1.5mm Pariss
Entitled at the‘Soqth Nor-walk Post; *
Dulce asSecondmaSSWMmet, "
BOard of Education
Given $10, 695. T6, a
Cut’From $20,845.74
is 119-. iul Tax of Two-tenths of a Mill 111 Fourth Dis-
trict, and Two Mills' 111 the Fifth District, Pa ya-
hle October lst, 1922, Laid by
111: ie and” laxation.
the Board of Esti-
€‘l§.:;TL;’€'E‘S.
tun: loses “iii
(‘in
or the-
Slayer
T2155 firsi business
\\'€1> brought up by
‘ H.153 llr‘fi'l for :1
(“fin
along
in. (muse a
syolie :nOin‘ij‘f'li".
'1illls \\ "'l‘E‘ made Of
“3.53 arennr. and also
motors-row matruiman
i‘liY (J liiis
as
continual
Site-villfl‘s
was
'i‘lrr- item
Jim:- «its-CUS-
bitilf.
mile? 759111:-
2-1325'1VJ
‘ 4...”; i
43114.‘
I Uzl?{\
0.1]
in.) lulliig‘ei
101153 lat:-
(Cont
Three Power Naval Agreement
Adopted ,
i atio of France and Italy to
Be Determined by the
Bet? A33 31 Committee of
Fifteen
LITA :1:be 1.59.1.
L—Annou. women
it. between th
to be allot-
013815.11
11;?
it re:-
L _\*
”3:3 as
POYVE 1’ I13 -
on agr: men t.
E‘renr‘h group v. re understood
hegun presentation at the
session yeswréay of
sire for a 17.1; ital sl: ip to11~
to that OE Japan 11:10 -r the
ed figures or. tin: three
ryenient. which is 315-.-
reseniation was to be
the ro'vmiitiee to-
were izizinmtions in
on Page Tire? v:)
ARN’S EASE
NNTTNUER TR
NECEMRER 2!}
court.
the case
of S \R‘est 31am
.sier at the Nor-
be comparu, was
L’LEPJZLlI‘ 39 501‘ fur—
n. Bonds were fixed
’ard is charged with
automobile belonging
William H Rite. of Ro-
New Jersm—
“ are current ‘his morning
\‘orvalk that Howard
i':*arge:] from custod; be-
e rezused to press the
was denied. however.
:3: court which ofi‘iclaL
above information.
arrested by Chief of
R. Pennington and
Silk when an auto-
I
I
x,
(
.‘V.
d
ma
wpxng imo final ,
thracite region will
within a. few davs unless there is an led from the dock to the barge “hen
improvement in the demand for hard
coal.
Scraps 68 Ships
everl’tg
l;:. no iii-ho '
was»...
. (E1?) 351V LIN
JON-1P“ leii‘sAX
New York 'i‘tjuvl; “fl“? and Auto
3101' 12111130.
.5
:mm. SRRINO
I‘miei ( harg; ul‘ Slimming
Luigi .umaelia, 301.. 8.
5i 1 1
Nu“
JARIES O'DOX X ELI:
V‘-
L‘rlerk in “all Street Stork Bmkers‘
”nice. T" '
Be Asked
.1:
“BOOZE G
BASE MAY BE
TREATED HERE
——_..__
"ls Horwull: to ‘an Tilt" litSC’ for a
, ..nl :lisizii-ui. ‘1' 3 point?" is a
tau sticn “Biol 1 is (‘0 Thing on: viii
z-z—ns. The fact 1512-“ ‘ «7.31113 lino“ n
1.1.1 one Ila) t..is \urk. Iim-v me...
.xrr~ :isiiors in South Animal}; nego-
tinting ior a plant in 1:29 Second dis~
iri where it is proposed to store
alcohol for disirihuiion.
Om.- of the men is well known
(rally and has been mired 11;» in 11.“.
ailvgrfnl "bootleggers rin ‘ in Faiz'iioid
. and :11. the present time. the
-. 1111151»? against him are still to
usfigzied .13“ the L'nited States
‘. Alto-r111: :svofiice.
Inez} is like“ 1313 “oil.
1:. and Las been more
uss i iizr ital _\ (Olll.€‘cl£i} 1nilh the
man mentioned nave. .
An effort ‘ be: made to rcaeh ihe
of the Pro ., ition Enforcement
» Hariofrd. to learn if a
11""l’lllli as been issued for these men
11;. xvii .111: alrohol for storage and
lilSTl‘llki. H33 p{}lpfl${§_
The 1:111; lthl‘. of (hoof the three
purifies c-onrernl—ai. is such that it is
doubtful if Director MacKenzie'will
endorse such an application.
Continued on Page Twelve)
UTTLE DEMAND
* ERR HART] [NAT
Dec. 1 6.—Nearly
the northern an -
be made- idle
L.
.507
£1
2!!
v
..C‘F:AI<TOX. 'Paq
50.050 workers in
Approximately 15,060 are already
Sentence and State
Term.
n
U. S. Supreme Courtito
to Remand
McAuliffe to State
Aleorn to Appeal from 1:. S.(011ri’s Quashing of
Case—Question of State’s Rights, Under V ol-
stead Act, Involved in Action of. State’ 5 Attor-
newaederal Statutes Prat 1de Three- -year
Five- year Prison,
La“
HARTI‘JOItD. Dec.
Esorim Tings. M. Altorn said 3'.
that . ‘11 amunl to the finite-:1
Supra-me Court from the daisior.
Federal Judge“ Edwin S. ’1'} U:
nuasliiug 11.1; state‘s casé
Thomas F. Achulii‘fiz 10111111
federal prol il)‘ 1 .
(1:1. (“113 r3126 with .
.iom rum— runners \in ’1 ..1l.¢ l‘ “llll‘
in iliree wuks. He sold 2.:1' “i?! ask
the Supreme Court {or :. nmudanws
ordering the l'nited $111105: District
Court to remand Mezhl‘aiffo to the
slate (301.111 .31‘ trial.
11.- e action against McAuliifi lxasfd
on his. indictment L23 3 federal grand
jury last week for alleged aileptanro
of bribes to influence his official cor.-
BARGE 01mm
IS 113mm
BY POHCEMAN
Patrick S. Cullen. captain of the
harge “Nifty." docked at the St.
George: Paperrbompany wharf. had a
narrow escape from drowning at 924:}
o'clock last night. when he fell over-
lmard. After having been submerged
in‘ the icy water for more than half
an hour, his cries for help were heard
and he was” pulled out of the water
exhausted. Suffering iro’mr the ex~
posure. he was put in bed, and Dr. F.
J. BIorrison was called in and treated
the man. '
Captain Cullen. anttle after 9
oHclock started to go aboard the
barge He was walking a. plank that
suddenly he slipped and went over-
board. Lnable to swim and shocked
in the ' antime
will proceed
_. 1miop<11dmit~ot 111: 2 to
.preme Conriugir; A: ~ said.
Probabl) Test Casi.
l: is beliexed the t the stats 5 attop
‘ appcal “ill take the form of a
3., ...c:dent (vase def-ten. ining the ..
(ion with the concurrent jur
under the \‘olstead Act. and.
will probably be 01" nationwide inter-
Céthor cases involving federal oil.
iicials arrested as such by state
authorities have been decided by the
Supreme Court such as L'nited States
marshals take-12 {is state authorities for
committing homicide While serving
process, and removed from state to
€51.
outsmm 0f
BOUNDARIES
LQNDON. l“ 15. (By Associated
I’l'BSS).-—Qir J: .5 Craig. Ulster Pre-
mier, and Colonel Spender, secretanr
to the Ulster’Cabinet. arrl ’ed in Lon-
don this morning. for consultations re-
garding Ulsters position under the
pending- Irish settlement. Sir James
told the newslfi-il‘er men he had come
in connection with the important cues—
firm of Ulster < boundaries which the
Meaty stipulates are to be fixed. bye.
commission. He hoped he said
haxe an early opportunity of seeing
Austen Chmnberlain, the Gmernment
leader in the House of ammonia. and
possibly Premier ' Lloyd eorge.
L‘.
{Contained on pg. ge’ "‘Eieven)
as such;
0E ‘UTSTER
to‘
N ER l R
0R8 JUMBO
TROMEY CAR
Have Miraculous Escape
, from Injuryor Death
NVEWE WATT.
Henderson’s Sew enth Mis-
hap ‘
A “jumbo" Connecticut company
street~car was smashed into a jumbled
mass of Worthless wreckage at 8:30
o‘clock last night wleei-i. traveling at
high speed}! crashed into the rear
end of a big Singer Manufacturing
comoany‘s truck that was stuck on the
trolley tracks east of Buckley’s bridge
at'Southport. The truck. heavily load-
ed with sewing Inaohines. was hurled
high into the. air up over a keep em-
'izrmlznteni. landing \‘ltll destructive
force or. a lofty stone wall. T‘
'I‘hroe Passengers In Car.
Three passengers were in’the street
car Thev and the trolley crew cradl—
ed 1": om lineath the debris of the de-
molished gar. miraculously udhurt.’ al-
though they bordered on collapse
from shock. "The driver of the truck
ashamed probable death by leaping
from his. seat as the trolley bore down
upon him.
e.
7 Continued on Page Twelve)
INTERESTINR TALK
RN lNMlfiRATlRN
ANTI. ASSlNllATlRN
State Director Robert 5.
Deming Addresses Mem-
bers of Kiwanis Club-1 ,
Al; noes i’esterdag man} interesting"
facts “we re brought out relative to the
Three Passengers and Crew
‘ Police Believe the Boston
Cochia Rebberies Will Be Solved, as Well as
the Shooting of Luigi
\X
Store, Josem 8:80:15 3116
Apicella~Mystery Con-
cerning Stolen Cars Has Several Angles, and
' »Virelli and Brennan Claim to Have Recovered
Autos Worth $25,300—Fed131‘al Authorities
Likely to Take a Hand m the Case of Those
Taking Car from One State to Another.
“11011 in the lit-“slayer language.
lkpartment.zm .
source.
things which will ix- cleared up will he
lnb‘nm‘y of Crxrhia's store
ano. on Boulm: street In addition.
Luigi lpicella “iii also be Blade knoxvii.
At unseat the State nokce aw said
on” Aqueous. and who. likmvis-e
charged with complim’ty in {he arthritis
gang. "'
stolen by this gang to a value of about
(’aS‘Q’Wilk‘h was pun-ham} freon a nmn
Ran ' road avenue.
0. the I mar
Judge («$111359 H. \ “shin-git. at 9 u' L-
arrested 310'“?st?
and this is one reason M13 he \\ a~ not
PARTY TRVRRS
PEACE PLANS
LONDON. Dec. 15 (By The Asso-
ciated Press).—At the resumption of
debate on the treaty withjrelaod in
the House of Commons this afternoon,
Arthur Henderson. Labor leader. stat-
ed that the Labor Party welcomed the
treaty and hoped it would be ratified.
\V’hether the Housefirould come to
a vote on ratification during the ail
temoon session was a matter of con~
gesture. -
Maior Robert O'Neill. Speaker of
the \orthen Parliament at Beliast. ae—
lacked the treaiy on the ground that it
pzoposed a revision of boundaries be
tween North and South Ireland with:
out the, consent of Taster.
Piemier Lloyd George intervened in
the debate and said he understood the
suggestion had been made that he
had said if Sinn Fein had a writ?
in the two countries < of Tyrone and
Fermaoagh. South Ireland would get
the whole of these two countries. He
declared he cefiainly had never said
anything of the kind. 011 the cor.-
rary. he declared. all he ever had sug-
gested: was that the character of the
population would be taken into ac—
counf- as well as the economic and
geographical conditions
EAlllNfl Rfllillfi
BANNER lllllNS
BL'SXQS ACRES. Dec. 16. (By As-
sociated Press).~—Eruption of a vol-
cano in the Andes believed to 15:
Mount Rios-hue. in Chile. is reported
in dispatches receives: here. The town-
,4
This bitumliou was obtained by The
Ilfl'lllded in the arrests will lie several mane loos] W.
, (m Rim-hank:
[The W aunnmbbiiso to be seized by
.Kohn l1 s also been 0rd: owl m anpr'av' in the
out tumor-Wm morning. He has not been- .
a;- no xx arran: nus law. :1 Muses}.
.111; is said to be unmet n! 01' arukuouledg‘e that the car WL' a stalled one,
the “break“ mates in the 9101‘} of the
mud-up or {he (vi—State gang of automobile thieves. there will be 1W
. one of the biggest criminal gangs um: I: axe ever operated in this axiom and
the (radii of the canton will go {:1 Sergeant Frank Vii-cm. of the State Potion
. and State l’dir‘cman “ intern H. Brennan,
Jr.
Evening Sentinel from a saluahle
Among
HID roblx‘ra' (if the Boston Store: the
street. and the robbery u' Jam‘s
1211’ “inside fads" in the shading of
m be lcmkiiig fag/a ma 3311,2- uas. ac-
cording to The Summers, intornlation. 1h:- man 3.110 was schednlrfi to "bum
“stole"
Sarina. 0m: (11‘ the nmn held in Bridgeport jail. at pros-Put after hi1; arrest. hat,
s of 81031:“ York While thieves
the Paige wtaxnolfle of Michael
Already there haw. hem: nxui'erod. 113‘ Yirdli and Brennan, 135mm
$255300.
tlu- police aims a Kansas. touring
named Rownberg, by Aaron Kuhn, of
_ This was taken from Roma's garage, WI afternoon,
mad as efl'ort is being rustle to trams {he original miner. Kenn paid $1,283
downtown mam. berm
an (“It (3. l
(Continued on Page Five)
Bridgeport Alderman Is
Given T woMonths Jail Sentence
Court Imposes Penalty mr
“HES Plea of Guilt as He ~
Seeks to Hide Man “High-
er Up”—Climax Follows
Many Conferences
BRIDGEPORT. December 16.“
The bribery investigation caused by
ihe anemnt of Alderman Edward. 3:.
Hamilton. Republican, to buy the
vote of a Democratic alderman to
efieci the election of a. Republican
president of the Common Countil on
December 5. came to a close at six
o‘clock last night when Judge Allyn."
L. Brown in the Superior Court sen-
tenced Hamilton to two months in
the county jail and imposed a fine of
53%}. The case was taken from tho
City Court by "the Eustace of a bench
Warrant. yesterday afternoon by Judge
Brown. His re-armt 3n this order,
his plea. of guilty and the impos'tien
of the ser .t‘. nee followed a long series
of conferences during the day during
which Hamilton refused to reveal the
alleged “man highexnup” and 21’.
(Continued on Page Nine)
THEATRES SNBNRE
TNT) TNJNNCTTRNS
New Haven Proprietors
Forestall Pofiee Attempt
to Close Houses '
saw Kai'mis.-frhmugk
two temporary injunctions issued this
afternoon the police were held up in .
the contemplated serving 9! one“
warrants on low: theatre owners
Charging them with W" ‘ as of safe‘
t3r ordinanees. mm in the city:
were open last night.
The injunctions were obtained by
Lawyer Benjamin Slade. counsel for
several theatre owners. One was ob—
tained from Judge James H. “Webb 6:
.the superior court and two other:
from Judge Edwin S. was of tbs
U. 5. district math
The Stan? court warrant. iSUEd 133’
Judge Webb 9.: his Hamlet: ham
(Confinned on Page In")
STElNBERfi Rflllf
RANARER BTl-‘lBE
The residen’cfe of Michael Stemherg.
at 5 Cedar street. was quite badly.
damaged by firé this morning. short-
13 after 9 o'clock. Flames were dis-
covered in the kitchen and a. still
alarm was sent to the Central Fire
Station. The fire had made consider.
able headway When the firemen arriv
911.1111: chemicals were used with good ,, 7
effect. and the fire was extingnimedr'
just as it was eating its way info we ‘
dining room. The damage “Sakai?
out of work for this reason and com-
panies employing more than 25, 000
men and boys have announced they
“ill suspend opsrations unless an un—
expected demand for coal appears
promptly. A number of mines are
working on part time. Eight collie:-
ies of the ‘Lehjgh Valley Coal Com-
pany are closed because of a strike.
about eightthousand men being af-r
footed. ' 1' . .
The unusually light demand for
coal is said to be due chiefly to mild
weather. "
Salmtion Army-
N eedsstim More
Nearly. half 1E8 desired amount of
3600 had been raised for the SMva-
tion Army Winter Belief {and up to
The
markers was located
on garage He is al-
vital problem of immigrant assimila-
tion before the Kiwanis Club. Robert
C. Deming. State Director of Ameri-
eanization was the speaker. Mr. Dem-
ing prefaced his talk by stating that
the subject would biz/presented on a
matter of fact and economic basis as
far as possible. “ The
point of view was fits: W
point being made that Euro
11151125501: by the. .
ships of Osorno, £11191; and San Pablo. restricted the New Essen police from
Chile are said to have men consider-ii interfering with the operation of four
ably damaged by selling masks. ' theaters. the Olympia. Palace Bijou
Incaiculab e Samage was done to and Hypmon. A hearing an m
the grazing lands north of Lake 3212? warrant will be next W
The federal court warm t was is-
sued in favor of the Olmgia and 83—
pez-ion theaters.
Junior Hadasah ,
‘ Chapta Dance
a: the Elk's MW in m
MORE l’fllllili
lN STREK YARNS
CHICAGO. Dec. IE.—,—‘-A.dditi013al po-
licemen were again detailed. to the
stock yards- district was, following
renewal of outbreaksfiy strike sym-
pathizexslast night} in which several
persons were attaeked on suppoétirin’
they were strikebreakexs. _ one. a '
Mexican. who was stabbed in the
back. may die. , '
Several minor 112801711135 wove also
reported by the (Elmira police and at:
”Wilt
. confe ssed tha‘ the car
about
it be-
. New lork cit;
go saying that
.s uncle
' :21 Made
Attack on Girl
whose 7 name is 7 not
own request, was re-
"esday night. when
-d and attacked by
fields-n avenue. She
~ men became frigfix-
grams: to a depth of nearly six inches
fie livestock tliere are in danger of
moon. Eur-fixer -erup§:ioas are
1
a
the
_.
I
m m if)" [/13 Ir} '(1'
the goung lady was
a from night school.
on Belden avenue
siepped out of the
t in f. “out and halted
‘r . ...er stood just back of
v
m
“I?
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