my" Mom Homing In a mes-g ,
harm e public today no my; ' Miin ’1he politic“ titre of ti:
(bromine of commerce in c W101i 1borough. In fact. Monti-ire t I, I ,-
with on entertainment in honor or ”3.39% place for thwsrihe fished; o .
of: talk, m m "
Oman- 7' 7 .
mem liardin; said it was his. sewed, use Wmdemréch—
hope that traveling menxtwm continue gm" (of “in? - H .
in tiw naming you the splendid feark er of “19113 303703811
for American business and national. we we. and also held 3; umber ’6!__
confide-nu- which the; have always minor 0m
conducted in the past. it has long»
‘ Been a conviction with me. that no,
group or men do more to epmdfithe ,
mil-it and sentiment of optimism than
do Liwm'vrnbnsadors of homemade
run-mp
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' olfiees over the bank and it was be-
! like to #1.!" them
chain a vast improvement in the na-
tional business situation in the com-
lng tffiirf
‘ TWO KILLER IN
FUTILE AT'I‘EMET
T0 ROB A BANII
condoned from First you.
.. Drtxing their machine into :1 mm-
. her yard behind the bank. they left
two of their number in the car. The
other pair opened a hock window or
the book with a penkulfe and slipped
inside.
. Just what occurred was told the
dktrict attorney by Otto‘ Miller. a
railroad dagmon who was conferring
in on inner oince with James P.
Moore. assistant cashier. when the
robbers appeared. Tonight critically
3 wounded. he is now in the Name]: hoo—
‘lpiui. Only one' other person was in
the bank at the time—Seigtried Butt.
a clerk, Who. ivitli Moore. will cloth. ‘
- Attracted to the bank by the pros-
. pert of obtaining a. $7. 000 payroll for
,the Dexter Folder company plant.
,aeroeu the street. the robbers. without
any: ‘preiimimries. began shooting.
But: was the first to fall. When
“Moore and Miller appeored from the
inner other. the rain ot‘ bullets con-
.tinued. yrith Moore returning the fire
and wounding one of the baudim
Even as he fell. with a bullet wound
over the heart. the assistant cashier
pressed the trigger twice again. but
the nhots went wild. ‘ ‘
The shooting was heard by girls in
liered that the scuflllng of their feet
caused the bandits to tic-e through the
"I hope and firmh believe that the
ef‘ornz which they and many other:
are putting forward. are going to bring
'thelodge’- Heoasaisoomason.
manage- to take a short walk eel-.173
pleasant day. His wife. too. is Spry.
and 'enioyi a daily automobile ride. .
The couple hate been married 66.
years. Mr. Merrill is the oldefl twins
member of Our Brother-5‘ Lodge of
pond Fellows. and is a pastgraxid or
"NEW” FISH HAWY . ’
TO BE CONSTRUCTED
(Continued from First Pike)
and by Dr. Charles Townsend. direco
tor of the New York city aquari
. The commission has under confid-
oration a. tentnthe program of experi- ;
ments to he made in connection with a
study 0! th? lakes and strum: of the
state with a- view to stocking them
with fish which are most nimble to
the food supply and other condition:
The sen-lees or Mr. Tltcomb have tho
been secured tor this part of the work. '*
The commission reappointed John
M- Brampton 0! New Haven. as ouper; a
interment. ‘
Yesterday“. session was the M1
meeting or the new commidoa thick
was recently appointed by Goverior
Lake to take the place of the old body
or eight members which was 1W _
out oi‘ existence by an act of Wtheri lint
General Assembly. Mr. “'alcou‘who
was chosen president seaterday. ex.
pectin to call a meeting or the commis-
sioners eiery month.
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BANNER meson. omens;
[mum Ceremonies “'8! Take ‘
Place at the hlceting Thur-shy
' Night.
At the meeting of Bonner Council.
Son- and Daughters of Liberty. held
last evening. the following odicers.
were elected for the ensuing term:
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window they had left open. with a.
chair in position to assist thtm to
climb to the ledge.
Robber-F Got \‘ollilng l
investigation showed the robbers
had obtained nothing.- The payroll
had been taken to the tnrtory before:
their animal and the inner doors to
the vaults were locked.
In a moment this little town of Roll,
located in liockland county mar the
New Jersey line. was in turmoil. The
fire whisth- was blown and as. soul) as
the trucks appeared. they took up the
chase. assisting the stah- constnhud
Jury of both states. The Inst report at -
the robbers was that they were l‘wad—
ing for Orange county. ;
’
A boy employed in the lumhfir yard nie Plander.
told the police he had taken the car's
1mm. but it proved he was in 01'-
l'ol’. The machine hearing the num—’
ber lie gave was owned by George R. 1‘.
Abrams of Park Ridge. N. 1.. who
was able to account for its rot-«genre
far from Pearl River at the lime or
the robbery.
Two pistols. One- of German
were found in the bank. Moore’s 3
weapon was missing. .
bandits was a man. whose name they
did not dimlosr. who came to the
bank ym rday and said he wanted to:
rent a safe deposit box.
Later. it was said. he returned. ask-‘7
Hi the « lkrk to get the box and while
in a [War room presumably inspecting;
tht- contents. may have opened the
window and. let in his confederate.
The bar it was reported. contained
onl) a few empty envelopes and two
door hinEe’x. ""
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HALIFAX 1N GRIP 0F BLIZZARD.
HALIFAX. N. 8.. :0. “Halifax
was in the grip of a. blixnrd toda}.
Street car service was suspended early. ,
PISS.
l-I inner liolmrm
a rds.
next Thursday evening.
rooms. on Monday evening. at
0'
main» the New Year celebration of Camp bio.
glut-id next Thuroda) evening and re» .
The polite believe that one of the freshmen“ “1“ be served. “
Club. by Mrs. Ely Raymond of Chest- 9 “ ‘
,about 40 zoom The price macro:
were: Mrs. it. w. Gregory, our. the.
George Ernst. oecond:
Kellogg. third. and no. Roy Soldier. 1
consolation.
freshments or chicken rattle aruI dri-
iger rolls. assorted cakes.
Christmas form ice cream and demi-
tam was served.
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Councilor—{min Flatt.
Associate Councilor—Helen
nrds.
Vice-Councilor«Beatrice Slur-gee.
Associate Vice-Councilor -—- .l'ldelinoE
Prune",
weanling Secretary—Charters Pep;
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Assistant I’J‘conling Secretary ..-.
Financial N ('l'f'L'U'J ~wl-‘ red Young.
Tt‘f'ilslirt' r—-lda Rowland.
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Juniorrx-Counrilor-J‘lonnnl Rich- Im“"“"'""~‘"‘.""LWIo-o- 2 n15. &
Junior ex- Associu tr Councilor-“An-
Trustee—l-‘rcd Scofield. Sr.
moist—43km i-‘orelt.
Tfie deputy from Stamford will in-
tall the above officers at the meeting
The member: will meet at the lodge.
7:33
clock. and leave in a body to attend
P o. of A. Initiation win'axso be f ~
BRIDGE. PARTY AT COEVTRY
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A bridge. party was held yefiterday
fternoon. at the Nor-walk Country
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it! run there being nine tables and
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