".
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