gritimately' Bmugh
ment Sqtlad;rCr
a nd Sheriffs.
wu liquor pennits' ol.’ variouo
\\l|l
“mll mm lonight. None Will be re-
. . lrohlbition Director Harry
1 \I «lie n71r said yesterday. but'
.. the five wholesale druggists
,. <l‘ I16 and the basic permits re-
,, c .1 1.. licensed pharmacists and
1. 1.1119! and dentists; _ All “permits
, m..mll'acturcrs. barber supply?»
. . . ..l..l bottling works will be el~
III II 1 V"
l» IllllHilC
LII] I“
HI'
policy is in accord with
tightening up in the pro-
vlirc-ctOrls office {which li’ae
..l 11w Connecticut withdrawals
from handed warehouses to
of five- barrels a day for
state.
~ l'.1|
IIH
war
1- lilL'b'
l . Ilo-
expire in Connecticut at‘ -
‘ : fig
Into S '
W arehouseem—(lver 600 late
, .800 83100119 Clowd. ' ‘
More than “0-33100,“ have beé
clonal in Connecticut in ices than
three months. Chief Jonathan E. Eno
of the prohibition enforcement squad
said following the compilation of the
ber 17.1-11.9 men have conducted
close to 700 raidg and the records
showed 'yeaterday that 153 cases in
which evidence. was fib‘tmred are now
pending. .. The state is apparently
more nearly bone dry today than at
any other time since national prohibi-
lion became effective. I
"This cleanup would not hafe been
possible but for the wholemeal-ted co-
operation we ha1e- received from the
continued on Page Eleven)
Thousands- Are
Whole Villages Swept Away
~Hi1ndreds of Thousands
of People Starving, Mis- "
~ionaries Report
\IIJW YORK, Dec. 31.~—-Ncw floods.
wining; over vast sections of. China
»l followed by famine. have killed
I'lousands and left hundreds of thous-
I-uls starving“.
This was the message received 10-
’III.\' by the Episcopal'dcpartment or
11119910115 from Rev. Edmund J. Lee
at (; retan of the International Lamina
lit lief Committee at Ahnwel.
The 'Xellow river, .w‘hich inst Aug-
not overflow”: its banks. flooding a
;Iln'r‘g‘e 112111.10: the province or “Shana:
.tung again has risen, this time burv-
111g 1:1 eat tracts in Shantung Klnngsu
and Allnwei and finding a new outlet
lo the sea.
”So suddenly did the flood come.
ll :11 great numbers were unable to es-
" wrntv the clergyman. “Whole
.lllzlgE‘S were swept away and thous-
; 11.1.4 were drowned.
Iln A hnwel province the Hwal river
~11 its banks and has become one
.-..1 inland sen. Large. parts of thir-
munties are submerged. the
I. i-Iri men, comprising about 10 000
miles."
I 20!] EEWER MILES
RE RAILRRAI] lNU. S.
N011 Low Record Made by
i ‘a rriers in Improvements
and Equipment Ordered
. lllI_.\lJO Dec. 31.. ———Rnllway raile-
the l nitcd States declined
1 llllll‘d in 1921 and a new low
1» ~I. 11.114 made in improvements
Ix. . -:1.l in new equipment ordered
1. . . -lIllH<l_ the Railway Age 0.119
l _\.~ sit rduy.
mini mileage totaled 1,678
l' viilkit'l lly 475 new mileage. the
m . ..1 :~11,Il' known. except in 1920,
11:. .1 11:15 31.4 miles. The abandonu
1.1 r: ...g.- is the largest ever known.
'gl. .1 115-11 not record 0! 1.200 miles
um . railway trackage for the
l' I: "
I 41'“.
III?
\llllll
lll
Tm \- .1.- since 1917 is over 5.700. ac.
cm. ,a 1.. the Age figures. while new
um» ...I. built reached 3.200, a not de-
c1... ..1‘ : null ror the five years. ' "
II........lm-s ordered, for] domestic
a.» - lI l'IL‘l toitaied 241, the small-
(Continued on P330 mm)
REE MAKERS
"i“. . '.l. 7.1 .\orwa.lk appeliu‘s
dell-dun! :11 two actions bronchi
ltllu-rrq 7.: this city in the 61V“ 9.“
W‘ll‘ HlI- ll claiming than
W's ’l\ l I4ill.llll(‘(l the vein 0! {hair
“trill Ii l|11|1lI rill‘Sl.
MT“ .' .\m- l"l1:ll] LaDentelle'f
111M ‘I’ENllllll'N UI cluny and torch
'“3 ink ll‘ iIIl flom the burden in
“CM npu H11 111 by the am
”It ll1-\ (lllm is much in ex HQ»...
tfill‘ 1.11Il llulll‘m (
‘1:ng lilll it submitted its 3” a,
ll ‘9er 8'11 8" ll ll 1alued “3 In“
36:20“) :lnd the stock 0“.
ill- I‘ ll 19 11': 11-1 mined by the
“Bill 3,11 ”00 for the mach:
""“r' fill [in stock. A
an“: m the Memorial 138%
Al "Irimlullon it is claimed
chl’r‘llmll 11:15 valued at ‘3‘
W819 rilisml to $35 309
50“ Roth plaintiffs W
Ll‘xilllg n
In Floo'ds‘in China
mull mileage! abandoned in the I
DrOWned
INERME TAN lS
SRMETRINR TR
THINK SE NW
Tax Department A d v i s e 9
Those Who , Pay Tax to
Compile Their Accounts
mm the appi‘oach or £118 period {or
"filling income tax reforms, January 1
to March 15 the local bureau of the
income tax revenue department ad-
vises 1:26.119.) ers to lose no time in the
compilation of their accounts for 1921.
A new and important provisional the
revenue act of 1921 approved N01 em-
ber 23 is wglint every person .whose
,o1er. shall file a return. regardless of
the amount or net income upon which
the tax is assess'ed. Returns are re-
quired of every single person whose
net income was $1. 000 or over. and
even married person with husband or:
wife. whose net income Was 82, 000 or
over. Widows and Widowers and per-
sons separated or divorced from nus.
band or wife are regarded as single
persons. .- .1 i .
Net income 19' gross income, less
(Continued on P339 Nine)
will llElJlllliS‘i‘ g
lNilllnsIl-lvllll
The summary process suit of 0111']:
Lucas and others against Adam Stein-
wold. was heard this morning before
Judge George H. Vosburgh and a jury.
ot it: 111 the council Chombcrs’ at the
City hall.
99111910117161» the 919111119 was given
Just before press tl-t'ne today. by the
Jury. after about a. five Innnute de-
liberation. .
Attoz‘ney Cramer C.” 1153151111111 311--
peered for the pialtitifl and Attorney
John T. Dwyer for the defendant; ,.
outed at 39-41 South Main circa
chased by Lucaé 3nd tiotheru
Wald! of the. haufiw
records since he took 93109 on (Iota-I .'
and mandated to the horde of Mrs. 1
August 138; £839.. at 10 Lowe- .atreet ‘
,1!
New Rochelle .. ....
Bridgeport ..........1.
Milford ..............
New Haven
Meg-idea .,
New Britain .
11h Stenwaan' 1'17;
and
in the 1381.93.11.81: offices here.
The iiewnpape‘r Popoio Romano
1t. .1: Assorted that 80.000 600‘
lire will be. sufficient to 1115911 1111111
late demands so the bank can eOntln
a'e busines9.
R‘eports form the provinces. men-
than no- alarming occurrences in the
big center's. where the institutién has
branches.
incidents than he gathering of curious
crowds‘outside' the branch 111111119. ,
‘l
Contim'ied on Page Eleven)
218181181111
RVERTRRNS AND:
The residents in the neighborhood
of Hamilton avenue and Lowe ctreet
were startled last evening abodt 9
o'clock by the cries for help and the
crash of a. broken automobile. John
:McGovern. an Semployee of Charles .W.
Pennell. the Haviland street plumber.
was the occupant of the car when the
accident occurred. He had just turn-
ed the corner at the top of the bill
when he saw a boy headed toward
him on a sled. In making a sharp
turn the automobile skidded and 61918
turniti‘g'. In doing so Mr. McGovern:
was hm‘maWnst the curbmg. , fie
became unconscious for a short time.
His hip Wis severeiv sprained. Late:-
in the evening he was able to 6% tak-
en to his home. William J. SchlitL
and neighbors took charge of the au-
tomobile and got it out of the way of
traffic. It was bad!) damaged. but
not 'fiut completely out or confinission.
gm” income 1°” 1921 was ‘5 000 01' EThose who witnessed the accident «1- ,
Clare that Mr. McGovern had a most
miraculous escape.
REEREASER ii i
public to note that. owing to the re~
' . peel oi: the War Revenue tax. effective Liam“ poms received
from Hartford to the. eflect that three ,7
men ‘had placed 9 Chandler sport
model. 4 -passenger 'anto in a. 33%.;
the‘re. and that it had been 1311911111111
tollc'lwilna.r
South
so into
January Int. 1922, the
changes in railroad (arcs. fro
Norwafié to other points. wil
effect on Monday: - 1 . ,,
,_ J , “Present 'New
" . rate.
8th) . . $1. 60
Ne York (125th St). .. 1 45 ,
Vernon; .......... 1.07
._,93
.57
.87
1 22
1.91 *
2. as,
".2. 65 -
The case concerns the propertywé. . .
In Milan. Naples. 'iznrin and
(391109. the (311891113 occasioned no other ,7 -
lNJllRlSS 811811 5
l! handed 01-
by the allied 3' military com Mon.
territory vestec'dav and troop
fiected today. 2,»: ,
, Sixty—{We per carat of tile
the recent pleblmlte in tn?
berg district favored Hu
erelsnty.‘
sectionent o! a dispute 01*
of the treaty
, to nausea ,t '
1,...
The gplebiscite w
" counoei. Attornev
appealed the case and wars released 1
Leo 1392113. Oddo
, the Red Cross. The only dramatic .
followed the sentencing, of - I
‘ "" Oddo when the latter called 011
~ children from the bench where 9119.
had béen sitting with her mother a d
demanded in stern tones why' the girl
d .
EARES RN RAILRRARS
n will lie. pi: interest to the 88.11am;
Signed By Coroner Pllelan
m the Aplcelia Shooting
At
Vén
' " . longing t Aaron Lyon9,o
_, Patro '
The
11911 a net or license plates at l ,
' 111111.
cal police that h In ' ' _ '
1113181111: 11 gtvingthe umbe and ;
2: 20 o'clock this morn! = the
itelephone
numbers n the can. 11d
. nnumbers on it were
38 X5 5. 81111 were i sted as be—
Nothing
on at Lyons‘ garage, by
an den? ~.Dorney brought to
7th e fact that Mr. 1391139 had
‘XSSSP ”
Mike Sermo. Jacob Bettina
{find Samuel Inhertmo 13:10!
Awaiting Finding of: the
gCoroner 1n Apieelia’ s‘ Mur-
der-i—Fmdmg Will NotBe
Even though Should anyone to ..
1119.1113ch bonds or $7 580, ’19 th
"Made Pubhc for Sonic
need without his knowledge to: boot-;
légglng and 't , it his chauffeur was ar-
rested with It 9 defendants and kept in
jail until he obtained his release; 1108‘
colt McNaily. of Wes'tport. has brought
suit for 82.150611951113389 in the sniper.
loi- Court.ag'ainst Louis Lévlne and
Israel Sack... both of Worcester. Mass.
' In the allegations, McNaliy charges
and Levine hired a. madli’ine r
and wanted to Men New York _
city. neither of the men claimed to
" in a decision filed yesterda
States IBistrict Judge " .
Thomas «with the clerk or the
Court. who no}: the process "
91121913:
spondent’s return. an '
that two grounds of :ti’xe W
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