N ORWALK’S
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ESTABLISHED 1870
ASSOCIATED PRESS NE‘YS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE m BY A SPECIAL WIRE AN'D OUR OWN OPERATOR.
Entered at the South Not-walk Post
Office
SOUTH NORWAI-K. CONN. WEDNESDAY,00T.12,1921
Generally fair and colder tonight.
:I
_ THREE cum -
liquor Confederates
Soon to Take the Stand
Against T; F. M’Auliffe
Next Week.
Detective Richardson and Jake Winkle, of New
Britain, Plead-Guilty and Face State Prison:—
Counsel for McAuliife Opposes Plan for Trial
Oct. 12.
Sergeant
suspendc 1
HA li'l‘l'W llil ’.
Richardson.
,‘.- l'l v. .T.
,u. . mil-rtives of the New Britain
., ‘l‘llllt'nl. and Jake- Winklc,
H , ininp; pal. pleaded guilty
.. rior court yesterday to .l
w'eivilig and concealing
.. .wmohilcs They were rc-
, . :4 lllt‘ Hartford county Jail
;, .- ‘ . Illi‘llt‘l‘ by Judge “'oll‘l- 1:7:-
\\'ili"ll list-s :L lnll\llllllll2
. m iv n yrnrs in thc slatc pil-
r' \‘l5 ill' lsflc'll
. -' ~ ,U‘ornwj. .‘iivorn then sprung
ler «.rprisu- by :l :kini: the court
1: .. vl \.illn~lit (it'lly to Phc trill
'Kmmrss l" \lr’Ai‘Yil’l'ln suspended
‘r'. w' tv' lull «ll\i~.inn of thc full-
v' lirnl‘filiiinn m‘lwc in (Tolllli-ciic'll.
l -,l.v.~‘ iv. ti.“ ‘4‘3‘1-‘5 :Iilorllcy tlm'
l-rl l>4- :~ -l for lln l.-l'~r than next
ll' .li yams l".’llii'»)i‘.i2il‘v’ (){llil‘f4l'ii id
l-lxl. .l (‘lelll'n of (’illllSl'l for Mc-
‘>:im-- lfllli'. he r-ouii consult asxocialc
rim-- 3, ill"i tin. Illflli‘f' want uyr-z
'lfillll folk-v lnl ll("‘l4!()il. ll linil lwv '1
lies
M r.
ll‘l‘illl ,\'.
secu rcrl
Drieclivc
“'inklc.
in
:vllhoriliwr‘. Sat
(Continued on Page Twelve)
expected that the trial would not come.
until the.
(‘oni‘e-innv
Alcorn
December
I
d r-fl n i1
for the lirst
in},
as Second Class Mail Matter.
k
TUI‘II‘.
~‘roni lloill.
:l-ilnittcd yiS—
time. that he had
.3)
l. Thi-
()cloiwr
Institution -'Was Operated at
a Loss During the Past
Year, According to Re-
, ports Submitted at the
l» Annual Meeting—Sewing
Society Did Good W'ork
'l‘llr‘ Norn'nlk Hospital Association
”.14 ”penal-ll at .‘l of approxr
lmir-ly $3M” illlrillt: the past your end-
int: October 1. ”El. it was learned by
'l‘hr- Sentinel this morning. This
in. ms that tln- income of the hospital
“Xi-i .ibout $500 less than the expense.
of maintaining the. institution. These.
1iL:rlr(~s were submitted at the. annual
nun-ling oi‘ the Norwalk Hospital As-
hllijlitljnll. held last night. at the has-
pll.il. ,
lit-cause or the. fact that a drive to
raise. $30,000 for the hospital is to be
carried on during the next few weeks.
‘1 Ncry little business was transacted at
either the. meeting of the association
yr the directors’ meeting which fol-
'n'wcd. Roth meetings adjourned aft-
a. brief session until Nov. 16.
ins-a
(Continued on Page Nine)
PERSliNAi TAX
ENlllliiMENT
. |
Not Sufficient Funds at
Present to List All Men
lltnd Women Liable to Pay
.‘.‘fii?.‘.l' Voters Thomas l" i“l.l-
l.l~i built (-ul'Ml the- :llrclltinn Ill"
..:vl Till (‘onncil to the fact
;n:+.»n.-l lax enrollment for
<! 'I'll‘l ln' made and must in-
ln-i‘url- December fllst-m‘
and he. advised that. tho
lv-r this enrollment. as well
lnllllu-y census be lumped lo-
..ml the two jobs done at one
..
are insufficient funds for this
I Ulluhlg it ‘vvas pointed out. only $40.)
trill; appropriated. whereas about
'~l,‘|{)il or $l.3lm is necessary to com-
,._h in 7hr. work.
:1 motion from
lzmwn the matter was laid on the
2-bit» for investigation before action
w lulu-n. and it will be acted upon it
1:.“
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.'\li'
:u Ill.
"'Vi':lil0'l> .l
‘..
l- l. )4'.Il‘
.x
'l"'
Hn Councilman
(Continued "on page Twelve)
fill Killed in Wreck;
15 Others Shot by
Ukraine Bandits
()(‘i. 12. (By the Associated
i ‘- ‘4) Thirty passengers were. kill-
- I v I lnany injured when counter-
ri'lllonists in the Ukraine wrecked
;-4.4--llL.’~'l' train from Kiev near To-
a said a wireless dispatch re-
' i lac-re today. The survivors were
who“ by bandits who to them
.‘ inn-s1 where fifteen were shot and
. I ml! the remainder robbed.
n. s. (3. Men Named to
Represent Conn.
i'lHA.
4 ‘lii'l'll‘iinlr (let. lZ.—--Three Con-‘
‘ ~ lml‘lcrs of the Distinguished
l'l‘uss \'.'('I‘E‘ appointed by GOV"
lon- today to represent this
l' t'n- r'w-rciscs for an unknown
w «Mu-r to be held at Arling-
‘mwl, r) on Armistice Day. The
'Zvlll‘l-l arr: Edmund R. Hamp—
l...ll‘ rliury; John T. Dillon. NOW
' and Richard G. Plumley.
‘ "it‘d.
Norwalk Hospital Plans
F 01' Drive to Raise $30,009
38.
U DO"
years.
ton.
First National bank.
‘3
(Continued on Page Six)
SENTENCE
filVEN fiAMlilEllS
Glil‘ll‘INW'ICH. Oct. 12.—Jil.il sen—
tences were ‘addcd
JAIL
thus.- regarded as principals in
the conduct gun-god
resort. just ovo-r the town line in po 1.
Chester.
when the prisoners taken in
early Sunday were. convictl-d,
entm-n men who were takl-n
qucntcrs.
costs each and the other two had the
complaints against them nollcd,
rick li‘umlno. of Portchester. the re-
puted owner of the place. was sent to
jail
costs added.
Bridgeport. alleged to be the keeper
of the place for F‘umino.
sixty days with $100 fine added.
The lattcr’s jail sentence was sus-
pended.
32.500 bonds
for
tal physician.
up a large practice. with an office at in the current fiscal period.
He re— which the state is to get from new
cently purchasrd the Ten Eyck {home taxation may make the issue unneces-
at 'F'alrfleld and 'Iraniotan avenues.
SENATE VOTES UTE
RAIL TRANSPfllll' TAX
Additions to All Passenger,
Freight, Express and Pipe
Line Costs End January 1
\VASIIINGTUN. D,
The. Senate voted TGSterday to abolish
Senator Harrison taunted Republi-
can loaders with having surrendered
to dictation of thc agricultural bloc.
“l commlserate
finished members of the majority party
on the Finance Committee." he said.
of an
by .luvlm. J;
ili‘tccn wm
ninety days
and
Fumino ap
Name ’Dr. Finnegan
Physician at Jail
county attorney.
ship {or thecity as Emergency hospi-
No. 1116 Stratford avenue.
with
Ed ward
C.. Oct. 12.—
the distill-
l‘rcslllem li-Inry B'Olliv‘
held
yesterday.
ed from Norwalk \vcrc:
llaviland. Chairman of
Alumnae; Mix; Margaret R.
cor. Miss llclcn Swartz.
Moses.
to fines imposed The
gambling
in Connecticut.
lines R. Mead.
a raid
Of sev-
lLs fre—
835 and
fort to raise for Vassar
#-
fined
Pat-
with $100 and
obtain subscriptions from
Kieley. of
Was given
fessor George H. Netileton
pealed and gave
a term of two
Frank W.
State May Escape ‘
of Shel-
sary. the treasurer mid. but
.: 1
near the end of the fiscal.
the first lnceting here of thc'do
Mil-Ls
M rs.
luncheon was preceded
very enthusiastic business meeting of
the Chairman oi\the different districts
At this mcctim: rc-
ports were made showing: an enthus—
iastic beginning of the concerted cf-
$3,000.000
Bridgeport and New Britain reported
that every Alumnae resident in their
scctions had madp a subscription
the fund. thus putting those two cities
in the hundred per ccnt clam.
been the effort of the Committees to
al I
of
(Continued on Page Five)
the post. rooms in the 'Ccntral Trust
company building, Wall street.
The convention is to be a notable
event accon‘dinx‘ to €116 'tenatfvc pm-
SPEAllS AT NEW
HAVEN iUNEHEllN
Mncl‘raclu-n
made the principal addrvss at a lnfgi‘
luncheon of Vassnr women which was
at the Lawn (‘luh in New Haven
Among: (hose who attend-
Grace
the Norwnlk
lirendlin-
ll
b
It
Alumnae before the opening of the
public campaign today. October 12th.
In introducing the speakers. Pro-
Yale
University told of the really unfair
and unjust conditions prevailing among
the Professors and Instructors ln‘Col-
lczes and commented on the fact that;
Vassar had on its College Faculty 3-
rcmnrkahle group of loyal and devoted
Professors and Instructors who even
._ _ tlrough much sacrifice and often in
BRIDGEPORT. Oct. 12.—- Dr. John spite. of flattering offers to go else. evidence snificlent to secure the eradi-
H. Finnegan. member of the Board of where had remained in theirpositio’nn‘
fire commisioners. was today named at the College. He bore earnest testi-
jail physician by the Board of county
commissioners for 1
He succeeds Dr.
Stevens who scrved four years.
The commissioners recently named
Edmund S. Wolfe county treasurer to
succeed Edward W. Kneen.
Mr. Wolfe is president of the
(Continued on Page Eleven)‘
$3,000,000 Bond Deal
HARTFORD. Oct. 12.—State Treas—
John J. Cuneo. urer G. H. Gilpatrick told the board
of South Norwalk was recently nained of control today that present indica-
tions were that it may not be neces—
Dr. Finnegan served an apprentice- sary to issue three million dollars in
bonds authorized by the last general
Since then he has built assembly for deficits that may result
Revenue
it
bonds are issued it will not be until
. t ..
k‘gui‘
or.
probably
ill-op Irv
wipe out
rice,
Y“
which is
State.
groc
cars havl
search of
to
has the Inn
the
the way i
ed about
o’Clock
Two Men Killed .When Auto
Strikes P/ole at Nash’s Corner
ulna SlAliS /
GETS‘READT TOR
~DISARMAMENT
Garson Douglas Died Almost
Instantly from Fractured
Skull, and Alexander An-
derson Passed A‘way at ‘5
This Morning in
the Norwalk Hospital——
Six Others in Car from
the Bronx, New York, Al-
though Badly Injured, Are
Expected
Two n...“ were killed and six others
to Recover
:;li‘l landed bottomside up in
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stau- s .lil-l: luv null ‘cvi Lo unillgn ih- 3.10“”, by l'rv 5m, nt Hurling to M; “1‘”, lot. of Gl‘tdb llrxmin in. \‘Hstmimstcr Al)”
(cull :n's. m f-lLIZt” stati-inn-n: mm: lllc spmk rm. pm. '7, S '51“. new]. bets. It Is pmhfzble the celemony “1 ‘
limo oi .\lc_.\ulil '5 ilful, Diplomatic. xniiitury and na\;ll da- (h. ilcuglas. 3... of NSF; llovwr lake placn on (Jet. ll.
Ilii'lml'ilmn l’nillctli' Figurc. ta. of a specific. nature “5,”.th I“... .1 I ‘ {,4 ‘_ N. V In transmitting his lt‘l‘ilfltl‘e‘ accept.
. ' . . . l - ‘ ' ’
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chin twitchinz: nervously. that Sr-r. delegation. but the real task of llilin; m 3 Bronx. N. Y. h
L'l'flill llichzirvlsou storri up in the pros- the whole mus-s ofvinl‘orlnlitl-m. ‘iu— Thc lnjurml. M3" Han“; _‘,O ”,1“ ,1”) 1“;
. . . . . — - . " ‘ ) ‘. ., :-
(‘lllf‘ oi his two song on] 0111-” :illl fli‘lll'l‘ \vllh lllllllllllg upon il a con- g l . ".wrsf. ill. .34 1.;mn,.,~(. street “"h *h‘ 1 “Wm Foul-c" 0 .ce (1 i
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il‘ii Wilttl l'i' L'ui .‘. llv l‘..’l~l z-risml sil'lil‘live program r: lnulln «l m l-1 .w.‘ \ Cuts 33‘] abrasions, “Ar 03TH“ S-IHHL ll (lf‘l. l. 15 a 9 ,
:v'cm his .. lj-‘r row )f «ionv by the (lt-ll'gzili's lllEIIAEPIV?‘ l l'..'- - i'. baz‘ful'l. H374 (“union ’l\l ‘
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.‘l' (tutor: . 1 .\_ ofll (‘1'..‘1: the long Sprig-s Oi n‘ucllllgs‘ tin: v.':‘l _; .‘\'. Y.. al. n)..lt)il_\' of arms I“ "H“ I" ghd.‘o ”0 '0 Lander; 1”:
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l'! .‘ll vH‘L.ill l. ~l'v'n ”“2; o. l! 9- chars" mom in- thv~ om mill: o. the (mum. V1,”. l 1..” (.31. lazuli) torn. 1111‘ 'llfidrf‘fl (:th éit:.1 (“El ,‘ ml 3 1*
"vendor, l-lln of "cesium; :-:,:E P'lllt‘l‘fll- H‘H' on .\n‘.. 11.. _ 1. «m 12‘. o" ‘11 ling; iTwh "u ,1”? ' 1.“. L .' " .
‘ Tn.- Pi-rsmng episode. “‘l‘lf‘ll caused
.W
Ylll‘li. N. Y.
~.‘21.0f’l?~‘1\'ys»~si
in the downtown court on charges of
drunkenness and skull with a. knife
his son. Bernard. '
The assault took place at the Kuskas
bothering them when he came out of
jail that it was up to them to see he
kept away from the house.
EVlflENEE AliAlNST
’ DEW llllfll’ INN
The pnliw today are hard at work
gathering midi-ace from various peo-
ple and pizir'i's in the city. which Vi’iil
used against the
“livn action
is.-
noiorious throughout
Recently lifieen automobiles,
mining parties of White men and ne~
s. were parked near the Inn on a
Saturday night. the Occupants of the
m: gone into the Inn
excitement.
Citizens of Norwalk have complain-
ed repeatedly about the presence of
in the Second district,
have. called attention to the numerous
complaints that have arisen from in-
cidents connected with the Inn and
t is conducted-
Respectable colored citizens of the
neighborhood have deeply felt
stigma that is attached to them by.
the Imi's present, and have complain—
it.
This morning there were several
habitues that were examined by the
police. whO. although they refuse to
make a statement. it is said have be n
mung an
investigation to
lrimlurr -l lt' l'i
is taken to
tin, place. which has been
called n pl:l}:llv‘ spot on Norwalk. and
GEN. lilsmll
HA8 ACCEPTED
lllE INVlllll0N
o. lively I ‘ Chung» of te‘ezrams for ten Tl
days between Paris and the American
in London. is regarded as
Tflwl .
eml assy
R
DUO.
E. Hunt.
London. General Pershing has asked on l'nemploymcnt at \Vashington. and
manorli'rom Herbert Hoover.
walk
employment here.
to Corporation Counsel
Mayo; ' Barton Asked ' to
- Relieve Unemployment
Situation in Norwalk
eceives Letters firom Edward E. Hunt and
Herbert Hoover—George N. Wilson Appoint-
ed City Auditor—Sewers Discussed and Re-
ports to Be Submitted at the Next Meeting of
the Board of Councilmen.
impossibility of obtaining the neces-
sary information to carry out the rest
of the business. adjournment was tak-
(‘Unlplrll’ ”confessions from . , . 1 .- . .
. . ;_lur.'-. nimi or 953 SPHOUSL' at It _ - - - , October
Scl'Lto—‘ulll lticltnrdson an'l \VASHINGTON. ()ct. 1:1.»—A month 3R.“ ~k I”. nigh: when a “3“;ng car PARIS. Oct. iZ.-——General John J. on untllrh'i‘uesda) ehirillmgisposed of
T}... vett‘l‘flll sic-um made 1 , .. . . . . ’ ‘ t h . ‘ ' - _ '. Pershing- has accepted the British' 25th. 9 new con ~ .
of caieiul prtparatlon fox lll‘ .\m.ll- Mn -1: a! a lzlpid rate 0: s 9111 croqu— _ _ _ . . - . - alvin
(”1.1m l,” ‘15, or his !,,,0,l(.,_.gi,]z activi- can go“ “”1me "I” h U” “ml. (oi j« m u r- legraph polr P“ \‘iélw’s go\-..i-nm(.nt-s_ invitation to assxst in thqvconslderable busmess. Mayor C
a stutnlnert given to thl- mcni conference began today: “ml ‘ I, '.'.'.-.-€port. lill‘lQ-ii WWW] srn‘ plcsentation of the congressxonal med- L. ‘Barton officiating 0 l 110 ave
" ' ‘ l ' i .1 ” J " nl of honor to the "l'nknowl? “'arrior" George 3. \\ ”5011- Of ,sml ~‘ '
yy -‘.\l ayo r Barton.
Letters were received from Edwarl
Swerctary of the commission
ion lucre.
remarkr-rl that
free fl om
n the State. He
is comparatively
head of Merrill's Business Col-
loge here. was named 'as city auditor
asking.r Mayor
and .llarton to inform the commission as to
what had been done in Norwaik tout
ilgl'lf-flilln to the British government yards releiving the unemployed situa-
Mayor llarton will appmnl
a committee to take up the situation
here and co—operate with the commis-
sion and committees from other cities
Xlll‘<
an—
4
Because of the press of usiness at tax on property or. Main street.
last night‘s council meeti and the An invitation to attend the May.
flower Hose company's fair in East
Norwalk. tomorrcm: Thursday eveuo
ing. was accepted by the council.
Reference to the committee on
streets was made of a request from C-
G. Gordon regarding the joining onto
the Fourth district sewer line. of a.
line from a house at the corner of
Evcrsley avenue and \‘i‘illow street.
The Cedar street sewers next atv
tractcd considerable attention. A let-
ter was read from a resident of Cedar
street. asking that something be done
there. Where {03‘ the past thirty years
there has been no sewers. Mayor
Patton said that the sum of $3,902)
l: (i lv('l n appropriated to pay for the
c-nstv-mzion of a Ccdafistrcet sewer.
hm 1m: bids received amounted to
llli-Y‘P than that figure. The same'sit-
n. “0', prevailrri in the matter of tho
Charles and Plait street sewers In
i-Zwst Nonvalk. where only 3900 had
N‘i‘l appropriated and the work would
about $2000.
cos!
John I’. McMahon asked if he could
liEll ERASSllllii »
Among the speakers will be’uPro-
fessor C. E. A. \V’inslow of Yale'VUniw
versity. who recently returned Trom
Red Cross work overseas and who
will undoubtedly present a graphic
picture of conditions in Europe. Offi-
cials from Atlantic Division head-
quarters of the Red Cross in New
York City will also be present. The
co'nference will bring together Red
Cross workers from all parts of the
state and in addition to exchanging
ideas on the work being done for the.
disabled men they will discuss health.‘
military relief. civilian reiet‘. produc-
tion of clothing for the millions of
destitute (‘hlidl‘tll in Europe and oth-
er activities in which the organiza—
tion is interested. All discussions will
be conducted by the Chapter repres-
entatives.
llllNEEliENIIE-llN
UNEMPLTITMENT
W’ASHINGTTON. Oct. 12,—Presenla-
lion of complete reports of sub
committees was continued today be-
fore the national conference on un-
employment, with the detailed recom-
mendations of the committees on ship~
ping. con’struction and public works
for the permanent betterment of busi.
ness and employment scheduled to
make their appearance.
These reports Were said to embody
the unanimous conclusions of the
committee members and their adop-
tlcn by the conference was expected.
conference will consider first the re-
DOrts of committees which have
According . 0 Secretary Hoover the
agreed unan mously upon their sug-
Dew
the
COl’i'
in
and
the
get
couple.
.Culli n.
‘Clarke.
Miss Amelia H. Jesse United
invMarriage to William B.
‘ Gillette of Milford
Her veil was caught with a. spray of
orange..blossoms.
Her attendant wore a, dress of white
net over pink satin and Carried a. bou—
quet of pink roses.
A reception was held following the
ceremony
about fifty friends and relatives of the
They left for a wedding jour-
ney to part‘s unknown.
EX-MAYllll fllllNilVAN
lilVES A lllNNEll
Err-Mayor Jeremiah Donovan was
the host laht evening at a “little fam—
ily gathering" at the Dorlon House.
when members of the former council.
former Corporation Counsel Edward
J. Quinlan and former City Clerk Irv-
ing_ I). Robertson were\the guests.
Besides those mentioned above the
following were guests:
which was attended
Dr. Robert M. Wolfe. Frederick
Charles A. Yolk. Frank
Brotherton.
dinner. which
lasted - until
The
o'clock.
10:30
able time was had by all.
ates.
Would Prohibit
Dcodate S. Davenport. James
,L. Hoyt. John T. Sheehan and Sylves-
ter W.
Remarks were made during the eve-
ning by those present. and an.e-njoy-
This was
an impromptu farewell dinner given
by Mr. Donovan to his former assocb
Jokes on Prohibition .
.7 ' v .\ , eblasinns uf' thr- 1 ad. , _ , a
v ‘ . .n. . .. . ,,, ,, . closcil. The American battalion which helm‘encc I. , -. . i -. - t
AMERIB‘AN LEfiinh V t “ ”Lil; ("1 "‘ “it“? came to ibis cit" to talc- .nnrt in the \Villiam I". Tammany was made ‘of til-'4' be a -0'\\‘E<i to speak 1“ this mstan
' ‘\' ' “1 ' ”7“ “”‘li‘ .. » ' ~ - ~ . A ~ W‘ st of Cordelia Nowakowsxi. oi ‘
‘2 ., . , , . (mu-moth oi pF-scnnnr: .ho comma.“ it‘lUF‘»
3 “ “I‘U'WS '0 FKH‘L law‘s“- simnl "magi of l‘onor to the Fréjgph Main strcet. for an abatement of the (igrjfiiu‘ed_on Pige Three)
V Y". “D'. . . “unknown Soldier" was detained in
' ’. -:: hill. . ‘-\ ‘7 {1"6'2115“. .. - - . . 1 N .. ... c: . ,
\ r-‘Iisiillz l'l‘uu .} mm: c ‘1‘ , arls lQl‘ Seven cat's in tile (ulceration
_ y ” ‘ ‘ ‘ ” ‘ “‘ ' that Ambassador Harvey could give n B Olnen 8 ea S
BE AT EuNVENTIflN ‘ some r‘lcfinit'e advices as to the cerc~
4 .. ‘ mony planned in London. The troops _‘ o
‘ . ‘ (Co..tir.ued on Page Four) \verc finally ordmui to return to Co‘.>— Atfected B lgarettes
._______. , lenz. and departmi last Sunday. , .
Commander Joseph Broth: llon is: KUSKAS USE“ .g‘u-ith-ul l‘t‘wlshmglrns mkvn the 21-. _ _
i0 llll‘llll the third annual notional ""JNT “"1th " .l‘f’cnvcr >l" . .
COiHl'niion of ”u, Ammim.‘ Legion ‘ Milne Cheeibam. British liars» ‘ Insurance Compalues Refuse'
.u minim City. 310.. to l..- mm from a Air-mm hvro.‘ restoring.) whowex- Y WEflfllN to Place Risks on Many
October 51 to November ’.’..in<'lusivc. l'm-W‘d Th" mun) “(\S at a mhuu‘rl‘ ‘ Wh H Ac uired
as an alternate dull-gau- ropnwvnnng » “'llll‘ll had caused much regret ll‘. 0 ave q
Connecticut. ]l(- was authorized to London. mm frommnmgtidl a}: olfi- , dlnate Number -- Ag“
attend the convention at a meeting of , . ‘T‘i‘ "1“5538’“ rom t l“ 7’” 15 1 0TH?“ . .
the Frank c Godfrev Post No l‘.’ Jun“ . More 01 kaland Rond- 0mm Genera! Prrshing replied , Habit of Smoking an In:
- ' .- ' ' ,5 . ' -' ’i s fwi ‘f to Iv dais in lull this pleasantly minimnize the misunder- ' ‘
American Le ion. held last in ht in “ H “l ‘ ‘ . _. .. .. . ~
g g morning by Jl. :ge Gtorgl: il. l. osburg‘li standing. ' the Slght
LONDON. Oct. ISL—The number of ‘
women who are refused life insurance. '
ponda.on.,;account .ot' ,thef fact, M
M
they have what is called a' “all"! ‘
alln transportation taxes. Without a. gram, Mai-aha] Foch. generalissimo , be t 8 l k l i I 1
r0 cal t adopted an amendment prc- . s. p lit‘ there, ”’me a u do uc ' “5’ n g “ am . ’
gpnte(l in accordance with the coni- 121;}:falAngsgfigrnggmm‘usilky, M “1,. came when the boy interfered when At a pretty home wedding yesterday sine:grgt::h3tfaggégti:ylsii£ramcm
promise agreement repealing the British fleet. Gen. liiaz. cummzindcr— his father. Who was drunk. ””9319!“ - afternoon. Miss Amelia H' Jesse. panv He said smoking has the an. ‘
transportation 1“)”5 outright. iii—chief of the Italian nrmuw. and ed to kill his Wife with 1* k‘m}: made ' ' daughter of “'illiam C. Jesse. of .13 hold'on a woman as has a. drug- >
As the liouso has taken similar ac- Baron Jam”..§_ 19:1,“... or m.- l‘..-li:i:ln out Of a razor. Th“ boy “"15 513‘“th Franklin STTC‘ET- became the bride or Taking- into account the fact. m
tlon yesterday's vote ends all con- forces will probably attend. lr midi. 3‘9““ ”“1”" “Lm- “One Of ”“3 wounds ‘chrrsentatives of forty Red Cross W'illiam 3- Gillette. son or .George nine out or every ten men amour
traversy over this section of the tax tion to “n.5,. distinguished (“raga bum: serious. ho'Weyer. Chapters in Connecticut will meet Gillette. of Milford. Conn.. the oere- whereas only five out of every ten *9.
rf'vislml M“. The amendment applies visitors. there will in- non. l'c-rshing. This ”“2”““3 m Wu"- ll “'33 19‘1"“ Tuesday morning. October . is. at "1011-" being Pe'f‘wmed by the Re“ F‘ men are smokers. the proportion or
to lilXG-S on pmsvnger. l‘ullmnn. Admin” Comm, and my“... Amnimn ed that huskas has been before the headquarters of the New Haven [-1. Jacobs. pastor of the South Nor— women with a “smoker-‘3 heart” i‘
”Mi-7m- ”Press and Pip" “"9 ”W‘S- leaders or ilw \\'orld \‘l'ar. l-‘ourtccn 99“” on mu" “WVWUS “ca-5‘0"“ Chapter. No. 184 York street. for an walk congregational Chum)“ The much greater than men he added. T
porintion. It will mean an cstilnath goanors will also attend. charssd With 3553““ 0" his Wife“ 3’15 all-day conference. Chief among the Wedding t00k Place at 4 O'CTOCK at “1‘3 He said he had often known men.
loss of $145.0Iili.tmh in revenue. __.__. also With intoxication. He has been matters to be discussed are service to home 05 the bride. who had applied for policies and "we”
The amendment will become clTec. (COntlnued on Page Four) sentenced to jail for 60 days 83'9"“ former soldiers. sailors and marines. The 0011919 were attended by Kiss refused‘on account of their mto '2
tivc January 1, Senator Trmnmpn _____ times beforcv but did “01 399m ‘0 have particularly those disabled in the war. Rosalia “-599- a 3‘9“?“ 0‘ the bfide' come back after. six months cured. I
(Ma) proposed to makc it (-fl‘i-(‘tlvc learnt“1 his “>550"- JUdg" "05'9”?“ the preparations for the annual Roll and Charles Reardon. of this city. “Rm I have never known’a we“.
ten days after passage of the act. but , , Said that he would give him a longer Call of the Red Cross November 11- The bride wore a. dress or White to be cured " he continued "Tom
this amendment was rejected. 30 lo I senior-(‘9 this time and advised his 24. and relief problems cumin-grin8901‘8‘etm and lace and carried a is andrug arid Women use'it like the;
- family that if they did “0‘ want h'm various communities. shower bouquet 0f While rosebuds. would a drug_" 0
A compulsory question now aslcet!
of women here who wish to take out
life insirance policies is: "What Is
your daily habit regarding tobacco?"
The official quoted said the answer
often was that a. woman would smoke
more than forty cigarettes a. day and
that he has known cases—and not
isolated cases—where a woman amok-r
er‘s sight first became impaired. ad
gradually she became blind.
Allllll ill ml ‘
' Bulgarians ;
Committee Appointed by file
Board 'of Councilmen to H '
‘ Look Into Project
A committee of three, consisting of
Councilman George E. Curtis. City—
Auditor George N. Wilson and Coun-
cilman Charles F. Mills. president of
the council. were appointed a commit..-
tee of three- by Mayor Barton is:
evening. with- power. to investigate the-
by
Ill.
L.
i
advisaxility of accepting an offer made:
starteil‘dilci by Councilman Curtis for an audit of
the city’s books. without expense 1*»
themcity.
Councilman Curtis during the early
part of the meeting last‘evenlng last!
ithathe believed that a 1)me
audit of the city‘s finances would be a
good thing. as it would enlighten th‘
present administration as to just. what.
it stood; 110W much money it had for
certain purposes and so be put on a;
business like basis. 3 ...
"We do not expect to find anythh¢_ ‘ “
cation tron) Norwalk of the place.
Division of—the
gestion and will then take up the
majority and minority reports of the
committees in which diflerent views
were maintaigtedi h i *
was expe e . e so that‘the
opinions of the diflerent grams would
Plebicite District
NEW YORK, Oct" 12.—-A cam-
paign to suppress mirth in theatres
aroused by jokes on prohibition is
being planned, by enforcement oili-
cers here. awarding to Sherman A.
LONDON, Oct. 12.——Division or the
plebiscite district of Upper Silesia
along a line reaching a compromise
between the two lines laid down by
Count Sforsa. former Italian minister
cf foreign affairs. has been decided
upon by the council of the League of
Nations. says 3. Geneva dispatch to
the Central News.
BERLIN. Oct. 12.—Cha.neellor Wirth
met his cabinet this morning to dis-
cuss the line of action it would adopt
relative to Silesia by the «League of 3;
Nations. The cabinet met last evening 5
for an informal di ‘ of the sub: '
loot, but there.
humming; made‘Jt; necessary .
.395de months,“
the
Knudsen.
mvahckutdennite WW.
be presented Thursday.
Gas Boat Crew _
- Drowned" in S
SEATTLE. Oct. 12.—Capt. Bernard
and four
crew or the gas boat. J. T. Robinson
were drowned in the sinking of the
Robinson during a storm of! Ahruklin
in view of a possible adverse‘decision ‘ 13”, near the mouth of
master.
ver, southeastern Alaska, October
according toflwordgbrougnt‘ here to-
the'steamship {vaginal Watson;
of
.Cuneo, Director of Information of Na-
' tional Prohibition headquarters in
Washington.
A‘ statement. by Mr. Cuneo yester-
day intimated that invitations ‘might:
be sent theatrical managers for a
conference looking to actIOn to "incul-
cate respect for the constitution."
"This invitation,” the statement de-
clared, “will be in response to com-
fol-m
the
Wrong with the finances of the city."
Mr. Curtis said. “but we would m_
to get an insight into the condition"
of the city‘s afiairs. I understand'
that there is no appropriation for in
purpose. but several public" spirited
citizens h'ave agreed to finance. the;
audit without cost to the city. 01*
course if at any» future time the our\
cares to repay these men. an appro—
priation for that purpose could if. .
made at a meeting ofthe Board or E—
timate. I would advise that a «in;
‘mittee be appointed to look into tin!
matter with power to act." . -;
35““ in; Federal Prohibition J
Ne; York. non Buttons-:5 .,
.3: 1m: ,: . . , .
“who“ . was. .. w
director-nor
! I‘I"
vialnts reaching E. C. Yellowley. act"1
- On a motion. tron Contact!“
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