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EL.
NEWS [THAT’S
RELIABLE
_u i.
east) 1870
Office as
ignited States Shipping
ward’s Appeal From Late
Injunction is Heard
.g.,s;icd by Judge Marvin from Using the Main
Highway at Wilson Point. Appeals to Court
i‘ur Relief, and There Will be a Continuation
.ii‘ the Hearing Next Week
fl. ahi‘nl
[Hull wind hertriug lm-| l‘iisi .ludtrv
. . .‘lurtiit lll.l|l" tho stig-
l' \\.i!do .\l:ir\iii oi the (gs-Minn, th.it culinSo-l might i'nmw to
‘ \' ~I~'ltl:l\ afternoon for some llul’t‘t‘lllt'Hf us to :i lllthlltlt‘ullOn.
‘tliv ll.|llllt‘IlOll. l'QSllt'il l-iit iminsc! \\'-'l’0~ not .ibiv to :icrvc.
i. in» ‘lL! iinst the I'nitrd Illlll thv herii'iin: proi‘vglo-sl.
'1‘ "'1 'i‘lll‘f ”I“ "l-H” .\l rl-i prom nt Illllv' tho- I' S Ship—
‘\ ' .1 ”'VI" .Hl, “"""‘ id's- l:t|.ll'll has S-lllt" stiii in». lltlll>|'!~'
It. i .- \\l‘\"lll l'HH‘l {it Hi. 'I‘oiiit " |'<1l'llii‘i'n-..I:iln li.ilE
"PW“ \\""’ ""l‘l'ltll" t. ll\ t'l'l up li‘l ll\l t.i‘l the Ilu-uril
h‘ I“ ”H" “"' :i‘sn in"uiil~-d 'ilmtit {it'7‘t\ of th”
'7' "“'|'ll‘"-“"" I’ll" Idllil -i' t“- \\".:\nli l'IJIitt t‘tilll||.lll\.
"“ 'ill'n l'l'd'l‘l I'll \iim): \\.‘l\ ll>\0’llll \titli i1iilrn.id
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<Ill'llll'1Ill:ll it :i-I 3w... 11....liii‘h ~.ilul tit"
ll. . ' .
. " l ‘ I "2." "WIN" lluililiuz \unuuvr lh‘N 't
t. innit iim l s ‘I'
l u .. hwlv‘whlli In H. \\'il~wii I'niiit liulriunvnirt
Ix SEMI" u‘ lliil‘.ii.l ‘v'l'll'l'l U\\l.~.iI.n.il ll'l.ll"\ \\llit‘
1‘4 YH‘H“ My [wwm‘y t'-\ 7|‘l['lll"‘l l" .lu'i tli l'l'”I .‘llll
\\. \i l'tvizit initirii‘ ll‘lll ‘ W. ;" '“LUE‘ I I“ drum-luv; '1\ 4'
J‘Mfiu ”ll/”1: ll. .Qllll‘lll‘W l"‘\l'I' ltl|.li lt'SJl'l. l' n.» it - ll
‘ ‘rll't ‘|“"lt .luuzuv \lii'.ii \'.Ill\.l‘t.'l-)
uni \nl \-.i.-i- ‘ ""
(‘untintii-d on Page Twelve)
iiiiyd George Suspends His
Threat to (Quit Parliament
”— eiiiiiiiii
{l‘lilll in England ls Stilll
. , h l. c. but \Vcek-end
withering at the Premier’s
. ntriiii‘)‘ Es t at 0 Mil)"
'll‘ltlti‘ About An l'nder-
idlltlllll‘:
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Ilqu"llI r ' t \ " S‘Hylrlwl
t ilsi . ' ' t ‘ | I I i \ l: l ‘
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i'iti.- L‘ri\-"" .i "t. i I A ‘1. I “(I {II L"'
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‘x'i . ‘ iiiilmi'ilit I . 1ii.-" | I ”M“ \...‘\:l"“‘,‘,l,‘I’l-‘l, 1.:
ll- iiiti1,:t.:l1~ \w-It ‘ . .i . \i ll" \ it in
il"llivwl" Ii\!‘4 lit V v, “\j V...
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, ‘iv l“ Ii~ 11,- J‘ nwi Hut 1 .1 . '.1 l. l‘iivim .t. W»
ilirlrv'rlilm Ini'il t litl“ I .\ :ii \ ,'..- \\. v. ( i I ItI
- -l. >ii .\il?-'ii' Iliifn'ii [-in
7 “MIN H‘i'~ ‘ l ni'~ r
l \ thn ‘r [Illn‘l‘l mi “All \lfll‘llv: L'I‘ Continued on Page Twelve)
fflflICCflMMITTEE
nittlnulii: lllt'll Mimi; In
"ILZt‘lllt‘r‘. \Vinston Sin lluvr
Siiiitin liir t‘ul.u:i.-< .lil'l
‘.':thl on Page Twelve)
‘ . 'I'Iw \lv d? i'lil l‘tiiid liit-‘lit'ctnr Hidin-
xl’w BRITISH .inr- I'lllllllllt;v ol' lllt‘ I?” ml at Ilf‘ulth
- - twill” Is tliv lrrl~.\t Hf lllt‘ l‘it\ of Stunt
turd \\h~ii ..t\ insiu-«tlon is being
) llltttll‘ (ll thi sliughtt‘t' llHH." ’l'liom-
[llt>llli on tlw- IllSpt‘t'lltlll tire ll-rnllh
‘ " ‘ ‘ Ui‘tu‘o r limb-pit If l'rrduv. Councilman
'I‘linni is J uni s. Milk Insiwi'tur ll l-Z,
Hull-s ull‘l ltiitul A. .\lill;~‘.
'I‘llt‘ joutnrt to Stuttitiiid was mndi~
hv automobile Folio“ ing consulta-
-—————— lion with Stnrnt'ord ottit‘iuls .tlic- com<
lintcrcd at the South .V
Second Class Mall
onvalk Post
Matter.
Her Sex
I‘Jrs. lillvn Spencer KlUSM‘)‘.
law in I'll" WU)
battle .‘ilii .ldini ‘nwi'. \\'litlv
itself with the llLZl‘ltS tit “unit-u
women. ti/ :
two-think t‘l t
\'\ltll)\\ ni' (it'li
I
“or {ornuil
ln 1‘2“} she
to the» li.ii' lllilll lWJ.
death Ill lwi‘ l‘ll\lt.tlltl
lliiw. HE \\Illt ‘1 5'”:
Leads Fight to Place
On Juries
3:
i
i
u-.. 1......“ - j
\ctwrttu wonitiu lawyer of “'asliington.
who bus lmei. llklillllti for the :tdt'.itice of woman its practitioners of the
and number for almost titty yens. has still another
lt'l‘ latest struzgle d ‘t-s not exactly concern
lawyers. i:
'11.. ir right to some on jurm‘.
.- Sines llth liztr women as jurors.
Elt‘lll” n ll Mussry of Civil War lame and has practiced
hut in \Vtihliill‘llilll fur tnrty~six years, although she was not admitted
hEECt t5 a vital legal right 0:
At t nrdiug to Mrs. Mussey,
Mrs. Mussey is the
lltllllIl-‘xloll tn the bar followed the
timndt-d the Washington 00110;. a:
1‘ ~t:'.l honorary dean.
BENEDICT XV. IEEI
EEW BEIIINEINGS
Pope‘s Wiii Dispbses Only of
Pro-Pontifical Property
]_1I\II: .\l.iV-i. 4 tI'-\ .\.~>In'l.it-il
i-..\-.., 'i‘i. -. i-..;.. IL...0illil \‘vlul.
In Illlil “.m iiii\:--~<ril t»' lir-vint'lt
"v \m pt lllUFt' t- u in Win-“ :1 “hi: h
h. 'Illt' my IISL‘lllltPllthi ixi' tin {within
l’outilnnln \m n- :i i- .l‘I\ put Kit I\ r- -
Lust-rial in lll\ ll.lll’¢‘ .'ii‘.l I‘ltdlt‘tl is.
thi- t‘Olllflllliio'\ ur l"’:..'ll up.” (lotion.
zind ltotOguii.” Vl‘lltfit' belongings \tpri»
lvrtt by him to ltl\ ntlphi-w. thi- sun
tli his brother. (ii-nuiini Antonio delta
t'liivsn. 'l’lic l'ontit't disposed of all his
personal estnt - llIlI r his Ilt\1lll()ll.
'l‘hi- will \v.i.~2 iluti-il l-'nl»;ii.‘irv 20,
tint}. and its i'iiulniits lndiw'itvd that
it “rm drawn “'llll" tli~ l‘npr it'fltt'ted
on tho- tt'l'l‘t)l\’ Hi the vim In part It
S(A)SZ
"'i‘hr- thought th.it Ill) li’: is in
God‘s lirinils and that from one m0~
invnt to {Illulln't‘ I might lw tuken
:ivt.iv counsels lllt‘ to innkv in\ lust will
Jnd tostnrnrnt. tiiiliv‘ipnllt to iii-clure
\l.llt h 4 Sir Jumps nlllltr will report with (t rough druft the nuturp ot' the brimmings of which
I! ”(mun n1 :1 ”mm”. (if the propiwiwl .\lw.it and Food In- l mu n v in 530534 :uinn.
.. . :rni. lizis :Issulns-d thi- spithor tll‘vlltlfll‘i‘c at the min-tint: 0f "ll:i\ilig inn-km] the Ilt'\lllt‘ aid. and
“'mdniugtou of La“ tIIn- lonrd 01‘ lit-ulth to be llt‘ld Mon. puttiug‘my trust in tin. interi'rssions
"I 'lIlIt'lfll announcement. 'I-l.‘ night.
truism l’.ll‘t'4l to :i iii-viz I COMinued on Page Six)
It in .IE-.\ honor list CAl‘flRflN HERE '
" w burs (It‘llt‘ll at that I
\‘. twin. r.iil\\.i\' dirrr'tur ‘TRINITY STUDFNT
inulit‘l‘. has takv n th“ I a“ J.
\I.l.'ll"l1 of (‘oniptuii I ‘
t'nrlll‘l'» ol “'uiwltk ELEBTS "FFICERS' fiETS FREEBB“
l. pl 1-" ir'irni 0t “owl I t
inns l’miuii lniruby 0f -———' i :-
\‘k'tth the Emil ril’ tit‘h Pliurti-r menu} _
\i i~wii tii int‘izil nilvis— lit-rs. but four (HVIIF' Fl must t‘”””‘“- i . . -
lll' :it :iiloptx the titln‘ lustir‘ in: Mint: ..: ill" “‘"ll‘ '1 “h" ‘1'" mil?Inzlll'fitlgRitt-ti'ciytlléhl‘ioli- undid; lithp
M "l‘ >3I'l IH‘HIF- l" Nil‘t' ‘0 form 'r‘ (lill'll‘m l“'r"'"‘" sister a dettctive in New Jersey in c. D if"
".nitii~~ . qui'; to ill“ it"th‘S “"4 ”l" ‘\I\.’qti“iilflll \Htli the CNS". l’rnsvciititi Till”-
-H l to he nillllr‘llr tlrdt-r 0f the V. lll'll i'l’lll'l'its “'1 ”I" I nev Nathan A. St‘han liil Doligc‘l “W-
l-Inchnntrd lit-glint” was livid his? . nolled thé case dzninst GPOTII‘O \(lgllllt
\Y n . . . . .._ ,,\..uing in )1;1SI\tlll‘ ll..lt. South Main :gun. is years old. of Bergens Ali‘ieli-
| . ('llalllCS stri'll-‘t: l ‘1‘] R “Q. N. J.. Tiinitt' College. freshman. air-
ii 1" Be Imposed ....‘.:.‘.'.'.‘.‘f: “' '“ * " "‘ " .g. .. mm
_ .. :l_ . . . ’ilmrge of breach of the peace follow-
.. ]h\ t \pqv rs I'VH‘lm” M" \H "" 2'17‘7"”'l~ ) II‘L' st-vs-n incundiarv llres in the col
' .. .i . o ., "~ ‘ ‘ _— ‘x‘ 't :S l. .(v. .' 4 -- -
W“ t. 5 \U W {'er \':]\‘:|Lt:;:n‘fll;filllt iit .lt.. Tl. lllll l h _. buildings during a (“.0 “'ceks'
- w' tli- tu\ corn, sperm-q \‘ Min (‘hrstvr Lawrence. ~ .
'r'i- trk- rs nr‘titiir 'l‘ri'nstlrvr Mrs J. llnrrv Gibson. (Continued on Page S“)
l""‘1*|“ll‘ of “l" ’I‘rtlstt-vs .\li~' l-Zninid l'l'nhl. .‘ilrs
in Ii\::lii.il§ nnrl —— '
It" "PTO-"MN“ (Continued on Page Three)
hate
l-rlllllllSHlOXlt'l'
I {\In"“.\'.
Waterbury Woman
Dies from Burns
a" -..- l until
’1'» liiiiikl out
wtmnleeiuner WATrrnizi‘itv )lul‘ch Lifilrs.
1"':" H .t ll“ l-‘l \liclirirl l:\;in :lE'il 47. who was res.
i. \\ ii\.~ tl‘“ t‘ll'll trom ;i i.r-- l»_\ I.It‘lli-(;O\t'l‘l’l0r
‘ "‘ '--r failure t'inriw: .t. 'r. liil'iv-ttil‘. m‘ Fv-h lT. tllt‘fl
t'i F"'|ll'll (‘71 ti-sfi'rdnv. {is l"S‘lli ut' hurRS sus-
tniiied (it the time. I'l‘nrlottl- l. (lib-
? \ (onirnis sun. 1.1, :t l‘l-J‘u of thr ll!‘(‘t‘2l<"'l. was
;' I 'i~" " Sili'l' "l M\\ilrtl' ii :1 mod il tmln) luv tlm Valen-
" lh’lttt'r of hurv burl-nu oi’ l‘irt- l‘ro-tention for
I irnrmscd in tutor shown on tho night of the fire
:19 or
7' ' 'I‘ .4 Eur pl) 'i«--t through th-r snow clothwl only in
1 "'Y {myrillv for
'1 l"? thnir
mun rilmd
l‘t"illl’ll.'~‘
li)‘ the and was caused by an oil-stove being
accidentally upset.
\
. Five Alcohol Ring
Members Indicted
Indictments charging conspiracy in
ihe shipment to Bridgeport of 100 bar-
rels of alcohol from the Fleischmanu
Alcohol company of New York were
returned by a federal grand jury yes-
terday against Edward Derigibus, W'il-
.liani J. Bishop, and Joseph Krautter
,i-i Bridgeport, and “'illiam Delohery.
iJr., and Fred L. Kirk of Danbury in
I
. Federal court in Hartford. Over which
i‘Judge Edwin S. Thomas is presiding.
The five. men. together with Ed»
‘mund Celia. who was freed by the
,jury, were arrested in Bridgeport
“liwn .uhn run three blocks in her hare‘ sump time ago when an alcohol ship
ment was seized in the railroad yards
Il' r nightdrr-se to turn in nu alarm.iby federal agents. The hearing held
The urn occurred in Charlotte's home in the city court bel‘ore United St‘a‘tes
Commissioner Hugh J. Lavery attract-
ed unusual notice.
IMIIS. IIIIIllEl’S
L. IlEATII ACCIDENT/ii-
.ttl. (II .\lr\ liddu IL. l'utiliv,
\ti. . u i-I llt‘lll\ Kl l‘UtlIt)" \\l.4) \\:is
At l lIl thw I-I'ilt'tullll (it hr‘t' l.I|lllt. ($10
ix”: in ”=1 51“ it )4‘rit‘ltl:l\' :ittv intYOll
l.\ lJ‘l dilliqllll‘l»lll-I.1\V. Mrs. John H
t‘rmfoi. came :is a surprise to the
llmlt‘ ltlends Ul U r Ilt‘t‘t‘llSl vl
‘l‘liv lf‘t‘ln v. a» l.I7I‘l “itli Luis \\liii'li
ftcni an opt-tied burnvr on u
small plate, on “lllt‘ll Mrs. COOlI‘)’. who
t‘.lill"
has bvcn ill for some tllllo has been
in tht- habit of preparing lnr‘uls.
It is believed that Mrs. (‘Utiltt had
dulled to prepriri- some ten t'or hir~
(Continued on Page Seven)
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1922
HAYNES REVOIIES
EIEISIIIIMANN’S
SPIRIISPERMII
Orders Supplies of Indus-
trial Spirits Seized in
Concerns’ Plants in Ten
Cities
YEAST iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
. MAY BE CUR‘TAILEI]
Dry Commissioner Charges
“Utmost Bad Faith,” as
Well as ‘Many Other
Irregularities
Mulch
New York and it‘ll
hranrh agencies of
Ytnst Company are
preparing today to exc-
oi l'rohibition Cont»
llzt3ii¢s to $t'l/J :ill supplhs
.‘Ilt‘OllUl in tlit- plants.
oidi rs “er: lsstlt'd lust lllL‘lll ful-
thr l‘o‘\l‘:('lilll*ll tut lli" (Ullle
industrial alcohol permits.
.\-: L'iniind for this :ittiuit. which
ihi prohibition FOnlllllH>ltilit‘l‘ h:
:--u:il'vlid "rint- (it lIl‘ lilL‘Zi'st
(luv-cvs- tlii vuiiitmtt't \\ith d1»
(it lut‘
pu. prisms."
\VASIHNG'I‘HN,
l~lll'|ll otliriuls‘ iu'
(itlit‘l t'lllt.~ whcrt
ll‘it Fleischmunn
h-t itid \\iri
thi-
it'llt'l'
. ‘t'u orders
u l.-.‘
or llltlllsll'ldl
'l i.‘
"i\\llil
pints
Kiid
.ilS
lIil'tL‘\
\tision :i‘i-ulinl
I" ._‘ lull!
YIii
Honda-\- inut
.‘il.-l
:\ with iiistmsi'iz iit‘
Hmong otln r
lltil‘irlN \'t rug-g
.1. «hot (l'itl “lili-
vn turgid pniinits
nut l‘t'llillld to purchnst."
PEflPlE RESPONDINS
iii THE AMERICAN
JEWISH RELIEF FUND
’lli: .\'4-it\;t!k ltvlhf t‘omniittic for
\\'.‘l‘ Stzt'l"vioi‘s disiii In Ivi-iv~.\ llil'
:imlitud- to the lll‘ll \ I'lllrlll :-i lllltll
im n lllill Women who it .i. M» L' ‘ 'i
on.’\ t't‘llll‘liilllt'tl to th< Elllml tl.:it i<
mm In t'ig raised throughout ll.l>
t'vl"ll)' to (red the gnu...- >t.:i\in:
lvllrlSJIIF in the war tlt\.l.\lllliiI :tlt.l.\
“2 |:.I‘l' in Europe.
\ii\ t'lll who has not ;i.< _\tt contii.
lrut..l :«izd desires to lad!) this \\ (>l'lil\
twiiisv \\i'l kindly sat-nil In their t’lt' . its
to thi- lm‘nl chairman of this di'iw
\tho is Sziitiucl ltoodni-r. of 127 \Vush
lllL’lUll Silt-4“.
'I‘lnr lnllowini: arr the llllllllS ril
thosr “bu lizni- contiit-utt d bllll’t the
l:i\l list published:
Alw J. .\lillcr . ............. 33“.“0
I) Sachs ........... . ....... ‘17»"0
J. M, Svliulhause ....... . . . .. ‘1".0“
Hyman Lichtcr ............. 10.0“
.\'. l“r<imer ................. 5 00
Dr. J. Sloman .............. 25.00
Continued on Page Seven)
event pictorial page and
i
and Tom.‘
EVENING SENTINEL’S
NEW COMIC FEATURE
Following the recent introduction of two_ new features,
namely the celebrated Burgess Bedtime Stones; 9. current
other interesting features 1n The
Evening Sentinel, there is published today one of the best. four
page comic sections procurable.
There are six comics to appear weekly with The Evening
Sentinel, and this is only another evidence that The Sentinel
can be counted upon to give its readers the best,
tainable and that which is most welcome in the home.
The cartoons which will appear weekly are “Slim Jim and
tee Force," “Jingling Johnson,
Good Fellow.” "Unlucky Louie,
Rain. sleet ur hmm'.
THREE CENT!
A,
Final Overthrow of
Provisional GoveMent '
Under President Zanelli
Rebels Capture Fiume and New Administration
is Formed as the President Flees from the
City—Revolutionists Bombarded the Palace
in a Sharp Battle~—Fascisti, Headed by Dep-
uty Giunta, Forces Unconditional Surrender.
lr‘ll'Ml‘f, March 7" (Assoriut: d
Pressiv’l‘he committn‘ of national
defense proclaimed the tinnl over-
throw of the provisional government
2:411le and the Con—
tmln)‘ (Friday).
(upltulutrd ullt'l‘
under President
stitucnt Assembly.
The gou-l nnii-ut
fit‘l‘t‘i- fighting.
The committvc. upon assuming
4.—l‘r0hi~
potvt-r. risked thi- ltulinn (lovrrnmvnt
to Send a i‘t‘prt-s- lll:lll\(‘ to tltllllllllbll‘l'
the gnu-innient of Mir tll) until Illll'l
is restored.
l'tuntt.‘ Illslmli l” S lust nifllit d' <‘I.it‘
1d that l‘t-zxitbl’l' Valli! ll:i :ind his tolr
l(i\\'t is liiid th :1 to “thwart. llilll
l“llllllt‘. :ifltr issuing -. (it-chirutmu
I-‘iumc which has groatly complicated
thr- alt‘f‘ady difficult sittmtion con-
ironting the new Cabinét. Signor
t‘ustrllt. who has alri‘ad\ lrptwstlllf‘d
the government at l-‘iutw (Ls-
patched there immediately to inW'sti-
gate the situation and ad‘isi- the be‘
means to adopt.
“X15
'1'. i'ivlla.
The uttittide of Presidtut
“ho has lwrn forced to hand (W l' the
gun rnmt-nt to the N.illhl‘.ll Commit.
tn of Ih‘t'i-nsc. docs not .Lliluul' outfit
I‘ lim‘ llt‘l‘l Shortly llllt‘l‘ la .issumeti
[\IivH‘l' on (N'lOlH‘r last. in r.il‘l(‘ :0
Home .‘tlltl obtained a tom. t»: mg
hundrwi million lirv ll: thin ox—
piisst-(l a innit lwlll’d' tn tli- llzillan
HSl|ll‘Hll0ll.\ in Fiume. but ll‘ht-t‘ l‘ix r9-
illiiinst iiiiiii..ii.itc‘ly
It.il'..n ple-
lll'll tn that plum-
lllt'lll‘l' d thr iniility (it Hi.
tinnsti i'ring‘ thv :xtitlioiitt in tin .\'.it
lt'l).tl t‘utiiiiuttw Iil IN E its: 'I‘lit
(‘upitultitiun tolloui d tin .ittiii-k tin tli.
gtni-rniun-iit l'.l|it(" iv\ 'l‘.i--~i<t.xs. \\ ho int-tit.
lll‘t v twi nit 1:|nll|lll into tlw building; I Ihidils til iistc-riini'»: 'Ll.7" L' are
lit‘XIl-I. Mutt h 4 t \SN't‘lutt‘d no“ l-t i‘Ollllllf: “\UlIJlllt' l... ;.- From
l'l".\\l .\ IUllliIll mt iiii*.i~t:i< tmi;i\_ ——
t]l$t'll$>t d ;.t l- I xiii 1h: tint. Ill (Continued On Page Sewn)
fi
iiiiiiiiiiiiitis
TUBEEXAMINED
IN NtlltWAllt
material ob-
” “Mafia,” ”For He‘s a. Jolly
” and “The Kelly Kids, Tim
HAR'l‘l-‘tilth. March 4.~~Clarence
Setniour. state commander of the
American Legion. today announced
that he had. asked :1 committee of 22
i-itizens from all parts of the state to
take up the burden of raising a fund
with which to carry on the adminis.
tration of the state fund for disabled
\eterans pending court action on the
question of- expenses of handling the
state fund. The proposed committee
includes in its membership Frank S.
Buttcrworth of New Haven. who re-
cently was prevented by court order
from drawing a. salary for administer-
ing the state fund. Among others on
the proposed committee are: Charles
E. lockhart. of New Haven; James I).
Mclx’vnna. of New Britain; State
t‘omp‘trol ier. Harvey P. Bissell. of
Ridgeficld; Philo C. Calhoun. of
Bridgeport; .K. A. Sr—aton. of Tor-rim..-
ton: Theodore V. Meyer. of \Vatcr-
bury: John Buckley of Voter). and J.
Henry Roz-aback of North Canaan.
e,
ASII CITIZENS III RAISE EUNII
III AllMINISlEIl SIIEIlIEII All]
Eleven Automobile
Tires Are Stolen
lih-vcn automobile tires were stolen
from one of the hand trucks on the
platform of the South Norwalk (iv-pot
last evening about 9:15 o‘clock, ac-
cording to a report made to the police
at that time by the American Railway
Express company.
It was said that
ued at about 8200.
the offices 0; the Express company it
was said that no trace of the tires had
been found at: yet.
They were mostly
5L
33x4 tires and
walk Tire & Rubber company to deal—
ers in New York state. There were
several bundles. some contain two or
three tires.
Advertise in the Sentlntl.
the tires were vul- 'agc ownml by \V. S.
This morning at i of Hoyt and East Maple streets short-
ly after 9 o'clock this. morning and
30x31/z. and were shipped by the Nor- The loss
l‘tlliiittii.g lln l<‘il.'\l (if a l.‘illlli'l
rit Ivn..'i )uuivr “in. l.:\i ltil illlll
liltlllll‘ “tail. to tlir'i Ill-1'.l 1“ l.lll
that tiny li\i lut;. t-‘ riiiwlinil in pit
to iitlni Shinilwiti. ..- Iliiiluiim't tu
t.iltr~ t\:iniiiv.itini.> Ii'l llit'lltl \-' "i'
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BURN—Ell AUTEINSBIIE,
HAD BEEN SlIllEN
The local point have l'l‘(t‘l\l d “ord
from New York cit) that clears up the
mystery of the ownership of the
(‘hnndled touring car. 1320 model.
which was set on tint after lwilifl
abandoned on Strawebrry Hill nvenuc.
late“ on the night of February 6th.
(‘ l.
Thi- car was the property at
Geocoli). or New York city. and was
stolen on July ‘Jlst 102]. from the
corner 01 47th strcit and 7th avenue.
\vhilc tlit- owner was in the Pacific
National Bunk there.
The insurance adjusters. through
whom the identification was mad:-
will come to Norwalk next week to
The machine has been
barn or one of the city
it was found.
take the car.
stored at the
officials since
lilRlS’ AND WENENS’
EllllllSJflMflVE
Oll
A meeting of the committee
house arrangements of the Girl's and
\Vomcns' Club met )cstcrdav at‘trr-
noon at the home of Mrs. (‘yeorgr
'l‘hortn- Hill. and dismissed plans for
the removal of the club headquarters:
to the (llendt‘nning block. (‘Orllt‘l «it
lsaar‘ street and “Hill street. in tin.-
nvar future.
At first the top floor will he used
for n gt nvral club room but later tha
second floor will be acquired in with h
living accommodations will be Dl‘t’nl'h
ed all expectations. the membership
new] such accommodations.
Inasmuch the Hour Block has b-rn
donated the club room for seveinl
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Raymond Garage in
New Canaan Burned
NEW CANAAN. March 4. (ll)
Spr'cial Correspondent) v—h‘ire broke
out om unknown (-uust's in the gut»
Raymond. corner
Lotallv destroyed the garage and liv-
tures. as well as a seven passenger
Studebaker auto owriml by Raymond.
is estimated to be Closr- tr.-
.‘mtl Raymond carried no in-
{aymond had been working
$4.002).
surance.
tor town to get some material to
use. it was during his absence that
the flaw. *s ltt‘uke out.
o.’
{in the garage and had gone to the cen-
Fourteen Die as Train Hits
Bus and Others Are Fatal Hurt
Investigation Started to As-
certain Responsibility for
Grade Crossing Fatality
Near Cleveland, Ohio,
Last Night
(‘ll'\l’l.\\li, (). Mnit‘i 4'7'I'lie
t7 .itl. I' (hung l‘l. hlttilt. today,
Ilri. not 1?. lull titini tht~ i-ulihion be—
.txu . II .I .\- \\ York (‘t‘lllLtl ( \prf-ss.
)ll IIII .i' ll ..1 nutmnohih' \iusttt l‘nines-
\lII'. Lit. l.i~t night, up ti. tnurtcvn.
Ifu l" l\‘ us are. sci'ititriv llljul‘i’d.
llll" I-i “hull! nrc cxpt-rtul to die.
\ t-uim t i's inquest will lu- hold an
l‘uiiznxtillc this afternoon. t‘itv offi-
iinls (d l‘uin! svillr‘ and officials of the
:~tarted
.\i \\ \mk t‘n‘utrnl NS‘AlIrliiHl
ll»\‘ \‘leIICllS this morning
>‘I i..i (illlt‘llllfi or that in \v York
t‘- =t‘..l lldtli‘tuid wont to l' il“t.\'\'illp'
t\\i .‘l\ ll\l llllll's cast. of hri- today.
to H..;t .lll ”instigation into thi- col—
Il\lY-Yl t! . l‘ which result! d in. the
h .itli mt lirtlllt't~n rwl‘fions nwl iniuries
w. (ill 1 l‘. lllltt‘ of whom may die.
5. t. I.ll nth» r inu'stigntions nrv to be
~t..itul 'l‘h‘iitvcn bodies lune been
“mounted toi. but there were rt-portx
‘
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STAMEllllll WANTS
NEW tuiiiiiiiiiiiii
A lttl'gt‘ (ii-ligation 0! Knights Tem-
plurs trout Stamford. who are mrm-
hrs of Clinton Commandery. No. 3.
this city. wcrc presutt at the stated
(OlK‘luYf‘ held in the Asylum on Ber.
kt'lr-v strmt last evening to urge their
claims for :i new Commander)‘ to be
located in Stamford. .,
About 1in Sir Knights lfrom Stam-
i‘nrd til-long to Clinton Commander-y
and for some time they have felt that!
they wished to break away from their
Norwalk brethren.
They plan to have their Command-
(Ty. it‘ their request is granted by the
Grand (‘ommandiury or Connecticut.
ltltllldt' Stamford and Greenwich.
The matter wu thoroughly dis—
(‘llSSl‘d and no disposition was shown
on thv part of the, Norwalk Sir
Knights to interfere with their ar-
rangements, In fact the mcv’ting
toting unanimously in favor of en-
dorsing the application for a new
t‘ommzindv-r} to be locatcd in Stam~
ford.
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TflfiETHEII
SUPPER IIElll
'l‘lu l.l.\l unnnul “gr-Ltogethcr" sup-
tw r (it the Norwalk M. H. Church was
‘in ld I1i>t night at the church and was
orn- ot the biggest successes of its kind
I' \'l held in Not—walk. More. than 400
12"“ tulwrs oi the congregation enjoyed
tho suppi r and the excellent program
Vt‘lllt‘ll \wnt with it. In fact. the sup—
pnr “4:4 of such a successful nature
H. :t it it". planned to hold a similar at—
lull" at Iraé‘t once a. year and maybe
all» mgr.
'l'hv supper consisted of beef loaf,
imilml ham, scalloped potatoes, salads.
and deserts. It was daintily
twrhe long tables which
:ictommodatcd the entire four hun-
dred ppm-min. The. tables Were nicely
arranged with cut flowers and ferns.
The supper was excellently served by
nv-rnlwrs of the Y4 class and the
Standard Bearers.
t‘ H. Hanson presided over the ga-
thering in the capacity of Loastmast-
er, introducing the speakers with a.
t» w well chosen words. The first.
speaker of the evening was Rev. “Yd-
rot’ti-i
Set: \I d tizi
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