. . .5
En
tiered at mesons; Norman: Post. Fair torught and Thursday.
(mice as Second Class- Mail Matter.
Thomas C. Balcolm Is New J
lax Comlmssmner of City
At Salary of $2, 400 Yearly
Appointment M do at Last Night’s Adjourned
Meeting of C mmon Council—City Will Pur- , . 5. ,
chase New Tractor for Street Departmen —- 5 The second of the Parents- Teach- 011 of, the Best?" programs
Other Routine Business of Evening. "3 “mug was he” “‘3‘ eve-““15 “5 e
STABLISHED l8?!) _ ‘
at
Propose T aX @ll Seed . g _ ,,
_ Oysters Shipped Out
, . Of State For Growmg
State Board of Control Considers This Method of
Collecting Revenue an Industry Which Has
Changed Character—Pollution Cause of New 7.?
Methods. .
port Avenue Institution it is said in advices from Lisbon. In. 1 ' “
formation relative to the Royalist plot L‘ That the state should tax every and Rhode Island will have Io give ' .17:
”ENJOY“! by Large Gather; has been sent to the ForeigngMinister seed oyster that 15 shipped from 0011- up the. business. They depend on
ing in Lisbon by the Portuguese com:ml at hecticut to growers ‘ in other states Connecticut for seed oysters. The
..
_ 26.—Portugl1ese
f MADRID.
Royalists . are ' plotting the re—establlsh—
EVE]? Given .at the weSt' ment or a monarchy in. that country,
- Oct.
the Franklin School, and was largely
attended. Harry E. Scofleld, a merit.
tier of the Board of Education, gave
an interesting talk which held the
undivided attention of the parents,
Thomas C. Balcolm. of the First Councilman Charles F. Mills rose,
Mistrict. was appointed tax commis- following the'iutroduction of the ordi-
5-.231031‘ of the City of Nor-walk. by 3121— hence. to inquire whether the rate of
:~ l'alrin 1.. Barton and the common Compensatio“ was sufficient, and teachers and those in attendance at Tuy. Spain. _ was thebelie't expressed by Frafl: W. business is coming back. i: may be
' the meeting. It is reported a new cablnet, com— Rowley of the board of shellfish next year. This situation has hap-
posed/almost entirely 0f membersiof commissioners before the state board pened before." . ‘
8151an Pollution.
the Republican Guard. will be form‘ed of control yesterday when the matter ‘
"Pollution is the trouble," Mr.
. ::cl!_ at the adjourned regular whether the adoption 0‘ it would D i h ’ 1r ' ’I i
-::ng of the council held last eve- mean that in case- an increase was urmg the course 0f ls speec ’ “ ' RN . .
_. Mr. Balcolrn is to start in his deserved. could the increase be gl‘ant- Ml" Scofie'ld pointed out the atmos-Q . 5 ' g. 5 ‘ , . .
. 800m 1\QWSDELPEY'S here Print With ”9‘ of oyster ,bed assessments and taxes
'-5 immediately, and it is expecled H]. 1 . . phere of the class room. 5That is to
v.» at the City hall this afternoon. Mayor Burton said that Mr. Bal- say how many , teachers allowed servatlons that the president 0f th" was discussed in an effort to work Rowle)‘ said in reply to 3- qufi‘ftiom
:5._..3L.i\5ing 053d,” notice of his a,“ calm m”). “migmtood the duties of themselves to‘ brmg their personal _ ' 55.‘ _ 5 Portuguese Republic will resign short- out a. plan of’remission or ab'ftement raised by Comptroller Bisscll. And-
. V troubles into the Class room. He ‘3' because 0" ill health oi taxes to oyster growers delinquent it's not from sewer~ but from trade
:ll. to arrange his allies room. his office and that he had agreed to t fr m the dyes and b‘ass lac-e
was e 0 1
.il be at the City hull daily dur—
further added that teachers should in their tax payments.
lake llle amount called for. but that l t] i h s o t. of the i i ‘ . : ' 5 to
‘bllll‘al‘ houxs’ol‘ the city odi- he “expected a raise" when he has cave 1e r. grouc e . u . . i . ‘ i . q Connecticut oysters. it was S€t rles."
qualified and feels that he deserves $11001 bUlldlng. the“? 1“ feelings and Interesting Reports leen forth"are not now in demand in the Mr. Rowle} was accompanied by
any other such actions that should - . {5! market so Connecticut seed oysters Clerk Marshal of the board of shell-
-.;.!.-,...mu~.;-;-nz of Mr. Ralcolm an increase he will appear before the
. Curiuisr to some but to Council. Mayor Barton added that
by Those 111 Charge
“0t predominate in the 501100" - ' are sold to be lanted in beds outside flSh commissioners in “3590““ to a.
Mr. Scoficfld further added the ASSESSMENTS of 2;? state: 13“,. Rowley estimated *{qulefli from the boadJ-dthrg;co$!r:;
" I . ' ' '00 [ac 'es out of ‘ a ey—v-appear an , _
that only about o '1 1 light on the oyster industry Sltuatroa
' “as not sut ‘n r. git Ills sulp rise. until the Board (it"T‘Istimate :lnd ’l‘axu- , .- . , . ‘
.-«,_5 “- .1 ;.;-1 ”in”. 3.4 insur- lion incl and appropriated money to mark of improvement shownrby the A g“:‘“ gnllu’l‘lllg of men and we-
.. ;:. Mr. Hall-01.» ‘rns had con— no) the solar; of the Pin Commis— parents With reference to the meetlng “m“ “high "mm the Home for “5152.000 acres of oyster beds 1“ Con- - t t c Last week the
. . - ., .. .._ ,. . ~ .. _ _ . _ . . M .
.,,_ tm‘unpncp 0t :51 valuable 11a- slum-.r 1“,. Tlaicolm would leccixcrno lo! ills I‘llltlntst; andd Teacglr: all; \gt-d 21:11.5 "“3053 iilgzatl‘ln uttxmhlh‘l ________ Ltctlcut waters were used for plant— zelatge f gel-.1331? luad‘ an offer from
.1. will assist him in 1).. saga-H. hm that th' g ‘ ’ lone 5 1 la 1 wou . con nu . e 3.151.311 11 lor ll~~a a mu mg f c n . .. _' 5 , oar o . .
.s 1 \\ as also under . . . seven Members Of. Crew? .1 an estate to settle some back taxes by
I’!(ysifl{ m p“ :llllllL’. The llpmls oi.
llllill'lPt-S :lwl llll.’ l'wlexal condition of
the home n'm'l- llll’ibiplt'ilslllg. Mrs.
stood and that he would he rciinlmrs‘
ed for {in time he “as cmplclcd
3“” mum"; 0" the nppeint- - - "We should keen the oystermen in .
‘ ’~ .5 ' ‘ 1 5 ~ . . ‘ ' ‘ ’ ' . ayln back taxes on oyster beds that.
. ls nam- vmuex the chal- ‘Vho .Left “1 Small Boat busmess." Mr. Rowley said. 101‘ 1f p g ‘ ..- used and remitting back
(Continued 5on Page. Four)
' ' rl beln
Connecticut goes out of the oyster “e L 5
nt. rnlltlrzi in; ti: 9 people ”19 ordinance “as {in 1‘ lcccptcll l): ‘ .Are M. .
. , ~ ‘ . 5 . ,w. . . . 1. 1881!! __.__
at me electron he' d 011 ll 19 council. \lr. Bulc‘solm appoint- ' .“d’ b H in I H ‘05,”? 1m 35.1 Show” g business. Massachusetts. New York (Continued on Page Two)
3...); “as that 31!? Ralcolnl m...” hulmg been ratified. _ . ‘ my H19 .14 1111': :l lm uh in \‘si .15 to tips ) . . .
. ti: :1 life job a. n! (h it \1.- At the mceling-.of the council llcld 1mm" to ”hm my} fixer “H aged m- } roivsts n :ainst assessments on pro-
!nulvs, 1h.- mllo m‘l‘ws made possible
I pcrtyl )1 Norealk. South Norn'alk and . . ~ . . 7 5 .
.. .- :s \~1 . tl . 5. . «to. 11. ldi tl c . . . 5 .
ARE AFTER Wflflfi its...:::::.:;;,::i “b... If: mussels: 2.2:: .2211: 21:: Educatlon Board Asks Councrl
(Unllllt'lfl‘il H (h:- Home by some of held last evening, and all were J‘efcr- . .
For $18,288.28 To Meet Expenses
\Villiam
Secretary Henry C Sheree ,
Gives Figures Needed to
Pay Old Bills and Other
Obligations and Matter Is
Referred to Corporation
Counsel
An echo of the trouble b3tween the.
Board of Education and the .Donovan.
administration arose at last night's. _
adjourned meeting of the common
council. when a letter was read from:
the Board of Education, asking that _
the Board of Estimate and Tagalog
becalled to re-approprlate from the
z:\'—.~ ’u;
(caller. 30 his men ‘21.
. passage Of an tillll.
by (‘i3llll(‘lllll:.‘..
"t night. Mr. 11:11:31"
‘l -. 21 \‘a '1" 1:13;:
dr'i‘lflé: his ”in”. time on October Iltll.‘ Mayor ilnl'lon was
_ asked to appoint three men to take up
til-‘5 llltlt—ll‘l‘ of the unemploylncnt situ-
ElllUll 1'92?» \‘xllll llw llllz‘lllployanllt
congl s and misc “ill! the lmml‘lploy-
.lllFlll cmnmii‘ :5 of llw- slate. 'l‘hc
~31.» U: 3313-1 1 m... it l. __ _ lllt'll :lppointl‘d ”31‘ Edward M. \Vcllcs
incmufi. in “,1. 11'} .. , mt“; lli'n ll1<~ Lewis ll. .‘Jusu :md Attorney Freeman
council can amend ill: 01: run.» to -~5~ 5
Increase the conlpcllsuliozl; (Continued on Page Four)
Mulligan Legal Aid
— To Prohibition Chief
\V ell Known Thompsom'illeI .
Lawyer Recommended to 5 ~ 5
‘ Hayes for Mackenzie’s '
Staff —— lVashington Ex-
our i'llm'nsle-«l «3413171911 and the won- red. to VCOI’I’OmfiGIl Counsel
.lm‘l‘ul allu'ugmslnnwss shown in the l“. Tammany for a report.
ASk Mayor Barton t0 G0 “whale « IL: inmates h)‘ the young; Among those who protested wow
Ahead “’ith S e v er a l ‘ Albert A. Betts. or East avenue. who»?
’ . . ‘ 51 ~‘ "l burned down earlv this year.
Mumclpal Improvements ‘“ m” ‘ ' ‘
and who claims a certain amount of
exemption on that account and also
(Continued on Page Twelve)
The New Tax
because some of his property taxed
was in the wrong districts: Abraham
I
W illi’S llNHN
. E . 21': Commissioner
Israel. who purchased some property
at 4 Plattsvillc avenue. from M. T. ——.——-—-——-—-—-
Riordan and others and whose tax bill Thomas C. Balcolm, the new Tax
this. year was $99.98. protested be- Connnissimicr. appointed bv the
municipal improvement projects iul- . cause the tax bill for file property Dllf‘— Council and Mayor Barton at 1‘14
medial'cly so that ere-service men in . chased were previously $20.72 on n night’s Council infecting, is well-
the city out of employment may be DBIV Drop Inn Proprietor house, and Slot and $2.34 on two iota. known in Norwalkas ausluflccefis'd‘lg
given work. The municipal projects ' and were raised on him this year; business mannnd is we " . a
referred to are the Cal! Pasture Beach PI'OEIIISCS to Go out Of George J. Adams. who owns property member of the. Not-walk Club, ho
project and the Municipal Dock and Busmess on Dry Hill Road, also claimed that is wellfinnown in social circles. He
Park. « —- ' the assessment on his property there“ served on the Board of Belief dur-
The completed resolution follows: and the costs of had been raised to three times its lug 1917, 1918 and 1819, and: was
To the Hopelame May or and Common $14 36. having been rigid late \ester- value. Mr. Adams claimed that he also chief clerk of the Draft Board
The Frank C. Godfrey Post. No. 1?.
American Legion. at ' an important
meeting held last night. unanimouslv
adepted a! resolution calling upon
Mayor Calvin L. Barton and tilt.-
Common Council to start work upon
ills fine or $200
I 9 ed r _ , ' . ‘ . . .
9:131; t0 Approx 9 8816C . - ' Council of the City of’horn'alk. (my afternoon George Wade. DIODli'i- had never been notified of the increase during the Effie!) an .13ng ‘¥nexp'ended revenues 0:1 the :éy. or ‘
tlon ‘ ' Gentlefnenzfl s to: of the Dew Drop Inn, of Ray man] and hence did not appear before the film and until fin-art gong-(true tidal 8- special tax. min 3:0 e that
“—— ' “719N533 there are (50) or more sll‘t‘f’l. was released yesterday after- Board of Relief He claims that he dissolved. ‘ 5 5 5 Board Of Educatioinnwl e bill": 0 5 .3
“1511.. I, J’. \[umgan 0‘ Tllompson\ - ' ex-servlce men of Norwalk \1 lwo am:- 120011 ”0111 the detention cells at police 5110““ have b9?“ notified according ’9 He has had for some time a it: iiizg'skeglior gyeffgcgoam “if; ’ ‘
. . l * . t 'e I , ' . r . 5 ' ‘ issur-
L member of the supreme board '1 pl sent unemployed and h .lduualters where he has been k( pt flourishing" real 95‘3“? “ad budget this year and. the amount
ance businem which, by the terms
of the. charter amendment, he will
have to dispose of, 8 all of his
time and business must be devoted
. to his new duties. The appoint-
ment is considered an admirable
sentence would be suspended if he paid
1111111131le v
the fine and if he observed the fol- ‘ 7 ‘
ow n o i i s:—- ' -
I Tllzft tllenglrl:enthe place and give the Has served '1‘? CltYOf No.15 EMPERflR BHARLES
keys to Chief of Police Wllliam R. walk for Eight Years m
Prunington: that he so“ the stock ‘ '
and fixtures—«immediately, and that the Thls capaClty
(Continued on Page Two)
RAll CRISIS . “1191‘935. the prospect of aforeSuE-il i \er since his anest a vs colt and .l h llf~
men obtaining employment before 54.0 . "5 5
Spring is practically nil. and On Monday morning W'ade was fin-
\‘Vhoreas. the City of Norwalk has: ed 3300 and sentenced to thirteen TAX ASSESSDR
decided to go with several Municip-ll m onths in jail for running a house of .
(namely. ("all lll—fame.' :1 gambling house and 11
Municipal place wherellquor was sold.
\Vade._was informed that the jail
granted by the Board of Estimate
and Taxatidn.
At the same time. the letter, which
"Was addressed to Mayor Calvin L
Bartel? asked for certain monies on
the budget of 1919-20 and 1920-21;
The later is given at length beloim-w
Following the reading thereof
Councilman George Curtis said than
if the Board of Estimate at its last:
session‘cut the budget as presenter:
1by the Board of Education, it did a .
hen it should not have done so, aac- 5 '
(f -lir»(lo rs of the Knights of Colum-
n.» .. vi {or many years a state depu-
of the order in Connecticut has
en recommended as legal aid on
staff of Prohibition Director
:lrr)’ E. Mackenzie. The recom- CHIC 3‘90 0 . ‘ -
. , _ - ,. Ct. 26 ('lly Th A . -
.e'ndatlon was forwarded to Aatlollal ated Press'). The United Stair-s 31:32;
:;l:03;:l’lti°n I'Directdor. Haynes in road Labor Board today initiated “an
; dskingfon 595“?” 3‘ _b-‘ Dlrector ofiicial Governmental inquiry" into
:lac “.121? “3‘1 1t ‘5 enpec‘ted . that the national rail crisis, to formally de—
immediate actlon approving ‘t “'1” be termine whethel the threatened walk-
rt’C‘7i\'€‘li.
. ' out of some 400 000 train service men.
3.1 . 1‘ a“. e ‘ ' '
. “rt [um- an 3‘ W'deb knoun as a scheduled to begin Sunday morning 5
n}: r of ably!) and as a capable ex- '
. . constitutes a \' -
15m Il’e “ on international re- iolation of board deci
Improvement Projects.
Pasture Reach and the
Dock and Park) therefore
(Continued on Page Two)
:ulvduring the war as chief direc-
Knights of Columbus war ac-
and was honored by Pope Ben-
sions or of the terms of. the Trans-
portation act.
Itnil labor chiefs of the conductors.
englneers tlalnmen snitchmcn and
WILL Nfll PAY FUR
lstock and fixtures be sold somewhere
else than on the premises. so that
the place could not re-opened by an-
" \Villiam F. Hoyt, who, for the past
eight years has been an assessor or
the city, this morning ga: e to City
‘cording to the amendment to the
charter made during the 1321 seagull. .
of the Legislature. Mr. Curtis stalled. . 5
BUDAPEST. Oct. 28. (By the Asso-
however this amendment was not re-
troactiye in his opinion and that he
recognition of his accomplish-
; . _ fiIPmC o
: ‘ 1:1 behalf ()1 the servicemen by n tor, ether “ith the fi‘e- general
chairmen of the labor organizations
on each railroad appeared to answer ‘
:1 summons under two sections of the effective Interviewed by a Sentinel reporter
5, other party. Vl'ade was 111' to quit .
FIRE E l ' the business'entirely. Ire-5 e violated Clerk Staphen Dokus a- letter contaim elated Press).——The Hungarian GDP ‘11th see “115’ “19 303"! 0‘ Educa-r
‘ these conditions in the slightest l‘e- mg his resignation. to take 9&9“ at ernmenti todayformally asked formerl (Continued on P833 five)
spect the jail sentence would become "00" 105413- Emperor Charles to abdicate and to!
I
turn.
run—.1.
v
NIL
. l
L i g! .1.
vole his time to the work to the ne-
mmwl “illl \iolating the Chairman Larton Anode t n l u
,. ‘ 59550“ . M“ H033 said. and I hm“ ing the peace of this country and of Dr. George Edward Adams. a retired
Trans on l' ' - . i . recognise the complete cessation of hrsI
lives gen? :3? OarCttvhaRalhl‘lladlenecu- “The Pletlloric “'nllct: or, Should \‘l’ade. through his attorney. John J‘ Mr Hoyt said that he had given in dynastic rights. He was ordered ‘0
‘ prlnupa roads the Government Pay?" would be a Cuneo. took an apppfu and bonds were 1115 re51gnatlon because he. did not surrender himself to‘ British authori-
In t «r (1 .
l 921’ pear (ghléfimgs Quail: 13:23:13: to 1m" correspondence between the commit- by the court's decision. as was eviden— ~ .. , Former 'Emperor Charles was to-l
; {,3 l his opening statement (1..“ ”15a: ' 1n tee 3990‘“th by ”19 Donovan Admim cod bv the fact that the fine was paid 3‘9“ Of his real estate business, which day awaiting the decision of the allied
5 - B ‘ M 8 card istration to get redress from the Gov- ' Hp has been g'ixen until tomorrow he has bmlt Up to a flomishing condi- nations regarding his exile from Hun-
- ~ Plain in 1'91" f 'tl “"1 P ' - ...,, '
. “ “0 are. found fl 5 1 01 16- 1 son olnt stmllge .. ‘ 7
court and appeal opalhtehiniilliilliixr-g :stshgolijoiliOILdeugod Yard of the United States Shipping ' , falthfully served the city during that Central Europe] .ministcr of the Methodist Episcopal 7
5. ...- .- , (c I 10! Board. time. I don’t feel, however that l . , ‘
( .mlmal sme of the the rallroads nor the emplo‘cs about Fire Chief George “v Bayardus . 5 ‘ The erstwhile monarch and his “i r Chumh died' 1&5: night. at his honor
also x'i * ‘-.. .. . “ - - ‘
ur. prisent. as the result 01 a good title for a comedy sketch that fixed at $1.000 However he changel feel that 3:100 21 year, the assessors ties and was told that an answer-*fo‘
was “ r‘ i 5 . 5 .
D we pally n10\ed 1’) a threaten- ernment for the fire steamer, hose and to sell his belongings. tion. gar-y to some place where he will he '
- .. . ,._ , can afford. for $500 a year to sacri .
. .. hens, need expect, to strike being concerned in bringing who spoke brieflv last night when . were interned at the Benedictine An. in Glenb ook. aged about 80 years;
.l‘ontinued on Page ”tho)
““We‘t 1" ”‘9 board could be written around some of the his mind and is quite willing toahidc salary. was su‘flicient for him ‘9 (19- these demands was expected today.
ed interruption to commerce." equipment taken by the Government “I am in my ninth 3931‘ 35,8 an 215- prevented in the future from disturh-l STAMFORD. Oct. 26.-The R8?-
. {Him the court, if the the 0,159 before the Lode-"ill railroad called upon. was the man who gau- £0“NB}1 #Efivrl‘ms gggzlgisbfilifisfiyinfisifsgtadbxggrigs:- ggv'1;5:32:13“azvj‘stlaztgifikzngbmfiniggngiméipz": mimgjugids‘aggf > a"
g 5 - . I feel that I can not afford it. Of collapse'of his attempt to regain ‘l‘:”‘al‘y. and entrrcd the New Jersey Con-’ 13%
"' "In. is roven. Fred
. "osecugng attorney (Continued on Page 8e ) away the secret of the Government's .
1 Pleas court. has ““1 attitude on the matter. ' / :ourse. 1:5”: hi: been agp:inted “ta“ Hungarian throne was considered ference in 1863 being with the Le-
to an saloonkee _ . . « 5 Joseph 151. Taylor. Councilman from ‘ ,. of Catholic Union 0mm‘535,‘ r ‘1 W0“ 9 ““0 ‘9’ comple‘t'e. 5 banon Mission and later being past-3r . ' g
p Dynamlte StICkS FOIlnd the 1' ifth and Fire Commissioner. A legular meenng matter. \ ‘ .at Beverly Marlton Tuttsville, Bot-
. 5 . Council was held last “wing- The . It is c\ acted that t th t‘ =r
1n n n brought the me ltcr to the att entlon of 5 . . ‘ D V5 5 55 a 0 mee ‘no
, Aha d0 ed Sewer he Council last night He and that acmlties fer the ulnte;c15eu:so;11m:::: of the Common Come“ to be mm on Two Residences
“9 steam Dumper, 850 feet of hose. opened in a verxhaélsli S'er’ short November 15L Mayor Barton, and “If"
nozies. hase reels. nozzle racks, etc. notwithstanding t ancient 3f instol- Council will name someone to €11er
had been taken bv the Government notice of’the ’Postpghose in charge H0\ts unexpired term of one yue r to
when the, “'ilson I’oint plant was lati?llf“r::h€::lin obtaining Dr. W?! assessor. The assessors are allpointed
.. were 0 ‘ s. .
the lower court. re- and Atlantic and the Southern mm. 3315:“ Dir;- . IjIe added that me “am w Tracey who dehvered a wiry ‘0 "‘9- for three wars-
mic. therefore feels it way lines were found by school child- an mlnlstration about a vear instructive and practical talk address-
The only things gone. according to the “V9 ministry in: Springdale, here. ' '7 .
5 . .. .. upon a heavier ren in" an abandoned sewer Where. .nc- :15: anfioggfgraofczgnmitiee to 100k ed to the (111953105 "15 the 300d health
" >5 evidence produced cording to reports today to the police. equipment 61- om en: ge “5’"; of the of the people of Nor-walk a matter of
.- . 5: p a on °t £113 1301‘?" wherein the speaker demon:
181(PLHSIBN SAUSE" Dr. Adams is. survived by Mrs.
report ab police headquarters, were :1 Adams and a daughter. the latter be- 5 ‘
an: it. Therefore, in Detectives investigating thecase learn~ same but that afte
:9 state proves its ed today that six hundred pounds of an“, the matter dgdszuileaforrf?°nd‘ strated beyond a; doubt that in “113
ura 5am age many Of the plague diseases or
few cigars and a silver cigarette cast- , .
BY FflREST HRH The police also received a. reporl "‘3 the wrte or Dr. W. S. Baer, o! ’
from hi1: Fjoklestein. ;of 32 Taylor Johns Hopkins University. 7
avenue. that his house had been ran-
_ - . l i: sist upon increasing dynamite was missing from the quarry H , ad
‘ .t‘ 3" dgn rx.lent" of the Georgia. Railway and Powers "(3“. ngfigfiiétrf tifigogt?::angite: the past?1 were avoid? giggitiin 1
V While at ers had grea.‘ y 1 n3 91:
LONDON. Oct. 25_ —.'.l.‘he explosion sacked. Patrolman Milton Lockwood Strong Protest Against . 5‘ . .5
investigating found that entrance had . 5 “Murder” Of, Cam I" EEK
5 :5
their cases with the
a lighter fine or’ sen-
'ndentow Freehold. Vineland. New
131 unswms and Camden. He entered
Are 12311830de the Genesee Conference in 1883 arr!
_._.__ was a pastor at Clean and Rochester.
Arthur F. 11019. of 33 High Street. He was next in the Newark Confer-5
reported to the police at 9: 45 ocloc‘. ence m 1839 beings. pastor-at Newark.
last night that someone had broken He came to the New York 335‘ 0011.
into his home- Patrolman _ Robe.” ’ ference m 1894 and was a ”33“" m
'Gainer (gas sent to investigate and Brooklvn; presiding elder o! the New
found that entrance to the house had Haven ditnct and superintendent “f * “5
been gained by breaking a. pane o. the Brooklyn district from 1905 Yto ‘
glass in the front door. the bolt on 19993 33 was ever a church inf“
the door having been pushed back anm in 191143 and'5closed h's 1""
l
i
uf an appeal by mogt .‘XTLANT.A, Oct: 26.—-T“‘€‘llt,\‘ sticks
311-. Huxford said, of dynamite wrapped in brown paper.
5. fighter sentence if on which had been drawn a rough
a fine_ imposgd diagram of the Atlanta. Birmingham
(Continued on, Page Three) “5 or heat"; 1
. . . .. ,. . , 5 . ‘ . . of a. powder magazine at Sant Elena
~.~- 5. , flon' mes and incidentally '4 ' ,
ram 1:151 , nérst a. drive was Fortress. reported from Savona, Italy.
last night. -was caused by extensive
in progress, but that whether they . forest fires which have been waging
- , . 1:2? names;assistants; m... d... .. mm ..
Followmg the regular business or Vado, on tile west side of th Gulf of French fight Soon;-
, the meeting of Uncas Tribe, No. 26 i. Whether {ti-horas The Nor-walk Dispen- Genoa. according to a dispatch to the
to Run Then‘ Rllm 0. R. 11., held last evening at Red ”’3' 0’ 8' new Y °md Dental Central News Agency tram Rome to—
Mens Hall, Washington street. a. 50- Association, that in varying degrees day. /
they were all or inestlmable value 5
26. (B\ the cial evening was held, the new ic- ._ Despite the efforthof fire the foa-
and should receive the serious consii- 5
runners trola and the new player piano p111 ,eratlon of everyone . . at conflagratlom extended to a lines
The building committee was con;
finned and no doubt» Car-hall ,, Union
Kggners whose cases Company, at Bellwood‘ and were nitl ,
I a View to being lamb?“ by and attributed it to the fact of the
been gained through a. rear window on
..r.3 the Commén Pleas working on the theory that the dyna- the Government.
sent time have been mite fOImd by the. children was part 0‘ Councilman Curtis wished to know Ihighly organized ”sum 3f titres-entitle;
spree. 0 mouse.
the house. but thr/ nothing was miss- ‘ _L, .
lug. ._ . STOCKHOLM. Oct. 25. —-Resolc¢
5 .‘ I" Illv'llCC‘S and “stifi‘cr” the stock missing from the quarry. 1f the e ui m at _ the outbreak and
'i . “iglfiiifi‘l Since the inception of the general ' q p e at present was an} The speaks losedilisaddress by ad.-
5.. tions registering the “strongest pro— 2 '
tests against the attempted murder of
[j H strike on the Atlanta. Birmingham
“W“ m Be Dethroned;
our comrades Nicola Sacco and Bar- :‘
and Atlantic Railroad last march.
1 several wrecks have occurred appar—
Hm 15'3133’ Become King eutly the result of dynamite explo- Uncas Tribe Has ’ ’
sions- ' . . . Musical Evemng
320 Billion man‘s tolomeo Vanzetti, passed at a meet-’5
. ing of Synditralists here, have been '
- (By the Associated forwarded to Ira Nelson Ron-is. ‘fi
.—'——Fra}nces national debt 5v.'ill American M‘Hlistet to Sweden. by,“
at to 320 ,000.000, 000 francs by Swedish Communist Party. .
year; LL. Lacrosse 5 Sacco and Vanzetti are W
" ‘ ' Qle Senate Finance Com- under nviction of murder in less:
7 maltose, ”today announced: its open-5 chosetts, the finding 9: ‘ '
- 4?. Oct. 26. (By the A350.
‘5' —Tl:e Hungarian As-
4. - ..._. _,_,.0ked mm a 1.8“, Borrow Railroad
0 Charles. The e ec-
. €331 Horthy, the Regent, '
‘ f ‘ -' ml? is said to be SPOKANE. Wash. Oct.
' luslities. It is es- Associated PreSs) .—Liquor
eBritish Military Misc have been bringing liquor across the chased by the Tribe being used to ca:-
We the Government Canadian border at night in a rubber t‘ertain. Albert M. Pohlman and Otto
ills ibillty for Charla tire hand driven car operated over the Lindstrorn obliged with several duests;
who are under de- rails or the Spokane Falls and the ceoige H" Gedn'éy With reeltatlons, [Council will soon5 be p
_ Northern railwayz ‘accérding'td Sher— George 11.5 must with vocal solos. stead, °f l
' 51:: of Charles will be lff K. G. Grahaui of. Stevens county}; while 'Wi , obliged 5W‘th With lunch and was large!
the Government. it who announced todar he h‘ad seized violin seec o ’
" 01'
ff?" does not renounce the car and a cache of Honor
at $6 900
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