Evening sentinel, Friday, December 9, 1921 · page 6

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

77$ 00,
_V V m rrhs YEAR
01111111112911 'from First Rage)

‘ as it was when separated

' railroad coxnpan1 in 1914. ,
’13 present federal trustees of the
cut Co.. are Waite. C. \mes

‘ Morgan 3. Brainard of
.Char‘fes Cheney of Mancbcs-,

V ‘ in M- Ragga: or New Hat-B;
Charles G-Sa Qanford of Brill}??—
They hate constitued tilt-r11-
Moi directom and made'
Stan's of New Hale-n pr‘esla’

 

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WALL STREET 10: 30 a m-BW 1th
few exceptions, the usual leaders were
ignored mthe early trading On the
Stock Exchange inday. Mexican Petra:

leum opened unchanged. but soon lose B

one point. Corn Products, Pittsburgh
Coal and Northern Pacific also were
firm to strong. California Packing was
the on}; issue to 5110‘" acute weak-
nose declining 189 points. Prices

 

steadied within the first half hour
{loweler bu) ing of Cmdinn Pacific,
R0131 Dutch and sonic of tileB promi-

7119111! equipments and shipping contri-

boring to the better tone. «
_ WALL ST., Noon —The 5%; per
cent opening rate for domnnd loans

. ointed b5 1
The trustees “are app acted as a check upon operations for

m without am so. icitation on

d. ithe long account during the morning.

I 1“ ft?
in“! “mg 9’33”“: h d d" 'Coppers were active and strong, how-2

Vsén'ice.
. Noyes. chairman of the board;

ted as honing said recentb that,

er er at gains of 1 to 2 points. Some of.

the popular oils and food issues also

Furniture used in the production
was kindlv waned b1 the An'gevine
Furniture Company and the. A. J. COI—
_lins company. ,

BMusic in connection ”with the pro-
duction was rendered by the mgh
School orcfiestra. directed by fliss
Mary McCarthy. _

The cast: . , ' B V .
Joan Carr . . . . Emilic‘eut Brady
Mrs. Gnu-B B. . . . . . . . . . LuciLe Everson
Caroline Carr . . . . . Helen ’Ketzinger
Madge- Carr ...... £7; . . *

Nell ............ _
William Carr ........ Roy Peterson

Jame‘s Cluney . . . . . . Frank Abbott
Mr. Jamison . . . . . ; . Max Rosenbelg

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enie \IcMaho’ilr‘fime” -, . . ' ‘

NEW HAVE).

Sciiifié't'ze'n Park and of the State: Street
trolley line, last night and got $23
from the conductor,» had been found

' ’ Thoma} man he} the gun

Bibs B o ftheB conductor ‘-
can!) ted one of the most intensive
raids in the history of prohibition en-
fol-cement in the state:
' Whisky bandits likewise have just
completed one of the most Will
distillery raids- ever made in Kcntuckj’
Instead Of a breathing spell today.
after a busy week in B‘Bthree Kenfuoky, Brest» toll ' alg
0033:88. fed agents are of? in owed the ch e made by
for the upward or a. scare of {1.311 atM
. on’d‘ay’s meeting of file Conn-
whisk) bandits ‘who last night got away on that an afiempt had been made to

willie “short " went through his pock-
ets. The third chap kept the motor-
manqniet.- The three then left in an
automobile. B B

This and or the line has been a for"
rite one for gunmen, several crews
ajvlng been held up from time to

OFFICERS MISTAKE EACH
OTHER FOR THIEVES

B .—‘—No clue to
' the tall, short and medium sized 1111211
11110 held up a trolley car crew at

improved with variousV secondary

- with PBS cases of‘bo‘ttled’ in Bond and

The bnndits in raiding the Rippey
distillery captured four guards and

them, put thorn in a tank in the dis—
tillers" office while thex‘B leaded the
whisky into motor trucks and automo-

lilies and drote off.

'RRIDGEroRT
_ MAN ARRESTED
FoR BRIBERY

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Jin the Superior court, but have noi
yet been posted.

Alderman Hamilton “as
oral-dent of the City Council.

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Democratic Town Chairman John Cor-

FRIDAYV m; 9,1911

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Lil-Linliien‘ inc Gem 1
Yeamaus o: 43 Linsley onenuegtnal:
urer of the international Sing—r Cum
pan), .ras infested on a technlcai
charge of. reckless drixing. at 1)th
humquarters. this forenoon when ~11:
called to report that John Salim
of 35 Mvrtle street 11210 was strnfi
by his car \esterfiay afternoon died
this afternoon. Mr. Yeamans wasm
roled and Medical Examiner E '1':
Badstrect notified Coroner Eli Win in
New Haven of the death.

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was driving, on Pratt street. near C81.
lin street. the be}. who was plan};

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Spelain . . Frederick E115 CHIGAGO Dec. 9...wmje PatrolB ten barrels of whiskey (mm the '1‘. BB; b03153 $231133: $331!;ng :f or?” 11:21:; gonggmtohlés ngeettlgdaidm
, 172 the department of justice shippings and tobaccos. Chandler Jack Doogan . .BLlewellyn Knapp man James Ammons and Watchman- Early in the week thirty prohibition didate for Pmsident of the Boar? wheel of the automobile p ad from;
,gshington isee fit to change its Bosch Magneto, Stromberg, Mercan- Joe Thompson ........ Leo Miller Eugene Marcus were exchanging shots agents mended Nelson. Washington Cornell claimed that he could produce him. 2111-. Yeamans took hmun how
tile Marine BPfd., United Fruit, Ameri— sergeant 0f 1’0”“? ! Bernard Fineson early goday. 93311 believmg the “ha a and Min-i0“ Counties. The agents: evidence to back Vup his charge Suites and called two doctors who could 0m?
7 can Tobacco and Sumatla Tobacco Ponce Officer O’Maney ' " ' ' """fi burglar the real thief .Wllli‘nm Kelley came out. ,lme'ymi‘day after the raid attorney Homer 8.611111111th askca’ no serious injurv. Dr. Bradscnfind
“m return of the stock and man- greacted 1 to 3 points. Occasional deal—g , . Hyman Green grass, making his escape. Bxélley, how! bad Welded seven. prisoners. «zen stfiig P utor Garlic]: to “man“ an in said that (ham was caused b _ :36:
nt of the Connecticut Co. to the ings in rails were mostly at moderate Police Officer O’ Brien ..........a¢ er fell Mn and fractured his skull thirty foundations broken up and 39 - «vest! ‘on. {rupture of an intern“ organ. 3 zine
cw amen? road or the termination‘coneessions. V’l‘he irregular tone of the Thomas Ireland .and wins caught Ammons and Marcus 6110 gallons of beer and 62 gallons of ”‘1 lad 5 Damn“ are “r and Mrs P .1
, erwise of the. federal conffitfl of bond list was attributed to further Police Officer OBrien .............. each had a. bullet wound in m m; moonshine destroyed. Wamnts for Szaldak. and they hate f ran};
trolley company was lecommend- realizing sales. , ’ Jean Smith , in. ““m‘?” 0: 0th“. ahead law viola- ‘ Ichlld’ren. our ether
in a special report of the public V , : , ,
«l :1- commission submitted to the ’
‘ session of the Legislature after
exhaustive study of the street rail-
ypmblem. - It “as adtised that
he attorney general of Connecticut-Wye
‘ 'ted to request the department of

kid be glad to be reliexed of the’ specialties. Selling pressure again Dr W'lllou'ghbv _____ Austin Mather

hint-V 0f 3”ng as a trustee was most persistent in the motors, Rev. M"-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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In. Agnew m BeBer Later !

Make you. choices carlv, willie there is a choice! Pick
B from lull, complete stocks. A small deposit will hold an'.‘
Ballicic for mu or deliver it, just as you wish. Delivcrv will
be made {or you at any time you specifg. To- assure the
utmost convenience and attention, and the widest selection

——SHOP NOW“ 3!

adley’ 3 Easy Pa:

During the Holiday Season, as well as all oyihcr times at Hadlcys, you Will find the
' Easy Payment Plan at your dlSPOSaL Am' gifts you may select will be delivered or held
for you upon the pavmcnt of a small cash deposit. The balance of the bill can be set-
lied 1111 5111311 mucus. -arrmiged conVenienJ.‘ for you. This privilege is alwafi yours to
' cmp 9y. B ' '

Furnzture. The 14...: Gift]!
Give wisely this year. Let your. presents lie plastic!!! but
at the same time welcome both for their beauty and Sr: c
' usefulness. Nothing combines these? qualities 50 soccer.»
fully as "Furniture—the Perfect Gift! Furniture is has .ng
——it possesses great charm—and it will give unlimited
service.

 

" to reopen and nlodih that por-
1 of the judgment decreelng the
1 1‘ out and transfer of the capital
'7 ' of the Connecticut VCo. to a
Bird of five federal trustees. largely!
the ground that it was :1 Connecti-
corporation doing solely an in—
' B .Vte busine§. No action was tale
by he Legislature. - .
“V Gore: “New Haxvn" 33.443.000.
Notwithstanding slringrn: financial
'ndltions brought about by -~.\.2‘€-§
-!~ that forced the discontinuance
bayinents 01' I‘vnlleis 21nd Ull uxti-n-
‘unof tim: im- 13:» {mum-1:1 of taxes
the extent till-J thv (“run—C(ivut (“0. ~
‘5’ owns the "NW; Huron” 1‘11. 31‘).-
' .(lt'nfi for rent. and t'm- state $1.53: -
.83 iii back luxvfi. the trustees have
'7 fused to decrv 2151‘ the-111210117115 spent 3
7 {or the upkeeti m th‘B 11h \~1( .11 111‘0‘:pt ' ~11!“ KS m‘l'cr 3:0“ the Wid-
' in mum in m:‘:1\:r maluiul meme-’- 0‘! solution .‘0 be found
" 0115i” 05‘9““!13 ”*"““" I" 3‘5““: one" ' in 31!!!» state! You can
s the trizszeesiligi.” pvr cant. “Mlle, ’ - 111- 5!"? 2111111145 .tlmt a .
"ossiueomv was ( ”lewd s z‘t‘lcii-u ‘ ‘ (111135 113‘: trained Sfllfiflfl'fl
keep 3 in gnu-‘7. «VB-om nn“in“:“(1021;213:0325
on. Al no Emir-since the- trustwslnp: RN‘ ‘1! l l .
'7‘the expenditure for that {wry-i: ~' “aha" ”5‘3“?" ,
1'! less than that pvrr» f" :I‘, 121-13 lzl ‘
B19213 (Air :5 I??? ((112. 03‘ av grass lll~ :
Verne “as so .1 Tun. , '.
Dividem‘b all t".- lath «'3‘ 33, pmfi
Brit. were Wild fur Ull- throw Y€':1i‘1~3;
preceding Int (haunt (if contra! ”1-.
i 191-1. The most prosperous period in ,'
he (0113131111: V\ Rhistor‘. “as the ell-011:1 ;
_‘ear of tilt 1:1zxteeship “hen thB net ;
ncorrie. ova-r total charges. was a
trifle lees than $2.!II‘5LQUU. TH? Orwi‘B ;
filing (05:3 1‘01! 13H. 1315 and 19113;
gal-led floral $5 153111-11 ;», 5;.Vé;;;:Vogn_;
The prevailing riue- 02' far: was flu f
CHIS. ‘E m .
ll (l-nt I ...1~< 011 Si.
Operating g (— usts Wh“ )1 “Few 35,6??-
180 in 1316 haw murv than llmlhiml.

In 1317 the) im- ..,. is; :l {n stngmem, 1., 111111;: of these _
71915 to 3‘ "1-“..MHI in 391910 3:“.— ‘ hex-m in varied Vdesiglls all-l

.V “10000 and in ,1,“ m 33"417000 prices and in xour choice of

. . _ . V . , . Muhogum or Golden Oak I‘inB

$98?“ sprinting V‘"‘ ‘ ”A"? "nnj fix“! 5 ishes. The one shown above is

a “flair“? B“?- (”‘iils 0‘ “B‘H‘H dulv 36 inches in height. It would

V revenue in 1:135. ~11! C(‘llIS in létlT. ' make :1 very attractive Christ~
cents in HES. 1W vents in it'll». and -

mas 'gift.
"11 in 71920. .

gflates of fen-e at 1’3 cents. :1 distance
‘with a minimum fun:- ol‘ 6 '
. :3. short fare zone with :1. mini—
“ fare of 7 cents were plans tried
failed to check the decrease in
income. The. only assistance “'llllf‘ll
trustees were able to obtain from
8 sources was $1.126.747.38
h was advanced by the l'nitcd
Housing Corporation in rocog—
of the transportation needs of
‘arlous Connecticut communities
sing war essentials. and certain
mentVtrusts. most of which have
paid off. No vital trackage was
ilfinued. Tile. legislative offered
.5 in various ways.
. ‘ Early “Come Back.”
e financial condition of the Con-
nt Co. . is one which has
common to all traction properties
' out the I'nited States. In ad-
Bto"weatllering the storm of fin—
' Boonditions, the Connecticut Co.
, ,_ have kept the property in
1 condition and have added to the
equipment to keep pace with
growing needs of the communities.
one of the first properties It is
of the first. properties of its kind
one country to begin to “come-

 

 

 

 

 

 

In B Choofillg 'Gifts:

Remember that Hulk!) 5

2M1) to you Home this Christmas.
*flske it truly homelike and com-
'rkrtnble. As a. sound investment
«in»: good turnishlngs you will never
regret a “new Suite. B See some
beauties displayed now Bin our
Annex (Main Flour). They are
81111030! line construction. excel-
BBl‘cnt appearance. and guaranteed '
3 to glue the utmost mice and
satisfaction. 23.11 are marked at. less
an halt their original prices.

me" he with warm brbwn bear and .'
Flower denial—daavenpon Armchair ‘3! 1:169: $56
and Rocker.. '
With rolled spring Aral. Spring Edge and Back—A411?!-
chair. Davenport and ”Winged Fireside , V , .1 ,
$213.1: ....x............V VB

lngxwhhlh 3011 art-
Blamed. Elm}: atlvlst
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fig fitted with: envy Porceliron
Tray. sumo, edBB not to chip 01B
inar. ‘lotomnticB Building doors.
-B Bnérer in fine way. Spice Jars
Remy Tapestry or Slack. Rose and Blue VoolofinZ—r 3‘9““ E‘ke‘30‘ and F109” 3‘"-
Winged Chan. Armchair and InxenfiorP—W B ' Upper commitment has White
or fun spring construction ._ . . . . . . . . . ’ , j lining. Priced at this figure for

a Short lime .
BBTwo very unusual values in Velour Living £61m! Suites only
We medal mention: *

Velour, Three-Piece Suite, Bovenport, mohair "
:an Chair. of Full Spring .

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$959 LL........1 W,
A. fine Cabinet Machine. finish-
ed in Mahogany. 01'. excellent
appearance and with various
unprotcd features. it is the
equal of umuv otilerrlnuch high-
er priced mnelilhes ‘ all
records

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With three shelves. the 5.19:!
which only he had in Ant-.4“
Behoice- offlohogany or Futile-d
Oak Filliahes, is 30 inchan. lush.
'11. is a gift sure 10 be unpro-
eluted.

Mahogany Pedestal
$350

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Th e‘Plece .Suito of Mulberry Veln'et, of the final: toll—V
antenna appearance. Includes Daven- 3 , ,-
more Armchair and Fireside Chair

 

mom some
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Womshowlnga urge moVV _rt-
moot of End- es lumny
immune designs. The one

i Term- To Suit 1 5-29 75
A rare chance to obtain a deep. .
. untenable Arm-Chair or
shown above is 0! Mahogany Booker at an amazingly 10w
91111311. There are a. heel. otB price. 'Upbolstered in rich.
others in 03131031: 91’3” “3'1? 7"“ ‘ heavy Tapestry, Ball have broad.»
rolled-annual: wide, room)!
There are only a. limit-
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3W 2750 1 Tel-ms To 81m 1
A. tea-wagon one or the B
daintiestB and msost appropriate'
of Holiday Gifts. This one is
finished in dark Mahoga y. has
removable top Tram: nwer,
Drop Sides. and noiseless rub-
ber—tired Wheels. Greatly re—
duced in price. V

mwluny finished in a. wish.
dark Salim this table pre—
sent: a. fine a‘pfiear'ance. It in B
30 Inches high and too measures
35x23 inches. Specially priced'
for a limited time.

 

 

 

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inches. linens Mirrors burg
in color Mn: Belem
mama Bone. They an oval
Bull in «we.

OVNAL-K Kim ‘PROZEN
OVER.

These quaint old-fashioned
tables add indescribable charm
to their surroundings. The one
shown here is finished in dark
7111111091:th you no Remitt-
ea with furniture of this type.
you will realize that this price
is unusually low.

13' risers this morning $171! that
lower harbor was frozen across
the Kai—walk Coal &. Supply
to tile dumplat the end of Sea.—
aveuue. ‘The upper river was
frozen zeros trom‘ Pine Island
fer): up to Norwalk. _
~ cold last night was intense and

 

 

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warmth and friendliness at ”tho:
season. See our large m-

sllore the ice was ’qulte thick.

ice on the [lower _ harbor this’

“1’“ tainted lobe a little less:
5a. quarter of 311‘ inch thick. “It“
hick enough to support weight
lls which were noticed walking

on the ice.

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.V d W around. just try Red Pep-
' ‘ Sub 1nd you will have menacin-
tellet known. Nothing his seen
fluted. penetrating“ heat as ted

B Just as soon aryou npplir

Rub you feel ’ihetlnalng

In three minutes it warms' the
through and. through. Pain

 

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379's

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meat now 611 the “an! Floor.

They are priced from. 38 cents ‘7

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l Term: To Suit 1

‘ The reading Lump shown above,

with Metal Base finished in

xghwinth Mu-
fluidly dééigne‘d lungs are here
are extrg
Bvordlnory millenB Ask to sea
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