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E'ELANII 13..
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Entered in the South Not-walk Post
Office as Second7'Clnss Mail .Matter.
Siiumeraics Causes. 7
" ading Railway Workers
"‘0? 01661 Strike Oct. 30
Cause
Higher “Eagles.
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worke 1's 5":
to the
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(C-i':.i"':r'i or:
herhood of‘Railroarl Trsicmen’s President
' ys Statement Is Issueii Because the Public Is
‘ ther Confused as to iis
Ving It IS for
3, some Be-
caus-
confused as
ti). '- 1';1i;1':;}y strike;
or some
Dominica "Mercurio, of the
Road, Fairfield. lost- h’is "automobile
license yesterday when Deputy Com—
missi'oner' John 'A'. MacDonald. wno
presided at a hearing in the country
court house, destroyed it because the
petition crhatl allowed a. ten4year—01d
child to operate 11: 3 car, and could not
tell 11:21:11 tite legal age is for the
granting of licenses. He was adi'ised
to study the ConnecticuLmotor vehicle
\i 5112!“! “11%.. . law and will be uliowed to taken :11:—
1"1‘5100'3 to he a other examination.
133$ 13. Wage reduc— " ilzmy other cases were. heard a
" '" {13‘0'00- Elie" session including eight Bridge-
- and port drivers most of them jitne; 5;:—
11‘132ild 221133.". er'ltors for violation 01‘." ‘
oxc 1 waning
uiulim‘ '
2.1111 other gitILey rt-
1 weréu 12'51, r1191}. Slut
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proccii u re after
File P1
in -' ll
$4
"2:- downtown court till}:
Attorney John J. Cum-yo,
acc used mails
e court to the 12:13
like :1 continuance
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AEEOZ‘EEY
on P9 ge Four)
Grieved Over
De Valera’s Letter
1‘: .at Mthe Poper
both par
is
t’ies could
: 51 approach the Irish
iased minis a solu-
forthcoming"
slettcr. accord—
t. it is ger er—
Republican le ader
elica to act in re-
' Iiing'
X Expects 7
1.92.5121ctio11 Off Men
23 ——-Despite
r ol‘cc o_111“icials
camp
2. Hen—both
:hroozh ' rough
eoiered for sale.
e s Ailorne ey Practically
‘ Admits Guilt of Accused
El BREED All EE
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:0 writer was sit
lust week,
the third
l. EPIS—OCL I. 1920
is
p retty
2 -~..r
EREEEHE BATES
.\"E\\’X'
Lotion. wage scales,
and ‘ finance...
the {
‘1 rates on grain,
and
half of the United
1131'
5“:
"2511 percent.
.\
[lie Commiss
lions to be 111.:
ly and by Nov.
which led to the increase in
should hereafters be rectified by
ductions in wage
{or their rates.
5312 grids—Pi
c3 sion “35 rendered in the
agricultural organizations.
mission unanimously held “ith
States petitioning for
cial situation of the railroads. "
grains,
lsss'than those on Wheat.
The
lov. er level on. the 7mw.material.
' Azivertise
_ lies: results.
(Continued on Page Eleven)
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.1 Fast Year 165 Chil-
en El ere Born in the
cur Building on Stevens
;. Street ‘
ting in the
a. doctor
prospective
1 6 pro forms. chi-11. or single cvcling. In its every few minutvs. Elsie contirz'zwl
ts. . _ " of twc-ntv— sit Brats tl'l'; gzunoly. refusing to. withdraw. H12:
'rij' did not have that num- Crm'r could ‘01- sow: scurrying around
would r1 {1 m.‘erni¥_\' casts. The olvl thr- 1'111-1'}. ' hauling down ll‘f‘ .smysoil
_ .7 w; simply Without equip- 21ml roiling away the 11'1'e211-k1‘1ge. 0132
this your ment ~for tli Work, now considered saw: 1:; estimalml limit {he Nova Sco—
Cuneo said to Judge 011:? oi the most essential and 111.2112 lion ‘n;11l ir'xm'erzlsnl her lead to half a
(3.19%)“ 111101 c0111..“ alu- texture of modern hospital sez- mils-1
‘7 :7: pL‘fiJI- Vice. . ._ 7 11' is :1 r .‘.-1 ctl1 gnarl racing etiqm‘tte
“ you '- 50212 this record for the pas st 11112.3. {or Blue; XOS1: 0 continue its rigli. do-
t in full ye:1:'s:—~ spite} the- ;11'1'izl1'nt to her rival, he—
3w“ ml “J Doc 3. 1915 2- lfov'ed into now cause a racc- is lhii'lllit‘d also as :1 test
lgmlumg. of a 2l1ozlt‘s seatwortiiim'ss.
Dec 1‘}, 1913 —— Firs; birth in new Captain Marty “VS—loll showedihat
1".“‘2-1‘ 11:: it tool: more liar. 1‘. last topmost to
11 ,~_ 3.1918—-Oct. I.‘ 1919—2252? worry him for whet ' his rl’val hall
stripped down to7lo~.1'1..'s in :1. wiad
.1921 ——16";
conyincing of the
popularity of this feature of
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“Iii Oct. 21—111 :1 swce; —
"ion 11111011" mg the anti; (-1 IiLiL
depression
Inter
191 cc Commission today 0:2
grain
throughout the
1 Suites re-
i L“; an average of approximately
oiice was given the carriers that
ion expected the reduc-
t into effect immediate-
20 at the latest. and
that’the low state of milroad'éarnings
O
1920.
re-
and prices and that
:1 downward tendency should be set
Anticipated by statements. in official
bearing upon the strike call
of the railroad brotherhoods the de-
case
brought to the Commission Séptember
3 b}? twenty-four “Western State and
The Com-
the
reductions
though conceding the difficult finan—
The decision removed from Wheat
arr-31 hay one-half the increases given
the railroads, in 1.920. and, on all other
fixed the "rates-at 10 per ceht.
Commission further -ordered
new relationship built up in the "rates
on grain products, including flour and
other commodities, to agree with the
, P ilippiues: "and 82111117 7 -
t e
. 6 NYE} ich
I ‘lsie ‘T‘rosseri the:
ilk-S
finish line 13 Hill.-
behinu -‘ her rival.
HALIFAX,\ 2 . S. Oct. 22.~———Elsic, of
Gloucester. had her foretopmast (251.:-
i'ied away today on the {fourth leg of
her iirSt racowith Blue Nose, of Lun—
enlmrg,7for the sailing championship
of the North Atlantic. ' 7
The accident occurred while B1129
Nose was" leading by about two min-
utesafter half the course" had been
covered. Beaten 02". the first three
legs" after having been first to Cr‘
thelinc. Captain Marty \Velch w.
hoping to recapture Ill!“ lead or. 2?.1‘
last two strc tellers of Wizidwurd Work.
blowing and 10 11:32 Squalls hitting: hr-z'
had increased to 2? knots, the
Yankeé skipper kcpt his maintopsail
"set. staking his all on the. alrcady
strained stick standing the blow..
The increasing wiml worked in the
Yankees favor for the Blue Nose. in
hauling down he! upper s' Lils, reduced
herself to the same 0:111an carrying
capacity as the American, which ap-
parently was finding the loss of her
fox‘etop no handicap.
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BERNIE, Switzerland Oct 22.--For«
mer Emneror Charles of Austria has
arrived at Oedenburg, Burgcnla lid in
a}; alrpl one from Switzerland, 8121's a
Henna dispatch received here. The
former emperor. since his attempt to
earn out a coup detat in Hungary
last March, has been at Hertenstein,
near Luceme. "
VIENNA, Oct. 22 (By The Associat-
ed Press) .-—Former Emperor Charles
of Austria-Hungaiyirrived at Oeden-
burg, .Burgenland, Friday afternoon in
an airplane from Switzerland, accord-
ing to an Oedenburg message today,
and is reporfed to be proceeding
towards Budapest, escorted by troops.
Northchfi'e’ s Hat 0!? C
to Us.“ in Philippines
MANILA, Oct. 22.——The United
States and Great Britian' would be"
found standing together if any trouble
developed in the Far East, Viscount
Borthclifie, who arrived yesterday
from Australia, told the Rotary Club
The English speaking people of ihe
world and those Whom they assist
should stand shoulder to" shoulder as
they did in the world was he acclaim
ed. He praised the U nited States for
what had been aCcomplished in the
. Post
‘1 the explosion of a. bomb thrown int:
8.
M.
1 lucl 11.1: 1.-
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IEALIFAX. N. S. Oct, 23—81111? lows _.
Nose-.01 Lunenhm‘g. today won {3'10 "'11 1-1.1:111' ' 2:121: Eur-lion ;_'
first in: "'mtimm; 1is:.i=rz.1‘;m‘r~. rare in of (“1111.111 '1' 24-2 P1121111." .231; cf
:1 up 1om'ing Kalnrlof ‘2' {knots ti"? 19H. 31;1>\'i2"s>2:< '10 PL'X‘S’OIE .2
conic-1‘1 fiwoy the foi‘ctopm (wt of her opgvmh- - '31 motor relii. 1._
rival. E3 ‘ . out of. Gimzccstcr after on any p :13' or l3:'i=‘l::-'~.
half the- course:- liad Ewen covered. Willi-:1 :1 (-11:11? light 1:“ ‘lelllcil-
1tha£ he had sent Willard a. contract.
2 and that as soon
PARIS, Oct 22 ”French Commun-
1515 who met last night at a. hall 1n
‘Wagram avenue, paséed a, resolution
that, a demonstratim would be held
on $11411; 311' before the American em-
bassy here in protest against the.
sentence of death pronounced in"
Massachusetts court on Nicolo Sac
11nd Bartolomeo \‘z'lxizetti, two Italian-s
conxicted 201‘ rrnlrdcw~ Newspapers of
this cih declared :nls morning, how...
ever that .t-ie demonstration probabl.
would i111 {Oilridclm't
lumen persons were wounded
1);;
:2. sound of 1:111 ir'n 1' he more 337; mm-
111;; to. .1599, 11.211111 12138.? the h 1.21
Where t‘ 2'. I“ g‘ “-13.5 held 11f 12711753,.
injure ‘1 salt} by {hp Jour—
nal to " policemen. Tl.»
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1 . Smackel ls-
sues 8:;25e'_.11iat on Regis-
{ration of l' hicles {
ig‘fit Wright and
. Howu on the 6121'."
titicatc of 11-:isz' . Without :1. 1-11-11-
ten permit 111-121 tlzr- Eghwoy commls
sion which shall p1” vibe the (midi-
tions under which 1h: same shall be
opt-rated l' ruler the appica .ion of
this law the commissioner 01‘ motor
vuhivhs' is being asked to register
and load 1111+»?
carryi {.5 Cap'
‘.':1l‘ions_ types of commercial Rotor
112111121121: zit increased capacities 012.412
1111" rtlicinl ratings. This ruliiig is
m: «112 for the direction ot‘ the deput-
z: wnt ot‘ motor vehicles co e'ring tl'.
suhjm t.
The department will not register am
cmnmercial.mo’tor vehicle at any 1n-
vra-zim over'its rated capacity unless
:1. recommendation is furnished by the
company manufactuiing~ such truck;
through its chief engineer to the
effect that in the opinion of the manu-
facturing concern the particular type
of commercialmotor vehicle referred
to is capable of being safely operated
under all conditions :1: all times when
loaded to' said increased capacity. If
such satisfactory recommendation fis
furnished iii-form 2713 an individual "e-
commendation for each .type of Com—
mercizl‘l motor vol“; file, the depart—7
motif will increase the capacity rating
for such commercial motor vehicle in
accordance with .tuc‘n recommmnh-
tion and will charge the required in-
creased fees.
“The main purpose of the law is Io
prevent oveffoarliiig of commercial
motor vehicles and _the consequent
ovanstrain 0 Mile safety equipment of
such and the department will uxiless
such recommendation takes such 322.682
ty factors into account, refuse'to regis»
tcr at is discretion."
Tobacco Warehouse
‘ in Windsor Burned
llAFlTlv‘ORD, Oct. Si—«Alarge to-
bacco warehouse‘and a four acre to-
bacco shed and 'sevwol smaller build-
ings owned by J. Eugene" Shepard in
East \Vindsor. were destroyed by. fire
today, with estimated loss of'3100;600. l
partly covered by insurance.
Tfie fire Started in the tobacco shad,
and from there swept to the war-e2-
house, which contained a. large
amount 011920 cased tobacco. _ In th
shed was the 1921 crop- . _ ‘21
Jess“ Willard ' ' 5
cold Regaifi Titlei
Tex Rickard, promoter. said todav.
Rickardretuming from Chicago,
where he Conferredwith Jack Kearns,
Dempsey'sfxnanager, said he had ver-
balag'reements ".with both Dempsey
and Willard for the bout and added
Willard’s signa‘
ture is received F. kard expects. to
s "n Dempsey up. Dempsey, Rickard
said. has agreed to accept per cent.
of the gross receipts, and Willard 2(7).
per cent. '
M11119- Kills Family of 11, ,
Then Ends His Own Life
at Critabam' island of Mindanao kill
ed eleven members of his 'amil
- Would cost $49, 000
.lthrough’ "
implicated Mike Bicardy
1p“.,.1..,.7
letic instructor in the Central Y. M.
A four story wooden countrym man-
sion, containing 28 rooms, .was burned
to the grouhd on the Branchville
road, near Ridgefield,"ye'ste7rday.‘ It
11122511110121; as the William 713. Hawk
place, and owned by E. Manning of
Néw York. It is estimated that it
to rc build the
house.1 Firemen beliexe the blaze was
incendiary.
The fire- was discovered. at 12
Oclock by John Boss, of Ridgefleld,
who summoned" firemen. ‘Because of'
lack of watt-r pressure firemen were
considerablv handicapped and be-
cause of the great heat thrown off
from the burning house, they were
unable to get close to it wig} a motor
pump for a. considerable period.
iolm' Morgan, caretaker, who was
at home zit/lunch When the fire was
.-scmerecl. said that he had been
the roOms earlier in the
morning but had noted nothing un—
usual. Persons who pasSe-d the build- 7
ing an hour be fore the fire saw '10
.moke
The house. has bicn vacant for sew-
eral years. .and. 1'35 "empty of, form
1132 volunteers with-
ture. ioy scoutsiai
blackéts and pails of water. extin
{guishell burning; brands that fie":
mm the blaze and meuaccd buildings
and houses considerably.
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Burglars Believed to Have
Used Chloroform in Loot-
ing Church and Rectory
MIDDLETG\\‘.\. N; Y.. Oct. 7
The use 01‘ chloroform by bur'lars has
been discovered in New-burgh, where.
the rectory of St. Patrick'schin‘ch
has been. robbed of $458 Four priests
asleep on the second floor. of the
rectorywere robbed of $210 while
$191“) was taken from the elm. 'cli.
{here is no clue.
The Rev.1~lcnry O‘Carroll. pastor,
lost $30 the Rev. Stenhen Connolly.
$81} and $50 in English soveraigns
belonging to the Rev. Francis Burke
completed the amount lost by the
priests.
The pastor. a. light sleeper. heard
nothing during the. night. On awak-
enin‘g this morning he found books.
papers {and clothing thrown.» in disor—
der about the floor. Investigation
showed the same conditionfin other
rooms. I: is believed the burglars
used the drug beforethey ransacked
the rooms.
The. burglars left untouched bonds.
Canadian money and the. priests
watches. Entrance was gained through
a. rear Window. the burglars trying
.\ ,u
. threewindows'before. anomtranceivas
effected. 7The'pricsts had entinly rs;-
covered from the efi‘ects of the drug
today
$50,001} BUBBLARY
RELATED Bl BIBLE
TellGrand Juryof {Looting
Sands Point Home of
F. S. Hastings
Bliss Belle! Plites and. Miss liargaret
\chann or Waterbury. Comm. '11?th
before the Nassau county Grand "Jury
in. Mineola yesterday and told the
story cfth'e robbery of the home of
Frank S.- Hasting‘s'in Sands Point. L.
1., on August‘ls, when jewelry valued
at more than 350.900 was stolen. a’iid
told also how they had gone from
place- to place disposing of the stuff
.The girls accoxdiug to the office of
District Attorney Charles R. “reeks,
John Thain-
..s Anton Prinz and Charles Lilotta,
all of whom had been arrested previ—
ouslx in connection with the crim .
The connection of the two women
with the burglary became known
N W YORK, Oct. 22r~Jess Wil lsome time ago when Belle Plites went
Ia will attempt to regain the world 3 t0 the Nassau county jail to see
heavyweight championship from Jack' Thomas who was her Swretheart.
Dempsey, at Jersey City, next July .1 ‘HWfll‘dY however Was also in love
,with her and she resented his atten-
tions. so when detectives tool: her to
the ofiice of the District Attorney she
is said to have told enough of her
stowr to involve all of the four men
excepting Thomas 7
the District Atornes's ofl‘lce was able,
to recover a. large part of the stolen
including a necklace valued '
at. $25, 000.
Soon afterward
Prinz. who at one time was an ath-
.A.. in Brooklyn, also was allowed to
go before the Grand Jury yesterday,
but Bicardy, and' ThOmas were not
permitted to testify;
itorney's. oflice declares
MANILA Oct. 22,41 M‘oro named the D'I'inci =11 of the 5388:5113
Andangan, becomiiig suddenly insane He 353F935. ' 7 E V
The District Ali;
candy was.
01'
‘ Natif'v Director
Remaining Five Breweries in State to Be
lowed Few Days More to Stop Voluntarily—
Haynes Endorses Connection; Plan—Macken»
zie’ 5 War 011. 83100115 Leads to Nation-Wide
“Vigorous Campaign” Against Beer Sales.
:to secure eviécnce iii-2.: the fed
r11 olu’li 201'? {Nazism-'11" 2'12" lw .. ,
.llatéwl for sub.“ 2. n to E nit
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V oluntarily
Five Breweries Closing
to Comply
With Mackenzie Order
Fé'deral Prohibition Director Harry
E liackenzie announced yesterdav
that five of the ten7 bremeries in Con-
necticut had notified his office that
tlley would voluntorlly cease the
manufacture of beer and close their
doors without delav in accordance"
with his decision to close 9‘19?" brew—7
cry and saloon in C‘onnectibut found
lto be. manufacturing or, selling beer
:of more than one-half of one per
cent. alcoholic cont». 1-.t.
A“ alts “"0211 From ()tlwr=.
The director said he would With-
120 1‘1 the. iueni ilx' of 1:121» 1:11'1311'9'5 that
13 him until ti: (2' otlit‘r
w.”
liar: thus 1211):;
half .liad had a. root; ' able
cordon: volu aarilx
comm 1'1‘. i1. .11 1' :11
within a Low days 319' $3.; ‘2. "
311.. Oflice \s 011381 procee 13
against such of them as we 1‘0 $113511:
led of maximal .1'i' o: prop; -
hoiic coon 1.1.. 'l he “race-111:2-
Unless Eli"!
District - tzo'ne.-
\vill apiili“ I "SEE con .<
filo misresir air: x such
using" the pEt'fllisvS 1-.-
turc oi lsex'ersges of
Year.
~ 3I0re Slayers Offer Aid. .. _
Heads .01" $331.2 1111359 iiiiizzzmtialines
They Will Shut Doors at Once—4-
Al_.
notified Dirsctor Mackenzie yesterday
of their readiness to co operate in his
plan to Wipe out the saloons and Pro-
Haynes at.
12111 1 ‘rom .1 ssioncr 7
“'ashington not only wired his em—
dox'sement. but ohnounced that hrs
office hid dec§d€-<i to institute “a wig-2"
ordus campaign against the sale of
beer" throughout the country.
The executives who offie'regi Direct-
or Mackenzie {111. ~ chiiitis of their“
municipa‘siiies ii: a-isiitio: to those
are \iavors'
rr 3-in Gi New
Dut-
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i:::o cereal
11:" “ Buifi of
12- ration;
reams-
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309 People Attending Affair
at the Residence of Ex-
Mayor Harstroin This Af-
ternoon "
More than thx'ee'hundrcd persons
are attending the: reception given hy
1..)r' and Mrs. Carl A. Harstrom ‘3‘}
Picspect axenue at their home, this
afternoon. in honor of Gmernor and
Mrs. Lake.’ The reception is {he most
notable social event of the fall season
in Nonvalk. "
22 Gov. and Mrs. Lake arrived here
shortly after 2‘ o'clock and went di-
Irpulyio the Harstrom home. where
the: verb (lilutaiied until the recep-
tion. which started at 3 o'clock and
{3.13th m'ul T2 o’clock.
l‘ollrwing the reception, Gov. and
E3115. lakr- mill have dinner with the
‘Harsti'om fair 31:. Later in the even—
ins; Gov. Luke will go to toe Masonic
Home. in Berkeley street where he
will be. the guest of honor. The 0"—
casion marksthe making of the 101’it‘11
tussle: mason. Porter Emerson
Browne noted writer and plasmmright
is to be made.
Dr.'Barne§t Is‘fim
InSpiraiional Grater
Dr. Augustus Barnett. of New
York, who" is to speak at the Home
{111' the Aged. on Tuesday. at 3 p. m.,
is. :1'1nost effective and inspirational
orator. His experiences with the
American so; icrs dork--5 the late “'51.
whrre h":- mum-f two year: entertaining
and nulliu‘g 15:} more. bearable For
“our boys." has fitted him to handle
his prcsent subject well. He spent
weeks \1':tl1 file “Rainbow Divisiou'
are 13.0 ‘Alabama Villa: Cats." 0;:
71.157333; 1 1: 'vill tell about the import-
“use of tin coming inter: lone. l con-
ference, in \‘11' aisliington, ond.what (311112"
he (love 1C keep ‘JS from having an
other war. His belief is that "our
next war" should» nevercome, if "every
ciiizru did his and her part to prevent
it. This morass will be given at 11111
Home, next Tuesday, and every one
- 1111-291" tr a-lend. The house cor“
mitten wxll‘ 1212‘” 1-11 refreshments -.t
[14' Hey in U172! riveting.
Pastor Not Guilty
of Killing Priest
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 22. ———The
jury in the case of the Rev Edwin
Stephenson who shot and killed Rev.
Father Coyle, priest, on August 11
brought in a. verdict of not guilty last
night, and the accused mat; was re-
leased while the spectators cheered-
The jury took the case at six o'clock
after six hours of argument by attor-
1183215 on both sides and the charge by
Judge Fort?
At fir-eats; minfites past ten o’clock
rdict was rendered. While one
7 Mammqgs Was arguing Ruth
13.115313 an,’ . t 131 aocusezd
Boos (1 of Health Favorable
To Extermination of Mos-swims.
7 Councilman Charles F. Milk
and LeGraod Raymont!
Appointed a Committee to
Confer 112 1&1 Ex-Mayor
R. H. GoldenfMilk In-
spector Also a Nee-em 'ty'
The Room of Health at a meeting
held last. night at the office of Hearth:
Officer Robert E. Perdue, voted to re-
new the fight to exicrmina‘l‘. the mos-
unite in Norwalk and 7 vicinity.
Charles F. Mills and LeGrand Ras-
niond were appointed a, cd'filmlttee to
consult with Richard H. Golden, fath—
er of the mosquito exte'mlcafin“ idea
here, to ascertain the best possible
methods of gettin, ' rid of 1 summer
west.
The Board of Health has 51 506 at.
its disposal. which can be used for
this important work. According to
tenative plans. the ditches in the salt
meadows and marshes WM ‘ a2 cut
some. five years ago for drainage pur—
poses Will be cleaned up before 11mm
sets in. In the- spring, oil Will be usect
to prevent mosquito lavarae {toms
hatching. ‘ '
For a. period of snow ears:
after the mosquito extermination fight.
started, Norwalk was particularly free
from the post that is one ot‘ to great-
est f 1V8? carrying instrumew ' ‘rnown-
Since that time, the mosquitoes 1135'.
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BREW:
BEBE:
Louise E. Loci; WVQ d \
Husila:tii’s Blow-
Loss oi Hcré' ..t'-
‘1
.u'ges
ssecl
the head, punched her 3.1114 ‘n"'wl her
out of the house. She said that he:
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it.
she began to have trouble with
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she was forced to submit to opera-
she was forced to submit to opera.-
'tions every twoyears,’ she said. In.
October, 1920. her husband punchetl
her in tlleback and she fell in under
the bed.
me ” Mrs. Lockwoofl Mfied . 1
Mrs. Eva E. Evaneslfi. a use: at
Mrs. Imkwoofi. $3.111 that heirbrothfir'"
THREE GENTS 27
2Lo7uise 7E. Lockwood, of .1121: 3.0th
Main street. South Nor1-2r;..7~ 9.11 a
story 02‘ 1111115113.} cruelty yesicz- ziay 3.:—
Lernoon before suligc Fro. lain.
es in the Superior Com" “*1;
granted a divorce from )5 is; :1,
Lockwood. a nowalcale: she:
slatted is nov» lixing in 3": 57:21.12
told the court that due 1:2" 2: on.
1311- arm from her busi' W3:
famed to have the arm' a: ' :d at.
the sliouhicl, after man} n5
'1er '. fickwood said 512‘ l on.
June 2": 15:21? She left 312?
17.. 131’). :11 the. advice 1' 'nrsi.
ciao; she slated. The. 212’ i-eLty
began in larch, 1399. 5" the,
court when her husband .- er 9::
lite'heafl, and in Decemb' ‘ he.
pulled her out ofbed bv ir a:
husband struck her on the arm arms}: 2
large lump arose on the 3.11117
and {cr- zi period covering six you.
“He newer had any use for? '
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