: NORWALK’S
. HOME PAPER
i
nsmnuénnn 1870
P
Date of Return
Not As Yet
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Hwy kill-w “mm." 1." (‘0'): to
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i night at hid v.1("IL1'oII !- I-- l
v4.14: v 1y much ll('.|E('l .‘1; Il' 1.
$11.:
which
date of
111w (it-mm (filli'll lo (in?
liillfll'd the. illiscI-Vln
indlsposiliou. The.
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Tl I'lll‘ll
DeValera’ s Telegram May
Bring About a Change
Lloyd George Passes a Good
Improved Today, the Dentist’HaVing Lanced
the Abscess Which Caused His Trouble-—
Next Meeting of the British Cabinet
\Vill Depend on His Recovery, and
”een Announced.
Night, and Is Much
to London Has
Ito London. lzowrrer, has, not sci boon
lervi .1n.i the n’.\t meeting of the
' ' l‘. trier-.3 ill 2.1): inn
[II-:V'ls upon the rate
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U. S. Defrauded of
$2,000,000 Luxury Taxes
. '7‘" . .
Eaton's Men Bring in
$44,090 of It in a Month—
.Ii‘lying Sdhsil Gets $7 000
‘ mm Cities
lInlit-d Slates intern.” la: \I. (V .1.
lI-(Imr Robert 0.1".‘Iton or. {14le us i ;.
inniny that his force lt\i*{‘.lle
:In‘cnlfi brought in $43,645.?” from 1:13;
(Ivadors during; August, A "flying
sound" of ((ixioon men ri-rIou-rml $7,-
000 from 148 delinquents in Hartford
and New Haven in seven 'V‘YH‘
'[i was sluicd at tho row-mm
that dealt-m in luxuries. who
1‘4“
(if
0mm
huvt”
I -xvllfll|l,\' deceived llic LrI-w-rnmcni in
L their tax rciurns. have withhold .1
grunt dcni mom than tl-is (Initials
?‘ (-Htinmit-d that the government 11.15
noon mobhcd of nearly $2,000.00" In
“luxury taxes" payable in (‘onnvcti-
cui (111:1 a determined effort has hm'n
iririumirntcd to run (10er tin-
$1,000,000.000 Unpaid.
liIiI-rniil llrsvcnuc ("onimissioner
‘ilJiI' announced :1.‘ W’ushington IIn
\'.'(I<ln(I.~.ilny that. although 3l2.fiI1‘v.0 I.)
(Wade :Vs.
lllllll' lmd been brought into thr- ll‘f'.’1~
any irom in»; (-ilecrsz. llw- icon-ru-
lll'lll li'ml lIcI-n (iciruulci (.t‘ more
Hm. $l,000.000.0(m in “usury taxi-s."
’l‘hc mcliimili of soft Ilrink plu'ccs.
of movie theaters :lml ,lvxwlry lawful)-
l:111m(-nls; :11(- now 110111;: s'linIIcII-Il to
careful Mint-y following uwoipt ot‘
null-n. hum \V.’1.‘:l111.;,'l<1r1.
(if ilir- $43.64!. Ml (Vo’h-(V‘vi in (”on—
lilN‘lil‘lll (lining Annual. $‘_.’.,'.l.‘-T 7.3 was
lll (lclinannl l ism-unwell 1: tnxcs
filillI'lll'I in income Mir-14, $7".V\T 111i
(Continued on Page Eight)
ERREE RISEURRERS
RRY ENlEE SEENINR
EAUSES RE LinEY
Commissioner Hayes Sends
Out Questionnaire to the
State Directors
\.'.'.\.<ill.\‘(i'l'l lN.
Prohibition
tiny outlined
l). (3. Sept 17—-
(‘ommissionc-r lluym-s to.
:1 new progrumnm to
(5111:» public svntiment on the liquor
question. H» directed Stun; prohmi-
tlor; directors to find out what is
wrro 1;; “i111 (1r: law cnform mt-nt Ho,
win i to ('.l(‘ll u qucstionuirc th: it pio-
.‘z..I1ll;y will 1II‘lect who» is at the hot.
tom oi l11\ methods in enforcement.
. Mr Huynvs's purpose is to .‘lflcf‘rlilln
Just us accurate-iv no he can how the
people fro-1 towari prohibition at this
inn». the liliilllfl“ oi juries in dry law
(Continued on Page Eight)
Allis Minis
AAlAAllEllAAAi
Normalk l‘olit‘c do
today warm-d :1 More-of boys
prucihw of placing stones on the trol-
lcy tricks would into to (case imme-
i‘ll"
partmcnt
that the
Entered at the South ism Poul
Office as Second Class Mall Mutter.
ace Negotiators to ;
Meet Untrammele
NISSNAEIEERRD
SCHOOL NURSE,
MAKES REPORT
scorn Knew.
wm ill AAA
1
TWORLD‘ BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
00138.
A".
$2 000.1088
ERRM EIRE
ERlTlElSEi.
THE RAIERRAR
l‘i.IIl..:1. iliit‘ not holdiu,;
:inyonc (Viitniizullx' rl'BIllH'iSllllC for in.-
(iIInth of Air. (111-) Mrs. \Vulter J.
Lewis of the lluiIin & (“hurry Cnrnintl
company. the coronor docs soverci,
criticise thc New York. New Haven A‘
Hartford railroad for an imperfa‘t‘l
method of inspection and maintcnnnI-I‘
that makes possible such sncuim:
wire! 91$ cnuscd the death of the tin)
colored persons. mnniw rs of the Show
troupe.
\Vhlic passing: Norman inst Sniur.
day morninr: at 11:31: :1 “ulcr iniukv
pipe extending 11 inchr-s from the lop
of a sleeper. the lost cur or the show
train (‘l‘lll’li‘ in contact with n sagging:
feed wire. A iinsh lnmnwlinloiy filled
the car as tho circuit was completed.
and a panic (Insucd while thc train
was travelling upproximutcly 30 miles
an hour.
Sovcrul
thrown by
Furor} :* \‘.
persons jumped or were
shock from the moving
tr.1in. Louis and his wife. who lived
in Springfield. hi:1ss.. being killed. and
scvcrzil others injured. 'l‘lic dcmi‘pcr-
sons lived but :1 short time nitr‘r be-
im: rcmm-vd to thc Stamford hospital.
it is estimated that 11.1100 volts of
electricity were circulated in tin car
the instant of the contact with pipe
and wire.
liiiwfiiiAiii
Filil ERAS: REEiEil
Charles Keeler. son or Mr. and Mrs.
George Keelei‘. or 155 “’nshingion
street. who is to join the ranks of tho
Benedicts tornororw. was given :1 farc-
IiiulI-ly or :irrcsts would follow. The
[IhM'li‘Gé miszlit rvsu‘t in :1 trolley car
winning (it: tuuk. c..using
5.1- rs to lw .mjurwi or klllcul
The complaint about. ons placing
H Ti slums on tin: trucks was rccohcd liy
MHFEB 7A . . llw police last night from Super-in-
J i lIImloInt Thomas McLean. It was only
”11-me that two boys werc- sent. to
,. tlu- riIformatory f0." 1’18“ng truce-d,
lln- ianct- young: lllilll arrested onrlv ““7"“ D” 1" railroad track Which
yi‘zaicrdny “mining (Ill 1‘ mil M w,” _ ,er-ckw] a. train causing several
ntu- for (uniting :1 disturb 111cc and dcnths.
who 5ch their nnmcn (1.5 John Smith.
l.r-wi:l (11111111111111 and Juice 3 l-lulloran,
wcrc c Icli “HOG $7 and full costs in
the. dderOWIi court yesterday often
110011 by Judge Glorgc H Vosburg’h,
the total amount of the fines being
about t.
The, lv’i‘cc young mcn said that
they had been “up country" and had
been drinking cider and that while
wmrii TRlliiEY
SCHEDULE 301m
The winter schedule of the Connec-
noing: halite they felt "foolish" and
«lldidod to hold an impromptu,
wrestling match with Grumman as
(the objective
During the course of their struggle
they used language that was far iromI
proper knocked over ash cans. hoop
cd, yelled and in general made a nuis-
once of themselves. this taking place
about 2: 30 o‘clock in the morning.
They Were arrested by Patrolman
Sammis, Roberts and Lockwood.
Reds Ordered 830
Persons Executed
(‘OI'FNHAGEN. Sept. l7.-—The ex-
truordinary commission of the fins
sian Soviet has ordered eight hundred
and thirty persons executed at\ Kieil
for plotting against the Bols'hevi'{
go Irnmelrt. according to a. report
Moscow printed by the newspa-
n today.
a;
.ticut company will= go into (gect
Monday morning, Superintendent
Thomas McLean announced today.
minute schedule is again resumed un-
‘chorai changes will be made from
the present schedule.
The Newtown avenue-Stamford
trolky leaves Newtown avenue at
6: 14 A. M.; the second car at 6:45 and
every 40 minutes thereafter until
10:54 P. M. standard time.
The first car from Norwalk to
Stamford leaves Norwalk at 5:40 A.
M.. the second at 66:20 A. M. and the
third at 7 A. M. and every 40 minutes
there-after ‘until 11 P. M. -
The first car on the Norwalk-Raw-
nyton lino—leaves Norwalk at 6 A. M.
and every 20 minutes until 7:40 A. M.
after which cars run. on (the 40 min-
ute schedule until 4: 20 P. M. when
the 20 minute schedule go-Va into et-
tect until 7 P. M. After this the 40
til 11 o'clock!
YRUNli REPURENMS
of Norwalk to back Calvin L. Barton
new”: took definite form when at
an entiiu’si
Young Men
launched. .»
ed. which will be early next week the
wcl party by 6. number of his friends
in Darlen, last. (Ivcning. During the
pusscn- Icoursr: of the (wonky; much 5.112111 ud-
vise Was gixen the young 11‘. ‘\ :15 in
his i’uim‘éI course of conduct. i111"-
principai nihlser helm: Dr. David
Sloman. who although ho is :1 1131420—
ior. nevertheless is fuiy quziliticd to
explain to bridegrooms to be the vari-
on; things that. they must do. such as
out at night; leaving notes for the
milkman, washing dishes and cooking
meals.
The party. which of course was .1
‘ stag affair. stari‘Ed about 8:30 o'clockI
and wound up early th‘ls morning
Those who were present were: Sidney
Martin and Joseph Rosenbinm of
Stamfordf Barney Ber rmnn. Louis
Harris, Louis Osman. Michael Abra-
h‘nms. Williana' Fitelson Jesse Schul-
hause. Harry Mayer Benjamin Keeler.
Irving Alexander, Dr. David Sldman.
Dr. Singer and Charles Keeler.
Mr. Keeler will be. married tomor—
row afternoon to Miss Alice Spargo.
of Broo iyn. at the home of I the
bride's arents. East Tenth street.
Brooklyn. ‘
LAUNCH RNiVRRRli
The activity among the young- men
'Ic meeting last nightthe
‘Republican Club was
Uhti'l- -a. general meeting can be call-
{flowing were elected tempo '
winding the out and putting the clockI
SATURDAY, SEPT. 17,1921
Automobile Knocked
Trolley Car Off Trac
AAAAlAli l8
AASI E0ll NEW
count SCENE
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 17.
Roscoe Arbuckle was cast. today for (:1
new court scene in the tragedy of‘Vir-
The rcport 01' 111135 Gertrude A. VVENSTED, Sept. l7.-——}I‘ire. in the
Nattielcr‘i. school nurse. of the H.“ main street building 0f Irving E’
time i‘i‘lliifiEtlntrll? or the local schools nmnchttIstZribeerly tloser/.0 IdIid dear-age
. 1. '1; _ W. . umoun 111Vr mu -5 (l the vul-
IlgiruiiIe :04 1‘15, (.1 I1» I IIIIhaIs Just Iberll; mxd C ltizcu being among the suffer-
I I. 1 ..c [4.8 .1... is giun 1 ( r‘- 114 vim“. wont to press as US-
lrmgth hi lOWHV‘ 12:11 for :1 fire was not a. now! experi-
Hygicnc Ill-gurtmcnt. 9mm in that csfnhlishmcnt. it having
ReportI 1‘12'1- 19:1, gone through the ordeal twice in F0—
'I'QI1 i‘IthViiVnrs of 3:01: Vd of Education ”"7: 3‘"”‘”fl .
. (i \11 (“.I. urge V. Buchanan. qh‘f “‘3“ apparently dcx‘clopl‘d from
:illpl"l' m‘ cm III Mauls. (.;.I..~:rI.(:II\A'12‘IeS in the dark room or the
I H [I‘ullwr studio. on the second floor. and
IT“ Killl‘TIi/‘I l‘V”I~I‘ «““1‘31‘5 to “a"? the- tiliInH-n hurl ncnrly a two—hour
;]ril!)i"}‘(1 such :1 “0.1.1 knowledge of 1.153 t1, 1:1“ it under control. Tire edi-
Im. .37.”. of l‘ l»: n “my”, work and to: :l_l :L'lil business (111105 of the Citi~
Illvfilco' lustre" l“. 11.1I~(hoolthul War: l‘mi WC. V'! uln :I'nl \tntcr ill
it in i.-"Ili}' LI‘I't'wfllziI in :0 into (it), “WW Th“ has“: 5 fl“ ”DOT“- J. ‘V.
tn1ls :I-i in tin (mu-.4 (.f our “-0”. “LVNYHLB. ‘MHK‘ goods; (_ floral l..
I Mun-m. EI. 10 and 1.; Lent Store. the
“it?“ l": 'd‘ l" ‘- lI‘lzltIVrV Hi 76. "H !-‘h i‘ns 34.51.20, with—
EE‘” 1 I. M li- V l I In: l 121:“. 111‘ “'“I'V out insurnr‘ce: Mr. Munch: SN 1”. Stan-
'tuturuiiy serum to rol along Hlow_.l) IT; \ (‘ollutor XV. ll. liodl-th. wt)”.
-.- h rt Ivar! (‘IEIhil’I‘ librvr‘y, :‘lif‘l lht' (livi—
(Contiz—a_—_ucd on Page Three) ‘ l ‘ “W” 0‘- ”w 31‘1“" llirzhwu} “‘ '
__ "'11. which lirli maps Mr. and
I Frank .‘Ii.1.idt-n. “hr.- lzuwi in
[zflEflTFR EBPEL AN ‘in 3:. I‘V‘IVrI llil in flair unfit~
.1 g *..i‘. .111i2311I‘i-11.
l..
SEELS- EERIRM BEREUS
EREASNil ER RRRRER
PORTLAND. l':‘ Sthl. 17,—Thl't‘t‘
unnizlskvd robbrrs lliVld up the Soils—
l“l()io Circtw trl (l..-‘Ell‘t‘l'. iziic last night.
tit. Vuncoun r. \Yaslt. and obtained lie--
iwcvn 828,000 rmd Sillumo in cash and
drafts. accgrding to :1 report to the
Vancouver. Jillian. police. The» rob-
Mrs were. said to haw knocked down
.‘lrs. Grace llunnai‘urd. 60. and her
son, “Poodles" Hanniord. who object-
ed to the search of his mothor.
The money was living transferred
from tho circus grounds to the safe in
the treasury car in the railroad yards.
The transfer was being: made in a
motor truck, in which five men and
four women were riding
[NEAL YRNNR MEN
RUE ERR RARTRN
The Republican -Candidate
eats with the City Com-
mittee and Confers as to
,.
Campaign Plans
(lilvin l.. ~Elsi—ton, Republican can-
didntc for Mayor. was present at the
joint mew-ting of the City Committec
and the candidates. at the Court
Room. Town Assembly Hall. inst evo-
ning and he made it plain to those in
utt: minnow that in case of his election
ho will lm an efficient official. pro-
gressiw :ll‘il economical. Hc. with
the Othpl‘ mndidntes. are aware of
the ili‘i‘llS of the City of Norwalk. and
1.11in hvaI to square their official ac-
tion with ilw pulsc of the people.
Noni-1y .12! Mo nwmbcrs of the com-
mitlmI were present. ()ne of the: im-
portant steps liken 'wcts the starting
ofn . lnmcmint for greater activity
among the young men of the city in
[,th if of Ur man who is considered
{hp young: men's candidate. Captain
Angmi Kcelcl‘.
lings, lmy Wcrmc. Eric Hat-strum
and Sli'llllt‘n liokus were appointed a.
committee to form a Legion of young
m(n. They started right in and with—
Iin :1 {my days :1. new political force
will be added to those already in our
city. Many details were talked over.
-Railios were planned and the dates
w re selected for meetings in throe-
Wards. The first one will be held in
‘the Third \Vard on Tuesday evening
inext. The Fifth Wrad rally will be
held on the evening of the 30th.
JAAlPli iiiAin ‘
UNDER AAAEsl
Joseph Legato. proprietor of the
Norwnlk Hotel, was placed under ar-
rest. yesterday afternoon, by Detective
Sergeant Thomas Hunt, on a warrant
charging him with breach* of the
peace and assault on J. Holly Tyrreii.
of Fair street.
No definite time has been set for a
hearing in the matter. as the case will
probably be continued . until 'I‘yrreii
can appear in court. He is sui‘tering
the left shoulder blade. and also a.
wound in the neck. caused. it is said,
by the sight on the barrel of a revol-
ver. which was hrown at him.
_ Legato's bon have been fixed at
$508 and have been furnished.
The alleged assault took place on
Tuesday attefimon maik
HoteLand
Captain Waiter Col-l
.Iture wene not reported.
from a bullet wound in the back. over-
Showers tonight; Sunday partly cloudy
F. G. Basta, of Derby,
Taken to Norwalk HospitaI
Two Passengers in the Trolley Car Thrown to the.
Floor, and Many Panes of Glass We?“
tered—Big Studebake
Following a smash between a onc—
Damaged by the Impact, butINo Arrests
Have Been Made as Far._‘as Known.
u
r'Touring Ga
\i'infield street to go up East menu.
' ‘- ' 'c 1 .I“‘Q
:lhldddi?:p::co:rdi)tfi§go 2:25;:rsagérAtI rnnn our :1nd 3 Siutiebsker automobile Ijust as the trolley car was coming I
buckle following a drinking org in ”IL the Corner of Winfield strest and irom under the railroad brim I,
_ ' , . .. inalst avenue. alIoui 3:1.) o'clock last towards Hanford's sw1tch. The fluent
tne actors apartment in .1 82. n P‘mu— mic-ft l‘ G {mgr . ”I . . .. .- . I . “.1 . _ »
cisco hotel. and as a WW.“ OI. me ..,, .. . .1 or Liminezh sheet. (1. (l.( I struck the Irear of the
treatment by her host. “verb.“ Who his iiIrcnIboardmg at. 42 .‘11’ .. 23:9 impact throwxng the l.“
Today Artnlck}p was to he arraicncd III‘IIlltoIiIi :Iontuc.IIiIiIi’1Ir1:y'.I :IOL a while. 1-:z t‘Ii‘Lg't‘rfj. Ito the floor, and ever?
in Supprior Court upon an indictment. 1.1:: I1 I( i 0 .Im .\o.\\I.lu. LHofI-m. «I pane (1. mass in the car was sins..sl.'ii;¢~
I a. .,. mnnslaughter “WWII“ m fI-HOIIM) ll'l,lU.'“.‘<1. lie \\;I< mam}. can I (*:-1r was driven a good eight feet
thin—Tin“ I - .' 7 . y , A about ”NV face. hams. 'iZlS. neck mVui th“ in; (k ly the impact. and 8:.
dz? L"J“hty Igrund Jill'). [flit inis ‘lrf knccs, and had sckcrul tmItiV. kilt‘klxr‘ii of 1111 (or was driven in almo‘.
monument 1IsImIc1-e formmuy. ‘11 I‘IWIIV‘I U", by ”1.. impm‘t. :1: .. i:t nng‘ics to the- trucks ,
5:“(i' and IDIS‘HM Anon}?ny ‘:S"I"ml' l'hmhs iiyntt. of 1;; Central ave- The Studebaker was also haw
Brady was SChOd‘nOd to “M" '0: u r1110, who was driving thw (sir, a d;1nia:eIil.'AfUIr a bricf i- vestiga ti“
coniicuunce 0f the manslnnrrhtl "r ”‘53 Studebaker. rcgistruiirm riumlwr l3:‘.i~t:1‘\\'{15 taken to the Nomik Hm ,
“1“” “91m“ 113.. “‘0‘” wk” 0“ m.“ (1.37:. the Property of Charles I 1mm whrre h was attended by Dr;
chargrs of first degree mindir henn— (ms. of Main («treat “.Ls \Vilimm J. 'i‘ruccv. He is still confino
in}: against Arbuckio in councozion cut ni‘uui ”I" {annual )1: ml to th: horpitnl today. Basia."
Will" M “’ Rnppes death. . 'l'hl" lnolormnn of tim 1 Hi to l'l'iiil'l‘. to his home today. and m.
I The MSW”: “”0"“an hr ' "WMHWHI‘ Rush (1:11. ut’ \‘frfitpczt avenue. urns grove out Y'ch Hyatt on a. party, Mi. 1
”19 murder charge Will hp Eulbhé'i and 1, -'i;_\-' slink-Vi. up. lug: v....V 0'11. l‘tvzs-icnxliina: to Homes ohtair'd today by V ’
Iit will 'bc hit up to n jurv to ill‘f':(li' 12:. uurcrl. Thu... “. H. mm. I;‘i,.\,x =;— l .1 ' ‘ 1., fore lrnxiv ‘2' _'
wilnhvr Arhucliip salami in.» (Ifll‘vVicilti I‘cr, II tin (a; who “m7. :ilsc sl. lx-I- I\. :rr. : r. W. re mudr n the matte! .4
Of first ‘ipgr‘I‘p murder. Spr‘o'i‘z‘ dcg‘rcv ltzp. “1'12: 1r datum-s could not In. burn? LS 311, lruf an investigation is being
murder. n1a.ns?nn;:hicr or turned fro-I (Vii. (ominctIVd and arrests may be maéb
h}. acquittal. There is also one olhc: lixaii, driving the heavy car from on a charge of reckless driving:
alternative, which was that ii‘ the '
at tho prciiminnry warn»
ination of Arbucklc failvd to boil
comcdian to an \V.VV-V(1 to th-I Sum: ioi'
(‘miri on change of murder. the :4th
then would be forced to go to trial
with the manslaughter indictment.
Acquiiini or conviction on the munici-
charge would mean automatic dismis-
sni of thc manslaughter charge. for
the law holds a man may not be twice-
placcd in jeopardy for one anse.
Crowds long before one rt «message—w...
day attempted again to gnin places of
vantage about the courtroom of Sn—
perior Court Judge Harold Louder-
back. where Arbucklc was to be ur-
railtned.
l‘rcssinh“.
police court
irlI'
of the mnrdcr charge
means Arbucklc must rcmnin in jail
for some time to come. Dismissal of
the murder charge and triul on tiic
manslaughter'indictment Would have
meant quick liberty on bail for the
accused actor.
Rail on the mnnslaughtep charge
had been fixed at $5,000 and attorneys
anticipation of action by the district
atiorney favoring trial on the lesser
crarife. Arbuckle had hoped to oe
{rec- on this today. to start for 1118
home in Los Angeies.
REllRilli PlilliliEli
lN NEAR 1:131
CONSTANTINOPL ., Sept. 17.»—
The bedbug has become :1 Near East
problem It is apparently a new
breed of bug. inbreed from those iIn-
ported by Russian. Persian and ’l‘alu
tar refugees. It is driving hotel keep—
ers, their guests and housewives to
the utter despair and hopelessness
born of sleepless nights _
It has invaded the palace of the
Sultan and added to thc worries of his
Grand Chamberlain. The light against
it is regarded as insolvablv as that (11'
the dispute between the Turks and the
Greeks. It is smaller than the type
offing-war days and some of those
”who have examined the new bug: qr-
scrt that it has wings and flics iii“ In
mosquito.
Its activities d (y mosquito netting:
.It appears able to bite through suc .1
netting. It doesn‘t always societe 1'
self in the bedding but may slow itself
in the ceilings and Tron: their drop
upon its victims. it doesn‘t. comzs
sinulv but in swarms. attacking from
all directions.
The bug has appeared among tin
soldiers of Greek and Turkish armies.
A newspaper correspondent with the
ITurks defeated the bcdbup; by the use
of a rubber blanket. Either the odor
or slippery surface of the blanket
for ArbuckleIhad put up the cash mI
Returned t
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_-_..1me« l
C R N EEUR
GIVES SHRWER
Tl] MISSRRRWEEE
Members of the C. B. D. Club, which
is composed of members of the class
of 1917 of the Norwaik high school,
gave 21 miscellaneous shower to Miss
Marion Bodweli of 6 Seymour street,
at the home of Miss Lillian Twombly.
2 Hawkins avenue, East Norwalk, last
evening.
The house was handsomely dec-
orated with old rose and silver, the
colors of the class of 1917. (Music was
furnished during the evening by the
Wellnitz orchestra.
The shower was given in the form of
a bridal trunk. which was filled with
a number of handsome and useful
gills. '
Miss Bcdwell is to be married next
month to Alfred R. Nutting. Those
1
"who attended last evening were Mrs.
Richard M. Gleason, Mrs. E. A.
Lnnders. Miss Amelia Jesse ‘Miss
Marion Coates. Miss Jennie Bodweil.
VMiss Marion Bodwcll, Miss Marguer-
ite Roselle. Miss Elizabeth Siapson,
and Miss Lillian Twombly.
A delightful collation was served
during the evening, and at, a late hour
all departed wishing Miss Bodwell
many years of happy married I-lil‘e,
NR EVERENEE
ARMNSE RALEN
Joseph 113.100. of Woodward uxcnnc.
ai‘erVle-Il on :1 wairlnni chma‘ing him
with thcft of lumber and cuppiics.
irom a house being (‘I‘El ted ‘
(‘ hullcs Charlott. was iound not .5:ui l-
i\.i=.1 the downtown (ouit \‘esicrdai.
thcrnoon and “a discharged by
Judge George H Vosburgh.
The sole amount oi evidence ugnins ‘1
Daleo was the fact that he had ‘II on
sun to 09 standing near some sup-
plies which later vanished. Mr. Char-
(Continued on Page Six)
proved isaig'reabie obstacles
NEW’ HAVEN HOME STATISTICS.
I WASHINGTON. Sept. 17.——'l‘he
Census Burrau announced yesterday
that in January, 1,920. there were 36.-
257 homes in New Haven- Conn., of
which 9,563. or 26.4 per cent. were
owned by the occupants. 25.859, or
71. 3 per cent. were rented, ”while for
tE’gxemaining 835, the facts as to ten-
or the own-
ed homes. 2. 550 wer free of encumb-
erance and 6,814 mortgaged. For the
remaining 199. no information as to
mortgage indebtedness was secured.
”rut: QUEs'c' suns.
LONDON. Sept 16” .-—-Thc Quest “the
small ship on which Sir Ernest Shack-
leton will explore the uncluttered
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l8 lilPRllVEll
That the ”batting industry is near
normalcy was the general consensus
of opinion expressed last night at a.
get-together dinner of the salesmen
oi" the R. & W. Hat Manufacturing
company held at the Royal James ho-
tel. Therdlnner was one of the most
successful in the histori‘ot‘ the hat
. manu‘acturing concern and those pre-
sent were very
future of the hatting industry.
There were a. number of specifiers
sections or the South Atlantic. me Pea;
no “the Ab tie it
Sold on .Instalments
optimistic about the .
Confiscated Car to Be
Iii!
0 Men Who
Holders of Eiens on Ru;
Running Autos May Gei
Them by Paying Storage
if Auction Does Not Brig
Amount Due
Auto dealers who have sold at: on;
the instalment plan, Which have heel:-
seized by the government for tram!—
porting liquor. may secure possession
of the cars upon payment oi the cosh.
of the storage and ohter incidentals tn
the seizurejproviding’the amount due.
the lien holder is not ofiered when the
car is offered for sale at public anc—
tion. Judge Thomas made this ruling
in the United States court yesterdar
afternoon after ,1: mi?! been brought
to his attention by Assistant. Dish-it
Attorney Cohen that. there were set-
eral cars being held by the govern.—
ment which could not be sold for
enough to pay the balance due on.
them.
The law provides that. when an
automobile or other vehicle is taken
transporting liquor that it shall be for-
{cited to the government and sold 3:
auction. It developed early in the! .
days of the Scizing of cars, however;
that a majority of the cars taken had.
been purchased on the instalmentplag.
and the dealer selling the car 1'0.
tained title to the auto‘untll it In
fully paid. Orders for the sale at -
such curs provided that lien holdm"
should be paid the sum due meal!!!“ ,
ol‘ the price realized by the sale or ‘YM’
cars for sale Marshal Palmer ‘hai
named the amount due on the val-ion
lisns as the lowest bid he. would con-
sider. Frequently the\Vivers of the
"rum running vehicles have used t1.”
cars so roughly that when they nré
offered for so! e they are little mom
than ‘sciap." i
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llilRiNliillSllRlll-IRS
BELFAST. Sept. 17,—«1‘wo boy’f
“ere wounded during serious disor-
ders in the. Vere street district of this
city Ilasi. night. Troops were: rushed
to the scene and a man who inteNJr-
ed with them received a bayonel
wound ,Severnl arrests were made in
the North Quccn strret area. hens:
Vere street.
There were bursts of firing at inter-
train. and the troubled district was lg,
n. ferment until 10:30. Rain fell dun.” ’
mg the later hours. and tended fin.
drive the rioters indoors. .
Three Aviators Kil'ed
in Drop of 150 Feet
Ii.lALLAS Sept. 17. e—meut. Jamar.
Armstrong and two enlisted men. m-I
geants Gibson and White, {com Pot
Field. Fort Sill Okla... were killed at
Love Field, Dallas, yeaerday. whenan
army De Haviiand obhervation phmr _
went into a spin at an altitude of
i
about 150 feet and crushed to earth.
iris machine burnt lawman
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