ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF m WORLD 8! A SPECIAI’I wifRR AND OUR OWS OPERATOR.
Entered at the South Nor-walk Post
Di
$190 Stolen From the
Noack Jewelry Store
Slick Young Negro, Asking to Look at Precious
’ Stones, Made His Getaway, Although Pursued
Prompfly by Richard Noack, Jr., Across the
Street and Back of the Palace Theatre.
INVESNGAI
“'ASHINGTON, Nov. 21} --.A general
investigation to determine whether
any further reductions on railroad
' rates could be required was ordered to-
1
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sl’
0
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:1
ilvn
regs an Uri _slrain of tin”: (333's Nurwnlk is NEIL-13' "‘ alking lurker”
«.pwp sviuurtw-u thousand punmls of it.
331:1313'. an.“ This is lhr' amount of tin." grand all
{1-333'1-3' 1:113‘i'si1wl that will llz' stow-ti away by Nor.
' Thank “all; people for tlu- Thanksgiving
{.3 iu- :13 113'? mourdin: to Oscar F. Srhullzv.
{atllfl-l‘lt'llt def .
. it tl‘n Although Bri groport. it is reported.
. 1s mung :1 lack of t 1"0' :~~'
{Continued on Page Six) ‘ (lr‘lef‘FS l.lnil’1‘vt‘slll::zt::‘¢l 51:43:
ml. 215' it 33-115 tr-lt that the 14.000
NINE fiUAllll
SllfllllS STRANGEN
grinning: to understand
1 for our rapid growth
.13'1033'131' and leafiersltip
i has been hurrying ,to get
the great crisis that the
c‘d during the past few
nus been getting: us rxnml)‘
ENOUGH TURKEY
pulpit.- out of work in tliut cit3 “ould
HUNNNEB
‘1.» 1 Me to "1.111; turkt.-3"1'1s1't “ere
\‘orwelk is in 1'1 better position and
. I . .115 m: l-it': ' 1'1";,mz1 11 to go the rounds.
E41‘1111E3 HAPP} . ll“: (l: mnmi 101‘ turkey in Norwalk
.' l I ' is 5111;13:1-1'_tl1.11'1 liitht-rtofnré. accord-
.. to .1. 1‘1 rs This is surprising,
_ . . 3's»3'»'-r. (ODSltl'rlng that the City is
11 .11 ”1,391
of prosperous in the
and is 'l11( king in any critical
11m1nplo3nient situation to speak of.
l:- durul weighs 110331 311' is said to be
partially accountable for the smaller
m-mand for turk-r '3'.
Till‘lxé} is selling in Nogwalk at an-
<!;§[§
3;} plant proximately the same prices that
rartc'ed a. year ago. Th 0 prices of the
.5} film wt»:- .m-l best grade of turkeys is from 58 to 64
' .. ken pom-toe: turnips. 0‘ nts a pound.
" the otner :1 s. that
NEWSPAPER 1113
ist rxtsui e it"? baskets
4-3
the 1.11 pa-
.. Eli-s that that mum»
A :zwarlft (ifiublt‘.
1'
OUT lNJUNETlflN
BRIDGEPORT Nov. 23.——A tern-
pomry injunction restraining Bridgex
port Typhographical I'nion. its mem-
bers. sympathizers or agents from in-
terferlng with employes of the Post
Publishing Company publishers of the
Bridgeport Post. Telegram and Sun—
day Post. was granted by Judge John
\Y. Banks in the Superior Court Blon—
{3213' evening and notice of the injunc—
tion has been served on union officers
and members
In addition to restraining memb 1'!“
of the union r'om rocketing or inti-
midating przntcrs i: ntle employ of
':‘.‘:}H1 1‘Cox'. 231—I‘ri3'ale
' States Marine
5; Cihio
'aslz'mgton to
ay near “'ashim-
'scmered two men
r. H-i- fire»: 0:1 the employ .o fthe Post Publishing
2 t. . 0:1:- 711.211 company. the terms of the injunctions
5' r- anti the other forbid a. boycott. interfering with the
’ ‘1 13' rail of I??? business of the concern. or the utteh
f'fil'mr‘i'd and ance of false or misleading statements
about its afiairs. The injunction is
returnable is the Superior Court. on
December 9. oa...ages of 825.906 are
claimed by an. e {siaintifi company. .
The injunct on is the outcome- of a.
strike in the composing room of the
Post Publishing ffompanzs'. instituted
on August 25). The plaintiff company
claims that t: 9. strike was long since
voted Eur-the. complete meaning? of the,
...c:mt places 51.1: that the alleged cc—
of the T1: p03 oranlzica} I salon were
dad but; to annoy its workers
Wash-
:95; by
.11;‘3":‘.l"
fire-d
car at
pr—r of the
tit "
FUR NURWALNERS
the new front and all alterations to
11.8ng 3'
.1 l’icturoswl l'ldilh \Vorilin
Landing; oi" the 11l1,'11ms~ ll! z...
ton. flair
Song—Jh'm' the l' iw- rw School.
VENEZlA BNANN
' Louis Vein-Jails. of '33 “mt street.
11'": ii 19 32-31%. {3'1- 3 l'ili! n to the N0!‘
walk liospitnl on 1110.11.13 ni"l1t.al1ouf
'lt) o'r lurk in .1 si'xiuus condition
from drinking 331nm} alcohol.
Venezia, it is said, thought that he,
had :1 bottle of ‘ home brew" and
drank quite. :1 hit of ti rs liquid whil‘h
almOSt or usrd his death.
He was rushed to the Norwulk Hos-
nit/ii where he was attended by Dr.
F. I Burncll. Isle recovered sufficient-
ly- to be remourl to his home 3ester-
day afternoon.
NEW 1111011011
11115 1011111101
“fork is progressing: so rapit‘ 13' that
the block at 10 North Main strget.
owned by Julius Temko. will soon be
completed by Contractor Fred J.
Hodges.
The new front will be of copper
and plate glass. and the store former—
l3' occupied by Ha roli'l Mead, the drug-
gist. has been disidcrl one of the
halves being occupied by Mr. bleed.
An addition of brick. one story high
and 12x25 feet, has been erected in
the rear On the first floor there will
be two stores located and one the
floors above offices will be located. s.
New plumbing and heating, sky .
$480,000ll. s.
Highway D artment Has
Nearly E .ugh to Cover
walk Genealogist _“i as in
Rooming House in Stam-
ford
1".
Hoosear, 65 393,15 0M. .3
"iirfildglst, \Vllton. was found dead
:1: its lmtl :1 room at n boarding
'l' H119 {it on f: lllilall 850711)?» thunfard
3ssteril: 13 morning. He was zispliy-
31:15.14. accidtntnlly. it is belie-cm}. by
illutninfxtinq £7215.
\‘au lloosvnt‘.
in; at the Clinton
rim 517v yea rs. 332:1”, there Tuesday night.
He retires-l shortly after 9 p. m. At
3.1.0.1: 3 a ma. otlw-r roomers lH‘IH'sl :1
noise owning from his room. it is hr:-
lien”) tl at he 33.112 1111,. and that “in-.-
H’. V91:
0 t"
' 1'2
who has been lmnrrl-
avenue plums for
11'“- 5.1::Liit'. wont. to .111} he {LPIlll' 11tull3
left tlao rt'is 11:311. Ill: 3.3113 nlle- d
at . :13' morning. \Vhwn
hi room was broken into, at l-‘1 :1. 111.
it“ 3351}: fl“: tl. .
Vim lions-air is: survived h;- :1 wifp,
who lives in -\\'iltrm and :1. son, He hurl
“1,3” c0m...1.-sl 1...:h' the Norwalk
l-lrsm' :szei 1:112! written for othr-r zir-ws~
pillar-y: and pe rifvliCILlS. Tim‘s body
33'; ~: T‘F-mf)‘. '1 cl to Illitchztrvl's morgue on
l" :3: strum.
111 1131131111
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lAW 113111111
‘WASHINGTON. Nov 23““Thp tax.
revision bill became law late {0.131
President Harding signing it at the
Capitol during the closing hour 01‘ the
special session ot.Congress.
The executive signature was at—
tached within lees than an hour after
the Senate had completed enactment o!
the measure by agreeing to the confers
ence report by a vote of 39 to 29.31:
lights and metal ceilings have been
installed.
New Blank Forms for .
Inheritance Tax
HARTFORD. Nov 23.-’}'_he tax
commissioner's department is; havin:
printed 19- am}: 1’0 ms to be used in th
inventory of estates of deceased per-
sons: for the assessment of the inherit-
ance, tax. At the lastsession of the
General Assembly a law was passive?
transferring from courts of prdbate
to the tax commigioners the duty of
computing the amount of the inherit.-
ance tax to be paid by estates. 7 '
The emte of late Edmund
verse of G “gears-ion amount}.
$31G€l€tfifiv or tsereai'muts. will.
thought, . yield. . an inheritance tax
$139,113.19- 3h". Converse
wet April ' , '_ i
l
C(‘oa
\4
2',
it.
5'.
£1-
{he
_, Advertise to Sentirsel to: Else
3:113 saints its bunnies.
cess profits and transportation taxes.
{does away with most of thg sci—called
nuisance and luxury taxes reduces in.
dividual taxes all along the line and
measure
all its sections. but they took :11» view
Republicans, Borah, Ladd. LaFollette
:Moses.
' 'against the report and one Democrat,
lBtonssar-d, voted for it.
Norbeck and Norris, voted
This is the bill which repeats the ex—
acreases the corporation income 111‘:
ram ten per cent to twelve and one-
1132-5 per cent
Few. if any Senators, suppo Hing the
were entirely satisfied with
that. is. contained more good provisions
131211 bad ones. The measure is gen
sealed to be only a temporary
9.31; understanding now is that
hill fill have to be
debate which"
cote the} bill res
commende
. sidm'ublo
. Scare tars.
47‘ Powell
111301113
My 111301
were related today by persons claim-
lng to lime been eye witnesses of the
.. < 1 . ed : 9503 o of 47 olltlc l rison fr
. .1 . :zr-rnt .11 K's-13*: 0M xtutltc:ux1l.ul .t in his 11 md 11nd stain-ti 01111135 by ”19 Interstate (ommerce Com- F era] A . ‘tment nthe pKilken _\' pJ i1 ill D i lers 0m
, . . .. 1s .1 . "vi 1-13 01.1 (11‘ t:— --. ‘1‘")1' miSSiono ‘ - n a )0 n g it before
‘ . 1 . . _ Y , ., \"- 1 , . last through an underground passage
I ( 3,, “-1.... that ha“. ‘ . un. . dark called out and started the commission announced that the ’ ' or their own digging
1. ., U ”I Numnm in mm“ umw- 111221. hm 1:11.! to go around the investigation would be begun at a . ; I These eve 33'itnesses rented their
' l'it'?:-l='!‘ which was flour tllt‘ end of hearing December 14 Th 0 “ ' .. ‘
‘ 1min: sum.“ :1 diurnamd H .10.. -. . \ . 1 ‘ e investib a , . , amazement. while passing along the
..,..: {inn {run} the i.\..., .: ‘\ i “in“ M 110m “W “"“t door (ion is instituted ”‘9 Commission said road near the jail. at seeing a par-
.11: ”1. \' . \k V“ .1 .. 13 1h. 1. 3'5110 slipptq] “was. “1... street: “to determine “bother and to what ex- , ‘ tion of the roadway break and two
""‘ - “"" ~ - 0”“ “3”” “'11“! \\"?F("10\\tlwl \"ith holiday s] n [9111 if any, further red 71 l l
'. {.‘,v!. 1‘ ~ 3 _ . 3 101 in ion in tit . men according to the story related
. n t .151 «want: 1.. r. ..:1.1 d 11-2.».1 up 11.. 11.1.... . 1ates.iaies. and ch 11 es 0' 1 i h l ' fl
‘ ‘77 > 1... ‘ ‘ ... - . 1. , u 3 \.t3 . g 1(aI‘IIU‘S V todm. ordcrtd the passer-shy to halt
: l' 1- ”1:.1 1111 mhw- :i'nng'slzu- the- smu- or this Mmiurn railroads applicable in interstate 01‘ 1nd limdcd them into :1 ~arl>v cot
.::.~ firth-r7 -«.., .p . ~ , . . ‘ . . , ‘ - ‘
.1“ \hp .. y .. "- l‘ ’I‘ ‘ "mildln. .tml turned around melgn commelcé (an 13“!““3’ b0 1‘“ Total 0f $2,100,000 Received logo and locked them inn while the
:1x -. ...\ tun-1 t:!.- p... towards tlw "111100 13”,.”th building; QUlred b\' 011101 01 [he COIllmisslon “n. h - (j 6 ti t' U ‘l’rlSOVllOl'S' Cornradis romerged , and
'1 U 1‘ 1‘ h" ,‘3}"'" 3:11.: \ 1.1112,: _\'om'k .u'ux'v plume. but could (191‘ Sea 1011 1 01 other pxoviSions oi the t, 0"“ c C“ n d e r 111M111 their ‘33"13' across the couni’rv
“i“. ~“".’”~‘" ”V" mm 511‘ Mm qu-n 1... arm-m m‘m‘smle commm'v w on anv mm Government Aid Acts 5...: ' ' ‘ ” ‘ '
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3"“ rslt-i {hint-:11 n" th: 3‘ ll U-sm ”H ‘ :1 11.31;... "t ill‘l‘ "-" ‘ HM“ lllulu3 n 111 lines In W'HCO 1115?le out in lCll'llt15,
‘ . .. . on 1. - ' mzm'i: tin 1'.\T*'.C‘\ slum-.1 in (You- 11‘“ countu thioughout the night
7 11"'il121I 1;;11lt‘r’ tin» 111'33‘ no...” lllk'll- without success.
) ‘ . . , Iv 33 '1~ .. i . "3.71”“! 3'" l’rt'sirii'ut
:9 8‘? 1 , ‘ i . ' 1. Hum; :z: 'i'l' total ill'lH‘Hln'iuh ‘l by
"k ' {3111p In S a S on \ (Um; lVH' .IIIE tll("sl:111<s is 575...
m. Ami, li‘ ”ill“! in 156'! UN"
. ‘ mm Hg. _uzsm-ul to tlwm tlw stiffen
e 1 meal 0 ca 18111 ' ' - Q
' pulpti'iliozlsi ,3” U '
1314“ '1 . ‘ .x 1 < '
‘) ‘ “— - 1‘111 (-xmsllvnt 'l'lmnlasu'hin: pro- ‘ ‘ .3 ”I not ‘31:..111 “M“ h
i , . , ..-.:.-;.rts;.« Jar - '
,l t in {‘1‘ 1i“ lute} eslihge Etc :3: ET! £11111. was pi’t'b’v'lllt‘il yestmnlau al'ts-l'~ ’ I .l. 2111‘ 1111113,, I; my" I
‘ ”I ‘ .3. . , ‘ _ 1‘ alfitn :11!” 1'1). 41.1;‘.- ,Vichl. '
“105] at I _ Q 81: Ag Sq .zJJl] h. .m» 1 Million .1! tlw lompmu “.4. .1 T..- , n. . '
I n» Lin}; 3“ SPIN." gL :H'} ”Hm“ for (11mm?!) in \Vt-stport m. \..d 1311.. 31.11 .15 no 1
ilk“. {.01101'83' ‘lltoital 2111.0: rurgntua Tit-3 prof—{rum was \vrv mh built}? 2 if” amount I
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\or“ AIR )1. E Cnui‘"h EU finality _ 'l‘l'm l‘i'll..'ll1lt"l‘ 33'1“ “"‘SH‘NQ‘UA x6“ 3""- ' Th“ Tm"
EL . A ‘tliw Vfi-ml has been ru‘rztngml for , 3' _wml duh. and who! out of tin: spuiul session of (Tommi-xx
.. Llli‘. childicn. [or today. It 31-111 consist. 1' 73“,}...ng 170 “7“,. the on» 3311.5 in turn praiswl and iii-cried in the
.1 1'1 .. 0";1‘111‘"). "NI“! all the firm S. v :Ew 393?. snails“: ot‘ thr- HDUSC 10‘1"." during» “11‘ "‘“l-‘il’lg 110L133“:-
. "”"’ “3‘ our .\‘1~:33' rum; Nov ~:: ..1..(-.-.1.1 m... .13. 1.1.3951”: U‘U‘JmIUSLS 11,111031-:.— ': “i‘l ‘1" KM"- t» 1 Ask“ up . litrxi'rt'svnlutiw; Mondml. of “Timu—
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P ‘ l’zls! 5"W‘ll "from 1., y 1 l l l , N” I ’ In “10.1011, lhlelkSn'hlIll-{I M(:1'-11-~lsl:ur_\- Lam“ .. . ‘11..“ I} .1 . $1” “0, i‘gngress ” ' '
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s .11.], m niu‘ uupr'v-— in ti;-- pus! I.“ ”w c-1=.- of: digging: I-ullul13--]lcl(n Sutton -1\1m.1. l’etrAr- . _. Representative Garrett. of 'l‘vmwsA
; suvcflssvs: in the m. (3.”. (”an18 ‘33"10'1‘uilwi 1‘ 1' son, Ethel Liepscle-r 1116-2311. llzunil— (90:3;5..,3§'(,n Page we‘ve) St‘u;. acting Democratic Jemima reply-
our population :11: i that “‘orkiurr in «Arbor-13' \l-e t?! ‘24-le , to“ and Ada l ulzor. ' ‘dw “”’ 1 mg to “I“ \londell e3press~ ’1 “m be-
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-, :muces and so on to the am" 3...}; in . : . . 1C. FHSUH'. rim- jibe Story of 'I‘lmnksgivlng—Etne; ‘ ‘ tomorrow :1. prover of tlvnnksciung
.v'liissvmnertk 314mm: ~» ii D U' ”‘1 5 “Lb toolxsn as ””10“" Iii-ellfidlel' ‘ ‘
‘_ . .1 ‘ .. . .ul ask- 1112011 thr- li"ht" in “I“ '1 l _ _ . . . g 1 wond hi 1.: l". ri-tl that it had been put.
' 331m: tl11~ rapid de NOD- .l;._\q b .‘ go” 0 d Little Paul 3 Thunksgixlug-«4.3m. . . . in tixu hunts? of l’epuhlienn lenders in
" m ._.___ l 111‘”;an i S .i.‘n.'2;::v<s lu quit and go honn'a
_ -ll this 1'11] «gn' ng ong——Sclxool. l "in llu (‘mngrrsss in our history," . l1'.
4 >. we "Mi“, “m (Continued on Page Four) “er"“ Country Cooksfw-Ju‘ Must-mg I 33.111110?! :xssnmmi. "has better prom: as.
-. rich. but this is “11‘1"” I—IV'Pscler and mg... g lwwx: rmulv in the (.onsiiiv 1111011 of tin-
is ling 01' why 331'- are £udd3'. . 1 . [minim quest hrs; of lax: Lti m :1le
thanksgiving: Tl:1_\'s»—Claurlos Imps-r, 3‘ 9“- known “l “ton and.\ or- :‘nj"6lt‘lé". In 1.1 Congress has l'H:
ileum of toprose’! mikes in the 19.1‘111'
{wriml of time (‘CilSlllt’It‘Ctl win prsrnd
so much legislation of commanding
importance." I
"flaw House. Mr. Mondcll said. was
inuctunl session about six months. and
in that period 136 hills and resolu-
tions have become laws while 135 ad-
ditional measures were passed by the
House and are now before the Senate.
Admitting that there has been con+
impatience and criticism
in the country. because the
tux bill was not enacted into law
morespcedily. the lcpuhlicnn leader
asserted that the invasiiro‘s considera-
tion c'ow-red less tint:- thzin th: mm-
.91le ration of any 1:3:- 11: ml tux rr Union
l”"l‘lll.lll0l‘l in man3'3ru'1m.
{_eprr-scntative Garrett dm'lurcd
that although Congress had bm-n I’llll‘
ed into special seesion primarily to
revise the tariff and internal rI-vvmm
schedules. only a, 111:1.k.cshift tax bill
had been rushed through the Hausa-
under whip and spur. while the tariff
was to be disposed of
voiced
JAEEUSED WOMAN
011111111100
NljZW’ LONDON. Nov. Liar-«Mr. and
Mrs..\\"illi21m B'l90rema11. the latter
’LC‘I‘UM'd of taking 36m: from the room
at :2 total hotel of Georgi» Lev. 33ho
re :hntly sold the Canton Restaurant.
'11 this cit3'. were arrested early today.
at, n, rooming house in Westerly. after
they had made a. hurried trip in the
.arly hours or the morning bv taxi to
‘.\or3vith and thence to “foster-132L053
a Cbimcmun. admitted to the police
the Woman was making a second 3islt
to his room for purpose of committing
a. misdemeanor and stays the monz"
was hidden between mattresses of his
bed when he left the room for a few
moments. ,
The couple were brought back her?
yesterday. their cases adjourned until
soturdar. and earn held in 31.000
bonds. failing which both went to jail.
’Welcome Stranger
Elects Officers
The following oflicers were elected
last night at a. meeting of. Welcome
Stranger Lodge, No. '364..§gn of St.
' George:
President, R Henson: Vice Presid-
ent. H. Drew: Secretary, W. Ash-
brook;._Trrasurer. anrleii F. Page:
Messenger, “ '
B‘.
Chaplain. J. Smitii: Inside Sentinel
S. Stevenson:' Outside ' l
Poekayne' Truste'
Norwalk
Among Whom Are
Ran Alleged House
quormFlying Squad
night.
firm:
thv' Sft‘l'llld (lllz'LHlt' lust
lit-tori.» right 0 '1 lm k, the
squadron of State police. unilvr Her»
n-‘unlx l-“unl-z \‘iri'lli and Arthur l‘ln
ln'
shortly
t‘ll. fll‘SlV'lltlf'li (m ”13- ("le'n nl‘ (‘lmrlts
Slgswuy. l9 l?;|_\' strut and ll\(‘l‘(‘ um
31 mlrllur lilxi'ulml vunlflrlw‘uhln liquor and plur'ml
l-lv is llt'lil in
Saturday
:1 Host.
:1 liruring
Sigswuy under
bonds of $7.30 for
morniuu'.
'l'vhu l‘nrnu‘t'
\Vuirr Sll‘i't'l, run at 1311.1
\X‘illiunis. lln-n lulu-1' l»_\'
and now l-3’ Jami-s: l‘nntrlln.
\‘lsute-xL/ llt'l'i" lhv iuigzzvst lmnl
Qliltlt". :1 gariilllinu lllljf‘lllll". our ril‘ llu‘
llli'klt' in this slot Vitriviy twins: taken:
71 Huull quantity ul' lixmm', some lu'.
$115: tlllnnu'tl 113‘ an nlmulxnnt liltl‘li‘ns
ol"l’ lw'st'ui'w H14 :41: ”.11 lhl‘lil" rnnlil 3:11
I?. .1111]. it: .‘wlxliln ._ I331: :11er
lllri'u' mm) 331 it tum 51ml.
l';mts~llo in lli'lll num'r
41m vlmrgr-sl \xltl‘. Nsll'inx
law-11111;: it llQllFi.‘ of ill fume
knowing: :1- gumlfllng mm-lsimn
’l‘liv women arrests-d mayo
rmmcs :15 Addie lltut'nporl. oi“
hut-32.11111} Smili- Blzincli'nnmm. of this
(fly. The in!) lisziitl tlu'y were John
Alb-n. of llgallt tt slum, Bridgeport:
lmper .\t'l;-1ullim‘.n, of this city: Prank
Julius-€011 of \Yislls street. Ifirlilzvpnrt.
The mo nand women were found in
the rooms over the: rviw'tanrunt run by
l’mxtrllo, drinking. and this Stntr- ,po»
liars said there was evidence that led
to their being: charged with being: {rm
qucnters of a house of ill fame. Bondy
for tho frequontr‘rs were fixed at $100
each fo‘ ran (appearance Saturday
morning.
Hnnsv, :1! in!
Him by. Kit!
Mikv Sunni).
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“Ettor-
] ‘lrst District.
Simultum‘ nusly. o. more of Slate pn-
lirrs, at 8 o‘clock lust nixrlat. courier-:11-
ml. scvc'n gambling machines. valued
at more than $21190. and moklnzthrm:
arrests. Those taken into custody
were: Dominick Incerto (Kid “71!»
Hams). 13: \anl street; Joseph Groom
PARTY 0E SIX IN
1 ANTI] ACCIDENT
driver of
. I
Five young ladies: and .71
.‘3'1‘w‘Jnrsv3' {mtomohile
raped a shrinus accident shortly l)”—
t'ore three: o'clock yesterday afternoon
in, Marion. when t3vo (tars. one: a. 1:011;-
mcrcial and the other a'touring (3111'
collided .
Alexander Gaston. '02 Tokencke,
033m r .‘mfl operator of the touring (711'
was coming out of ll. :ilroad avenue.
Marion. when jugem- Marchr, of 443
“West 24th street. New York City. was:
headed for Norwalk on the Post Road.
Gaston “was forced to collide. with the.
New York car. The accident occurred
'1 few minute 9' be l‘mc the time, for
Hurts Palmer the: traffic officer in 1:!»
on duty
Immediately ant-nil” collision 0:“.
floor "tumor and the Sentinel reports
or rushed to the scene where the two
ears were. No one was serious' hurt
The commercial car figured with a. bro
ken Wind shield whiln the New Jersey
car fortunati'ly escaped without. any
damage.
Grztnq.-Juror Martin Shuughncsiu
made an investigation 01‘ the accident
and as be stated. it being unavoidablrs
allowed the Jersey car to continui-
while the other car received repairs.
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23.w~'l'he "Imperial
Wireless Sheila,” which. it was pre.
dicted when the scheme was firs!
broached, would bind together the dif-
feren parts of the empire. has not yet
fulfillea the fingutoe expectations of
' per? area. At the au-
LON DOV Nov.
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ESTA3“ISE{E§ 13: Office as Second Class Man Matter. 3OUTH NORWALKv CONN THURSDAY, NOV. 24, 1921 Probable showers today.
amond Valued at State Police Raid s
on Eve
Of Thanksgiving
«Little Cause fOr Joy Given Numerous Offenders,
Numbered Well- known
First and Second District Characters—Gam-
’ bling Machines, Liquor and Other Evidence to
Be Produced 33 Evidence in Court Saturday—-
Heavy Bonds Fixed fer James Pantello, Who
of 111 Fame, on Water
Street-—Two Women and Three Men Taken
Here as Well as Gambling Machines and L!-
of State Police Make
Clean Sweep of City.
Harry Kaufman. 10
“aims sirc'ri. In addition. two mu-
vhixms wow seized in liag'nn‘s lunch
rumn, “'11” and Water streets.
All ”their taken into i‘tifilm’h' WPYG
i'luu'nml with gambling and lwld. ill.
lmmis 01‘ $1300 ‘iillh. which were fur»
uishmi iv. the accused. .le canes. it
i-riiv'xnl, will come up in the up-
H1331: i‘itx i‘ntit'l, Friday morning,
'I‘hv :zixnhllug Illni‘him-u are com-
;il'u :itml Vni‘mirs and very valuable. In
11 slot in tho machine. :1 nicked L3
dromwd and a. handle pulled. This
ultras-'1. a spring, which rations three
rows (31' wlmt might lw culled playing
I “'31! st root:
is
vault: in revolve. ll' ilw "inching
fislups at «wrist?! blur-rs, Hm inatthine
autmiutlrully givt‘a forth a 04-min
uninttnl tvl’ nuiru'y. '
(11.33 ut‘ llw uwxchim'sa‘ :A'Izzvl was
g 11' n nsnvv vastly 33ml rnysgplit'atv‘d
3" 1111 H.- uilu-rs. It is: lu'livU't‘. ”2:11. it
194 3311!!!! infliv than $l.0(lfl.
In tho Hi'vvn (Harv, on“
was solar-l; in lhuton‘s. two; in Kauf-
mon‘a. two; and lnrorto'e, four.
These machines will be {firstroyecl by
1hr: pnlit't'.
li‘ollrm'iug'llto‘i‘ruld, the machines
were tnlwn to police headquarters.
whore tlu'y will be used as evidence.
Srvmnl amusing incidents {not
place in connection with the raid».
\Vlu'n State Policeman Arthur Cons
was Ht'atml in lmgon's having a cow
of comm, an excited young fellow
rushed in an ddcclarcd that the ma.-
chines should be hidden becauee the
State police Weer raiding. Patrons in
the place got excited, but were quiet;-
('(I. when Cone stepped forward end
confiscated the machines.
Among those in the rind were:
Stair l’nliremen Frank Vtmill. Arthur
1:111le
Pencil. Arthur‘ Cone, Jam M. 1min
\aninm firennan, M. R. Sterling.
Fred 1.. Preston. Ailing, hehytjiaa~
! 1
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(Continued on Pun Bevan)
Hundreds Attend Military
Ball at the Norwalk Arm0ry'
Many Prominent Officers
Together With M ayor
Barton and Other City
Officials Take Pa rt in
Grand March—Hall Was a.
Mass of Color
Mort than 1.000 persons: last night'
throngml the Norwalk armory to par-
ticipate in the one of the, finest mill-
mry halls: aver hold in Nprwalk. The
affair 33113 hr-ld under the auspices of
Units r" t’ ”2an Bmtallion C N (3,
and 33.11:: featured by the more): of his}:
arm3 oft?! iztls from Ell over the stale
who were present as the guests of 318
lottery. . Mayor Calvin L. Jillian. to»
Esther with. members of the Common
Council and other city officials. we!!!
also guests or the occasion-
The huge hall was handsomely an
ranged for the occasion. The walls!
and rolling: were a mass of flags and
hunting. Hundreds of colored stream-
are added to the gaicty of the decora~
tions. The scores of uniforms with
the daring colors ‘ of the women's
gowns made the hall a. pretty 91:45:11».
The grant] march was a. vouch-rm!
affair and one of the finest ever held
in the city. Hundreds of officers and
men in war regatta, particinated in it.
The mart-h- was hirsute (for Idem-eu-
ant Colonel Magcnscn of New ".1171.
Next in lines was: Colonel? 35. Emifh.
0'.“ Hurtmrd. assistant vartprmnster
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11151 PIES
Inmates of Neramake Home today
are enjoying a {surging good Than'ksv
giving dinner. The menu mists of
roast pork mashed potatoes 1333311221.
turnips, celery, hememrte pie, 321$
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