Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 27, 1921 · page 1

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_ INEW HAVEN Dec 27. mnesponsl;
., lllllty for the fire which déstroved the?
' Bull-to “mane hero, on Sundaye errn'é
jug. Nm’vmber 21‘, firms filed by Cow:
ml El Mix. today as realn§,upon'
blinding Inspector Joseph L‘ Allstln.
her-ans: of alleged failure to finforge
'Im- building code: upon Manager
l .nwrome' E. Carroll. for alleged reck-
ll» 5.3116541; in staging u prologue. am?
upon Aural S. Black head of tho
09:11pm); wllkh controlled the house
{mnwllrgml milurc- tag?“ obeylfigote and.
1' llx lnwg m3 “’1‘ fll‘f‘ Ilfiltectibfl, v F‘

In (his nri nine «mums 3222;3um
Hyvs and more than u hundléd‘pe’n
2mm wru- morl- or loss burned.

'l'hv (-omIIe-I- found that zlltm‘atfons
in the building forhlclur-u by, Anstln
‘Vv‘l‘fi‘ not stoplwd by him. and thutlhel
am not inspect the ”watt-rafter" for-
bidding: these changes; that. l‘m~
lnutlHlH tlw tlwatrv hml no licenae.

 

anQ that; the police department kno
ml: and knew that
pictures Were? give; without perm

along and that the théa'tre- was 8‘!-
most bare. or fire promeuon app!
22:.

the conditions which
night In the Illalto.
been oversold 1, {)7

real or the house aargfiéetxit’ors. and”-
did nothing to remeMgndfllons.Tl}
{JOKE 3

After the fire film during the l
quest controversy" rose among Fl

'mId city officials as 10 lnsbection‘dian
lhe lnterprétatlon of the fwllding cod
.3 new one hzwlng him-'11 adopted '
your. Ausfln clalmml- lt “as not

 

 

 

 

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Was Captured Digging Up,
Ammunfition for Use
in Prospective Revolution?
Set for January l-Long
Leader of Fighters

: ‘N'QGALES. Arizona. Dec. 27..»-
Gen. It‘ranelsco Reyna. who had {lg-L
umd prominently ln revolutions in
Mexico ln the last ten yoam was ex:
ecuted by a. flrlng squad, in Nogales.
Sonar-a. across the international llne'
from here late yesterday. He was al—
leged to have been caught (llgglng
Ilfles. M36133 an: ammunition from
the mound-'noar (133.023; Sonora. 35

 

 

counly.
There].

miles northeast d!
was Captured about 9 o’clock

 

 

 

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{MS KILLS HVE

 

 

 

Police Find Family in
Christmas Tragedy “

I'll'MTROIT Dec. 21.4.31: énure,
family was killed here by tomes from.
.I gas heater. ll; was discovered by po-
HCe yesterday when they forced en-
trance into the home in response to
the appeal or anxlaun neighbors.

The dead are Gaetano Malmonde,

 

48: his ylee. Josephine. 38, and their
(hlldren. Philip. 14; Lucy 10 and
John. 3 m

 

'l he body of Malmonde lay beneath-
:1, partlw decorated Christmas tree.
'Jhe others were in had apparently

having been asphyxiated While they -‘ '

 

wen: :In a. rear room police »‘

lmmd the body at a pal: 3oz. belouglng , ‘

to the children. 3“
Neighbm-s had- null seen the Mail-
mondes since Christmas Eve and ask-

healer (bliizfnfi hit
lined with gas.

BHIDGEPQRT Dec. 27
1 rank and James Mchll
lancf, California,
John McMalle-n.
probuljng of th'
’ ‘ at $3. (1130
disposed of yva file he‘

no" Uniyerslly and to 1411133 H” fig

.3 niece: Th'é lat km 2

(mo and the use of ‘

in Norwalk. ‘
Grounds to h

sum-cl in thé patio-r ‘ *0

than l‘that the 3231121” 239 31':

 

 

‘ pressed by other Liberal newspapers.

egates to recelve the formal decision .
fit their Government on this American
compromlse proposal for limltatlon o:
submarine strength had '

 

LONDON, Dec.
and Press) L—ance‘s claim "for ’8
large fleet of submarines. made be—
fore the Washington conference, are
again attacked by the London news-
papers which resumed publication
today after the Christmas hollda s.
:“Doulyllng a { elm

such an aggressive attitude ”
tlence with the. French demand-la ex:

the Westminster Gazette charobterlz~
lug it as extravagant. The "Gazettg
adds: , , _
“It emphasizes the all lmportant
differ-once between the spirit and let-
ter of the American proposals for na~
yal llmltatlon. ”

’ Arthur J. Baflour. head of the Brlt-
ish delegation 113 Washington, is given
warm pr’alse by several 0! the news—
papers. and the Amer-lean oflt‘er for a
reductlo‘n in her own'axid British sol}:
marine tonnage is extolled as the hex!
best thing to abolition. which Great
Brit'uln 36312333..

”Falllng ace planets. of the British
scheme oi abolltlon. thé American
proposal must be press’ed z::¢=.-ral1latltebnt«s
ly." Says the Daily New; yvfblch finds
it impossible to see how a. big build-
ing program can be upheld in the
Ia'ce or Anglo- American pressure.
WASHINGTON Dec. 28 (Associab
ed Press). wr‘allure or me French del- ,

 

 

rologurs to mxu‘

In the flndlug Coroner Ml describes .

27" (11v 139.33.903.- 0

Iowa; ’ ‘

 
 
 

Enginea in Company plant, 111 the
684203331131; ,

 

 

v A very £35?” wedding took place at
3: 30 o'clock. ckYeatérday afternoon. in St

 
 

bride of wallow Bent-y Cole. 0: North-
Fajrfieid avenue. Rev. Louis B. HouL
all performed the ceremony

The lax-id? was handsomely g‘qwnefi
ln blue trlmune and carried
of roses.

The bridesmaid was Misti! Ella. Be
fond. sister of the brlde.
dressed in blue tricotln

 

1‘ allow

the home of Mrs. John Murphy, sister

of the bride! oz aofienter avenue. The

Iecrptlon 'wns attended by a. large
gathexlng of fflenda and relatives.

mars church, when Miss Lillian Bel-
ford, of 40 Center avenue. became the '

l
" 1th! cerénlollfi the 513321 . ,
couple were tondered a recéptlon at: ,

Following the reception the bride and ,

, ' x forgman in the Nash, ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' night, oniy to

by I’attolm Dbrno‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

RU'M E Dec. 27
Press) .‘n—Disordera

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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