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Auliffe Ordered To.
Defend Federal Habeas
Corpus Writ on Monday
Entered at the South
Oflice as Second Class Mail Matter.
Kttorn ey
’ udge Edwin S. Thomas Grants Request of State’s
' Alcorn for a Speedy Trial—Former
Prohibition Enforcement Chief Liable to Pros-
eeution i nder State Statute in Any Event.
Nor-walk Post
GNERAL ll Y8!
"th mum rears on THE“?
Beam“ and Lewe Streets
. Removing Great’iQua‘ntity
of Geods—Loot Included
,Clothing, Shoes, Women’ s.
' Coats, Pockefiookgfland.
and lVorkedzLeisifII-ely in ‘
Fair tonight. and Saturday.
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Railroad Strike Declared
Off by A Unanimous Vote
After Many Conferences ‘ —
Trainmen Adopt Resolution Withdrawing Order
for Walkout on October filth—Growing Opin-
ion That Strike Would Be Against the United
States Labor Board, and Not Against the Rails
roads, Given as Reason for Backdown.
Jun! Janie-e Edwin s T‘ioin'i ‘ l'nitul \‘r- "A ' ’ V ' i I ‘ I. P L
I I .. .. . a 2 . ates (”strict court at New
“eff-”- ‘ixfrfl to order 'l‘lionias F. Havenwn November 16 " , 7 1 b3 5 Suit Cases Etc. ’ ’
1.:11:'11>_ “'“lr‘ml prohibition! Sol-(mil Attempt Sum-evils~ ., , 7 g a ’ CHICAGO. Oct. 28 (By The Assocl: ing the matter was now out of its
in il‘oniiecticut. :1 'l‘hv application. 01‘ Henry 1:01:11?“ 7 ,. . ' . atcd Press).————The official recall of the hands.
:1: 12'; o'clock Mom of Hartford and Walter J. “’alsh of A ' ‘_ Appro 1111:1:t l\ 38 0131:) wo1tli cf '. rail strikEPmER issued by the SWRCP' , INVith the announcement this n10?“
3“?“ ‘0, a Illotl’lll Now Haven. counsel for .chiilif‘fn ‘ uo'nin~ “1“] (A hiidl't’fl S Cloth. men. Traininen. Conductors Engln- ”lg Of the Gmxmal re§°lu§mnd recalling
. toi‘nev Alcorii 1“ m.- 1mg 11.11....” (.01.. - H i 1111 w: 110 zip , . . ' . eers and Firemen. were despatched the strike orderI union ea erssum—
I - . . . . 1 . - .. ins writ. was the . . . - . - . . . . ~ . - .. :1 Direl ii , Appropriate .to the time. yesterday , ., a , . s '
-I L‘a-i‘liirs \\‘:‘lt trunsn-r- :il-(‘Uilil that has been made since the 311‘“ EORI" 093' 3”“_p°‘3§m‘“'f " “115 morning lrom 1:111 having been the late ex-Presldent‘s today, when leaders 0f the Big Five monéd he”? ‘or, the Labor Board’s
. shit.- ,0 :1‘-1l1:~:'::l prohibition officer was t'riested ’l‘he ter-General Hays and a score 01 pas- 1 9f :11 3059“) \I birthday was the op: nmg address (lashed code messages to their gener- hearing and who remained to take.
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111111 in 1... r S, mumm was abandoned 0} \11 aengers on the midnight . axons of t _13 “mm..] Ulltlls- given at the Norwalk meeting of the al chairmen. The c lairmen ml] 511.) die action endingI the threatened
1.. filmy} .1 1. “ hours after he had pre— “W Pennsylvania. ‘lme I0? “RSl‘l ’ 11°"ke1l their 100! C onnccticut St'iteV'Teacl‘ers’ Associa-. mit the messages to the locals and the strike. were preparing to depart for
Charge {1‘ suited his «use to J idge ”'lliom is t ton were badly shaken up earl}. this 1‘11» til”iL-St's. Elli-l theiwv- tion. bill av hence F. Abbott. prest official order recalling the strike will their homes.
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w,” pm“..1 his home in Norwalk and before \1~- monfingI when the enmess crashed. . -, autonm'bile true-k. That dent of the Outlook Company. his thus permeate the country Inca few The vote ending- the Stl‘lkfir came
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““15"" l“ ' Amine had been arrested bv the fell- m d 113d“ tog. ““0 ,1“? u‘“ YE ‘1 h ""' 11” ‘hsmrht‘d Ii subject being “Housmelt. the Anieri— honfs‘. late. .ast right (”my a ‘ day sessions
i illilllllr‘ll. .\l’-. 1...” umhmmfl on the mid chart 5 cal train at the Manhattan 'lr‘anr-fér‘ 11;. «:guanfit} or s"n"f cun' ’Sln‘lllar orders probably will he do- of the union leaders. Early in the.
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“ ‘ ‘ i the “““i‘ ‘I that Were tile basis of lllS arrest bx' “1 x0“ Jeise_\I. . . ‘ ‘a’k'd d1~"‘0rtment 131—. Abbott who piobably knew Spdtchflifimid" h" the Telegrapheis (la) gene?” chairmen ,OIf ,e‘x'h Of the
‘ . . 11:1 .‘.londu.\'. ‘E “H. 51”“. police name“. “10,;I 01. in Pennsylvania- officials deflated “003(th as “ell as an} man in Du!) organization. the only other union that tiVe organizations COllfi‘ll‘fid separate-
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s .\l: «Ecol-11 “ill “mi-“w, bribe-r. from l'oriiier llctvclivn there had been no serious injuries. 1. Sm“. is “(I lite. s ol: her once bcfme on the had voted to tarticmate in the strike._Ily. In the afternoon a Joint sessmu ,_
’ 4.11:: .\l1- \ulit‘l’i- he. qr'l";t‘::ll \lulrew J Richardson IIII : 111111011311 My Hays {vxprggséd fear t “I.” entrl'm». some “REIT: "it rt; tc’uli'rs' niecting scheduled to begin Sundav anilwhich 'wus htld \\ ‘nich was addressed by
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P :11 m ‘5” the Cnrdint l,1rotli-’ex‘s. proprietors of $13“! IHU'S‘h ISmIimuns; Eh” f 1‘13!” CIPQPI {lirimg‘n the and his address was along the same had thrriattenedf “>111? up t 39 nations 35;)“ 1‘; H009“. IOEIIEhP P3430: Board.
] Xl‘wnn (’ :1f.r lll;‘ Grand Hotel. New ’Rritnin. (In the PoinlflmdIIII,"\!;drt:;ent' _ who 1‘ Sllé‘t-‘t the lines. traszéjqp? ahlon 21:3; l ms "1 u 1 r Gorey-:13! pea 3:3,; 9d0::<:rehthe
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l 1. 1 .i tJI \1 .1 and“ Sam Lifts Elli-Aniline. Iid Ibsen 111:9 :11 1 I‘ IdlS Illl€§ hole 31.)“. “mg m Roosevelt's earlv life. his “II” to 11 t St or ers ar )e 11g Cl C card. is a: )} unio ea. e s o ave
:1 . \\ .1. :1.r.iiou11:-»«l. ... .. . . . \ _ . .. . , :. “grating the elamoflfl‘d mail robbery. . , _ ' . lat: d the 1 nitcd States Railroad La: marked the tuxning point VV hich led to '
w- - » 1 “1 ‘ ‘ \‘r “w mum: m “I".Au‘m‘) ”um “m l- l I Hi mo” s-r'ouslv hurt than , better himself. physxcally. mentally l no d \hich lav’d an im )ortent the final d+cisi on
‘uflh‘m‘r ‘P ‘mn "“ custody of 1h».- Siim-rior court. i‘ollow- “ll "U .H .‘t ’1 “ ’ . “ ‘an‘l :temizml ll‘él‘ nt’l spiritually. and the carrying out ’0‘. ar ' ' . p‘ :8. , l’ “
Hartford . , . .' ., . . . . this report indicated. He Sltld he WW,“ l. .. . _ part in the; final decisxon of the un- .Mr. Hoopu’ is 5 did to have stressed
' ”"3 ”’5 11"?“ "5‘ “W “3‘" mm?" m cow \lr Simmons lreinr trtate’l " I 1.... N lo 111m: 0f his plans “ere touched upon. ions \iill todav anuource its findings the board‘s d’ll‘Q ucement that no
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:‘Orlllt‘l'll‘dl‘: with an exposure oi 1:112 . .~ I 5 “L 31:13 .1 mu 11:01:; Roosevelt was shown to be a lrand .. . . ‘1 . - - r 3,. .. , ".1 . . ’
il'ieit l' 0" imi‘i‘u- in lrlz’u-ti‘ursl C‘omxtv Manhattan Trimhfl’r' ‘md that he 9“" . Wm»- wr :iln it of liberal education: of a strong \‘ir- as :1 “BSA” at th" public hearing Wed- ‘uflb‘ " a“ (415.01 ans class Of em
III _ Ali-irurx' Alvin'll and ”III poured to LPIII severely hurt. Mr. 13}: ”Ix“ anti 0‘. alcoulp' I1? Ai‘nEricunisHi 'alid .«1 foe,“ to aii\'~ .ncsday, at 'which unigm leaders, and plus es will be considered until work--
. ~ 2- q... {as f 11 1 my 1- 'Hi‘ys (”“1 ‘1 "umber or 0m” ””5ng , ”(his “mtg-.2 11.1 for th let‘erment railroad executives testified. This do» lug conditions that class-'1‘ em
- .iI .II IuIi..I1.II 1i .I.I1I1II1.JI.IIIII t\..I1 -II IIIIIII Igjf-rg on the express Wei-e liz-ought' I“ ~1 need on Page TIE-liven o—t‘ tliisrcvounttr 1111 its “27;”; .' claratlon. it was expected. would ana- ployes have Jeni I “It'd. He is also
lull“: ‘3‘ h It Pun JOY; 1: .51.. ‘Filrk to Nt'w York on an inbound "“0" “ “ ’ \ l-Un‘lbf‘l 1,”: ”incident; 1511011111 lyze’the situation and its outcome. the ’ i
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:‘ I"I , 11 i. IQ (0’-' l\ “III w- .. ll‘illll. A physmian who examined "pop ‘l'lons; .9”). “III -act1 ristlc‘: ”In: nourd. according to one member. feei» (Continued on Page Nels?!
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““ ' " Q '_ A " the l>ostmast;1‘-g* nerul. said that , I in public 111111 private “.1... 'were rel ed « _ » I , - I *-
” ”1 {Continued on Page Eight) Amid“ from 30mg" strained muscles ‘ ' “1v Di- ’Al>bott {elm estolw‘dfihinftas ': = '7‘ 3 ' A ‘
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bulilgclinll: hag]:- (”sh , MI Hays . - The meeting. which is being held ' " '
., ‘ . g . ’ ' ‘. ’ ‘ ' . today in the First M. 1"]. church. “‘est
‘1 sum he was Just dozing oft? in his . , ~ . » r
‘ berth ”when he felt shock which rl\€'nll€:. as It has he?“ held on Dre- SS i
' ‘ " “ a ‘ “ \‘lous occasionsuwas attended at the
Ii) Mia"; 7'
{State piliée rose, 'es of 1m) men . . . . . . '—T“—" identified body of a 3.011111; man found I.
\7 to call in emergencies .. have Fll‘St DIStHCt POIICC‘ Sta- Thousands Expected to Take Eastern Distrlcts Mystic Rites Of Ancient In- in the Niagara River near Bufialo, 2;! “Pt; u::§:niii??r?gm thf city that
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n iiitr .> zel l) the st itc polio». tlon Durlng Daytime habitants 0f Br 1 t a i n, be tllatlisf lgeliiletlléRPellg;:y. €51sz 0‘; It was announced at last night's. '
RHSSYO'I.
Organizes Aux-
‘orce of 100 Men
to Call in Emergen-
‘ .3 to Preserve Peace—
‘8 lrelli \amedI Acting Ser-
it was learned yesterday
Organized by Hurley
liuiled him to the floor Several oth-
ms in his ear also were pitched from.
Chill berths. he added
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Pilll RESN lllllY
Will Be in Charge of the
MANEW PLANS
Pllll RPENlNll
NEW RRlRllf
Part ‘in Armistice Day
PRllClAlMED
IN HUNGARY
Done as a Precautionary
Measure, Although Per-
fect Order :Prevails
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WESLEYANSTUBENT
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'unmLE'rOWN Oct. 2's f—Th'e’ 11114
Goodrich Home Site
South Main Street Property
Acquired on First Ant
niv ersary of Actiye Organm
izatlon—-To Remodel Into
Clubhouse
’ Thegouue Men's Hebrew m
ion‘, gof No roam. has set. an exampleI
special meeting. he: (1 in the present:
'who
Ancestors of Present Cele-
1323. at AVesleyan University.
MUST SURRENRPR
u Superintendent Robert T. Hur- fr ‘wiua- _. . I . ., ,I -
Spurrcd on “by the possibility .\J lo..,...1 ‘Xlll the telephone in 111: Ceremonies at Stratford brafions has been missing,,since Oct, 1. when rooms, in the Trust company buns-3’”:
station ' on V‘Vashington street that the long
uptown police go unanswerw-l . he parted from his room mate with
t then: miaht be needed in the . . .
' _.=‘ . during the daytime. A sliakeup in , . , . . _ I . 1r 8.de of ermauent home for the.
f : 02d :1 '21:; he. ' k. . . . ‘l s; s > w -‘ - tl .: intention f 0111 to New York ( e. p .
n: (Lora, Vi’alliEhl “in; :iiexjedl:§lv “W department Whmh goes mm 9mm“ ,nj.,::lut1:?‘:.(.::,,1;;;Yl:jq N‘TPELE; .‘lhiju? ' Some thousand of years ago. on a city Losey’s ohofne gi'vas at North- oxganization “‘35 110W a reality, the.
~ ‘ -~ . ' - ’ ' tomorrow morning novl les that S1: 2 ‘. Ll “ ' ‘ "‘ ‘ '9. ' night which would corres 0nd in time ' ' . ' f - ‘ ..
ed on last night. the superintend- gem“ llmui silk 1v11 1;- ,.- I Sowmlwr ll. resuming 1,).1- (lluyflulg nf to the thirty- first. of Uctol: r. all: F - port. LI" and his parents time been 1555991330“ through one Of “5 mem.
} ~ -’ d't d l — 11x ‘ ~ ‘ ’ " r“‘ 0: dwk db“ ~ , - . . » - - e mg l: 1 l." - r 't — ffi hers ,Micliael Steinberg'. having pur-
n.» mine 1 e tie “0 or me- 1111-111 111 1 it . . .. .. , 1111- no“ “ashingun: :11~1.__:.-, :1 turn“ land was alight witl h b notified the tie diners: ,V o cers 1 .
irfi' the reserve personnel to the i g l ‘a ”n" 1" “W ”dim” ' ~ .. ,. : ., = 1 ug‘e onfires 1) Hr the bodv found was that of cm the house and grounds, ‘I-
.n . I - . house. He “in, also take . I 1.. 11m: the (11111111111111: 111m hopes will Th. 1; _S' H [‘8 G‘ r and from anv little village one mi ‘it e e e - II .
11: that: be notified the commis- Cd?“ 0~ 1 l 1 l - . .. . . . A. _, ; . 11' y LY 0“ 1‘ en In g their son South Main 5 reet. for many years the—
cit} court Mil-5U m n. stop: 11113 Dubllt. .1ti.1.1 have Seen movhu, towards the fires :1 “7h, 11 lose} let‘t college he was ac Rowan and Goodrich hom' e the pur‘
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Tuesday that
«.i to preserve the peace.
.tment is fifty mien,
.
Lire reorganizing the
the department
— prepared for extraordinary duty
iiiar force 01‘ the state po-
as fixed
w adopted in 1921 session of
' ile-
Patrolman .'l. D'oxne\ will do ti‘f‘l —
tic (liitv in tlz e First Distiict at “Kill
and “sin stleets taking the place 01
Sergeant Silk Patrolman Frank R111 -
mond will be the second mafl.
Patiolman Jerry Dorriey “ill take
1-\ 1-1' livid in this 5... lion. There was :1
inn-tine of the 411-121: committee. re»
presenting ho Struti'nr-l and Milford.
at Milford recently plans were,
disc ussed .
l‘i‘ior englgemvnt
attendance of
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the.
2-1 V' 13 re tt (J.
wi‘l prevent
i}ri\ err." 1‘
Which to Turn Charles
Over.
PRAGUE Oct. :38 ”Former Emper-
bx Chailes must be surrendered to the
‘ little Enteiite" within thirty-six hours
precession of white garbed elders fol—
lowed b} all the inhabitants around
the fires and after certain solemn
mistic rites. the fires were extinguish-
ed and new ones lighted amid the
shouts and songs of all the assembly.
This was the celebration of the
companied by his roommate W. E
Mansfield of DauburV, 001111.. to New
Haven. He said he intended to use
his “cuts’I' in his studies in order to
see. the world’s series baseball game
in New York on the following day.
was .rmentioneil.
the building is altered and renovated-
as the715reser‘t plans call for. the tot-31 I
cost vlfilI be between 530.000 and $35-—
cliaseIhaviug been made recently.
While Ito-definite purchase price.
itI is said that. when.
. ; . . the desk l‘10hls in )l f 1 . . . ~ - .
, .nd the coxngnlxsjonI act- I are 0 us bro quI but It (‘nv (.I_ , , nude: the terms ot an ultimatum from B t th G t th ”13:11 000.
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r iommendations of the 511- ”If; 1 to“ with 0th.... Sun. :10? :MW “.2111,” the members or thlS combmafioxr‘hf (1‘30 :51}? :féheI dancst among u" there was no game to see as Lose? About. 0“"? year 33-30- SEVBI‘EJ young-
. 1e 5 iakeup is a Vei 1' sensible One ' / ru 0 ngan and from the had expected. According to Mans— business men of thecity. decided that, ,,
--nrl should lime been out into effect
on hand. There is :1 lentntiw promise
states, which it has decided‘to present
:to the Hungarian Goi‘érnment’ in‘Bud-
weird ceremonies of those past ages
field. Losey carried a ‘W'esleyanrwatch
it. wueakbout time that the young Be-
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W . _ r0111 Naval sources that se‘\"‘l"l.l O\’~ . , r .
Items :1 o It is not good policy not 9“]um bomts posihh. “WI: ”Mir“? arrest. Deputy Macacli declared at :1 lldst' come, do“? our Hallowe'm CH0” char . a. s all poc 'et Bible, and $25 brewsgo; the city had an Asociation.
to llR\r‘ :1 m: in on duty in the police ' c ’ Y ‘ " t ' ’ ' 1.. mass meeting held here last night that; ra ion of todas It is one Of the old- ' , ~ '
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station during the daytime.
detail work and llllSVVGX‘ the
.to handle
telephone.
in“ :1!
boat destroyers will M15? *
the Housatonic river. their 0mm»
the ultimatum would be presented
some time today. The. project of in-
est celebrations that there is and one
of the most interesing. Through the
(Continued on Page Six)
r Igélintlnued on P886 Eleven}
. I . -. 0-. I . crews to play a. part. in iii» {A . . , . . middle * I r—
I 1‘11: t titre I15 :1 1-4 neial medI fro: program and later in 1111: social ternxngIthe tIomier emperor in either has (loge; it 1:115 beliexed that fa
hast six moi: men on the \onvalk t‘ ,. .1 . Czechoslovakia or Jugoslavia has been an 3-0 ins 9“ their accustomed
' - I , " I Police 1111): iilmnnt is the general con— nines. discussed fpoelv bV‘ newspapers in the haunts on th‘b night or Hallow‘e on and I
5 ll crnsus of opinion. At the, present " cofiuutrvfl , mefign‘ Minister :Benes has flew abroad warding misvn SpiY'i S - J"
. time. an”. is only one. patrolman on (Continued on Page Four) bee; i'n‘COnimunication with the allied and no end of strange ceremonies and 'i ,3
i ,3 gx'est Ol‘t 1.. Fight- (C tl "Y‘— , I nations, as well as Ruma’iiia and Jugo- zgfiiftitlons have grown Ont that, ARE PERMI I] To SELL BEE}
H“ , p s on nued on Page Twelve) . slavia relative tome steps to be take“ , C '1 ' t id 1 7'
5; 1‘9 131108 Erected by . as the result of Charles‘ abortive at- “5 oms genera “ms 0 are 5m ' ’ '
__ FL b 8 I ‘ tempt to regain the \i‘ig'v'ar throne observed in certain parts of the Bri» * .,
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.. all‘ :1an E . I I , FI tish Isles. In America. the celelira- - . . I JXVitb. only two wholesale druggists I
- » 1 . . (Continued on. Page ve) - . in Connecticut holding! permits to dent I ’ .
II _\ All: people- own l‘u~ol)- ARENBW ARME” (Continued on page Twelve) , , I I in liquor. thgbrewefies of this sum I
“ ’1513;}?gugéailithielgi DAM AGE“ fly FlRE ' ‘ DEW BRflP INN ' “FL-heron difficult time disposing of §
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7 fl . bee brewed for medicmal gum , ,I
53121:an the beach Iron: JAP STEAMSHEP CALLS UN‘flNlST in @mpliance with the new order 1‘2“
Waring property has recent-
’:1 :21 by J.
gunnership of theR
. ch.
S.
a short
“lid the residence the fire started. The lodge “11.8 nm guards who accompanied similar tt'l’l- PRChmém’s’ have been placed against
New Haven. says eIntirIely destroyed, but the. root 21ml sure trucks through the cltvs streets; him, and this property at the formei Lloyd George will confront the House hrgwé’fgiwill have to mark time tn.
in“? the?“ IS a, Side’r’alls were hurned.II One of the first things PostmaSter- Dew Drop Inn. on Raymond street ,is -._ of Commons. next Monday. and ask “flange for permits to manufacture
‘ I‘LI soinethmg over " The lodge was conducted b" Caspir General Hays discovered'wheu he ar- in custody of Deputy Sheriff Edward LIONTEVIDEO, Uruguay. Oct. 28. for a. mandate relative to the contin~ . P991?
:IIlIecIeI ot beach out- Cummipgsi who also owned the Rlliti, ‘ xiv ed here' yesterday to E lie charge 0: B. , Dbulens. George Wade former pro- Mspem-al guards were placed around uance of the negotiations between del- , Mackgnme declared he 'will that— ’3"
n a house. Af— Inn at North GUilfOVd at which the 'the investigation of the robbery _was prietor of the Inn. W110 to comply Wifh the United States legal and consulatelegatefi of the Goyernmeut and the Ball 0‘18“}? investigate an appkca’fions For
. ‘10 O’peIrts. MI“ Fa":— state 901109 had recently made "1‘?" that a large shipment of guns sent: to, the court's orders must sell his pro- here today, in anticipation of possible Eireann. Announcement to this effect liquor liéénses before issuing any Fer-
ed. round that his Yesterday Cummings was held {or arm New Yoxk postal officials after a; perty or g0 to jail is in aquandry' disorders during the general strike by the Prime Minister yesterday Ijmlts. IAécording to the ruling, Ire»
his
equently the 11
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3:5,...
7‘ R 123d When
Auto Struck Tree
1' . Oct.
Lolyoke
'\0ke
«*3 had played
"NW-1‘ Was dazzled
. of
OT
rs 0f the party w
RHEflIup
Faii banks.
purchased the prop-
time ago.
right to this
“'akeman was
AYES of people living
there. all claim-
anu had no legal right
33-?“TW9
orchestra.
and Edward Cor-
ir: fixe of the mu—
3 “lill a. tree While ra-
from Greenfield
It is
and
igh
l1}-
€‘~*‘- approaching- car 7
the machine strum:
the car swerved. Thy”
Virginia were represented the students
MADISON. (ict. :28.-——Rustic Lode-m,
uliicli was well—known :lS'Illl inn. V1 a»;
burned early today. A number 31‘
guests and others were obliged to leave
in night attire. It is not known how
trial by United States_ Commissioner
Lynch on a liquor charge brought by
Prohibitio'n Enforcement Agent Mac
kenzie. who the dav before had found
liquor in an attic at the inn.
CITIZENSHIP gt'HOOL CLOSES
NEW’ HAVEN, Oct. 28 ——An experi-
ment—a. citizenship school for wo-
men—tried. out this week byrthe 80n-
necticut League for firemen voters
with the ago-operation of Yale Univer-
sity, will come to a close late today.
It was declared to have been a success
aha luncheon, given by'the officers of
the league m’those Who had assisted
in the courses and to the students
Misissippi river and'I north of the
from a. distance being mostly officers
of state bodies.
The general top
NEW’ YORK? Oct. 28.-~A Consign-
ment of firearms that lay unused in
the New York Postot‘fice when auto—
niollile bandits held up and robb6d~
lone unarmed mail truck driver lot
$1‘454. 129 last Monday night. were out
todnv doing duty, on the persons of
se fies of mail robberies in other cities.
still were in their shipping cases. File
ordeierl them unpacked an put to
work. He also ordered an anestiga\
tidn to determine who .ha,d been re-
. sponsible for their non-delivery to em-’
1119‘» es.
Postoffice inspectors «rincreased
number to fifteen after Mr. Hayes ar—
rix 11.1. were bending every energy ‘0
u -1ra.vel the tangled maze of clues lead -
ing to the holdup men.
Grumman Hill ,
Man Found Dead
bungalow. Wed esday. Death was the
result of nature. causes, according to
IMedicat Examiner Samuel ,HI. Hunt-
l8 ATTACHED
fact that three .it-
Because of the
Those people having attanhments
against him are)”. DePietro, for soda
and soft drinks; the Connecticut But-
fer & Egg comfany for supplies. and
Attorney John ;. Cuneo for a. bill for
legal services. " ,
' The stock and fixtures have been at-
tacked at the Inn.
EVELYN NESRYY
NEW YO,,RK Oct. 28 .—-EvIIelyn Nes—
was reported by the police to
tempted suicide today by drinking
_ today. .
YRlES SUlClllE "
Plllllll RARU RINRS
RPP RAPE PlAYYERY
1
A BLUE
2 S.-——Prime.i Minister
LONDON, Oct.
this afternoon in pretest against the;
conviction for murder in Massachu-
setts of Niccolo Sacco and Bartolo~
meo Vanzetti.
The strike was to begin . at noon
and end at S oclock in the evening.
Extra- police forces were placed at:
strategic points rabbiit the city early
or 243m "
pceupied in {he United States, af-e rent
pants Own thei ‘
,I would receive a: big majority in sups
U. s. .54?- c. Annealed?
brought toa head the seemingly ser-
ious situation which has .ges-eloped
during the past fortnight by the al~
leged defection of Unionist le""‘rs
and constituencies from support. of
the Coalition" Government-
Belief was expressed by newspapers;
here today that the Government
{sent}? issued hv the Treasury depart—
men}: in Washington. This is the
opinion of Harry E. MacKenzie state
prohibition director. who discussed.
mispliaise of'the order yesterday. The
ruling- has not come through from.
Wafihl‘n‘gton asset and until it doesail;
pointed, out. breWers are permitted to
disposaof the beer only to wholesale
drug. dealers, with permission to 119.1%
iufi‘li'gmors. As there are only tumor:
ffi’efie dfiiggists in Connecticut the
for the medicinal beer will he
in this state. MacKenzic
officiajlv and is unable to tell whether
shipments of the liquor to points on:
of the Istate, would be permitted.
JAP STEAMSHIP SINKS
MGNTREAL, Oct. 28. ——Liukin.g of
SEATTLE, Wash“ Oct. 38.
“25"”19. “’9“? in— themselves Registration figures sholv . Frederick Cook, resident of
0613“ when an that most of the states east 'of the Chestnut Hill, was found dead in his bit. Iformer We of Han-y 1 ed. Only 28. 2 per cent. of the occu- today gave an idea of the; financial 2
P - ,
declarea he. has not seen the ruling '
OFF CAPE FLATTERY
-—m7
the reports of two provincial dfficials Japanese Steamship Fukui Mm unis;
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