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amen mrmmmxemdo “1' ‘ ' t° tie
unspent! the ralelm plat the bonus endowment hum
bill. MMrnofdMVoaifldtol—|ga:mlma ”be aim
low. with the time anally divided be- .
tween proponents and opponents
In the regular order or things. a. fin-
‘ al voteonmhebmvould not be started
before 4:!0 rp. m.. as there was to be
an hour's debate and a roll call. re-
quiring ha]! m hour on the resolution.
Charging that "'9 ”jun" ‘1’” at- trustee. and eacfi child is in neceWe
. Democratic an equal share upon renting the ace‘
me“ said ”“3” "9“” n“ be any or 25 years. The unearned and other
regular order or things it they could
They were prepared to
press every pen-Memory right and
the prowect was that the final vote
would he deloyed until 5:30 p. m.. or
tempting "so: rude.”
prevent it.
later.
A two-thirds' majority would be re-
quired to pass the bill under a. suspen- 7 . 1
proponent! . . ', .. ‘.
claimed and most opponent: conceded ‘ '
that the measure would obtain con-
clan of the rules. but
elderably more than that majority.
HUNGER ENDED
GM’S ADVENTURE
Continued from m M
S. 0. 8. call to the respective fathers ‘Pflncw 0‘ dew “14:th ‘0"
for more as}; WWI! to support. 6]"an had been node M] '8’-
zhe venture was the ma! move that *8? carrier 0! the team. He Will not
brought detective. to the Union cu- in thflt mos-tam
m. m. ‘m had directed the dorm!- amnion of Good
m an Comm.atrect Colt: -
(ion.
funds to be wired. and lied to their when the
capture at the request of the anxious clash “‘3 with the “9 Strut. Jip-
parents. . .
The girls. who were «mined in con-
vernuon with two unsuspecting po- oualy given a position in the team all
linemen. now recovering from shock.
when the detectives arrived and pene-
trated the masquarade or 'mackinm.
corduroy knickers and green golf caps.
were taken to the House of Detention.
where. the detectives said. June unbur-
dend a. 22-«cadibre revolver and Ghen-
dolyn a knife of wicked proportions.
They told the detectives they had
adopted a lopsided budget in spending
the $35 with which they left home.
nearly all of it going for clothing and
transportation and none for 'ood.
'J'hey hadn't had a meal since they left.
This deficiency being supplied. they
related to the open-eyed officers of the
law how they had each purchased a
boy's outfit of clothing at a. Brooklyn
department xetore Monday
and then obtained a regular
Mont.
Thus prepared they boarded a. train
for Harrisburg Pa. according to their
.Itory. spent the night there. journey-
ed to mete“ the next day, and
sought out a nice oomtortable hay-
lol‘t out-Me the city to spend the night
in. Then to Frederick. Md.. and
1?th yesterday by trolley.
Despite their restricted diet. the
girls told the detectives they had been
able to take in a. few features of the
national capital yesterday. including
the Capitol end the Congressional
library. They said they had passed
for just plain boys everywhere.
GANG STEALS LIQUOR
' ALQNE; ONLY BEST
(Continued on Pate Eleven)
boy's
After this theft report: came that
other places had been entered. Not}
in: braids Honor were taken. Silver-
ware and other valuables were un-
touched. The wine cellar of William
B. Botstord of New York was cleaned
out. The home 0! Henry Hosea. .a
moving picture actor now- in -New‘
Your. Was the next to be ransacked.
The reported breaks (or liquor led the
authorities to believe that a. bootleg
ring was operating.
Suddenly the, theft: stopped h
‘Greenfleld ond’ a. report came that
flouthwrt-Ial the next object of the
guns. at that being reporied may.
aha lhnorticrewas abotthe 0.an
“taken.
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mmins was the entire him of m use
pregnant or the Connecticut M‘-
1121. will toreve’r be M;
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and the interest ”plied m he
alone! amt-orphana-
Warmer-1mm”.
Senator mu' 3 widow. A509 1!. Hall.
is named a residuary legume.“ an
estate. which is estimated to he south
$750,000, and she is also named nu
executrix without bonds. A trust-fund
of smofioo is owned in tmr ,ot
the five children. with the mother as
property at \Villington and 726 acres
of timberland in Willington and Tol-
land are left to. his wife. and after her
deafh are to be divided between two
sons, Gardiner and Holman Hall.
BOLTS RENEW
Announcement was nude today In
the monomer or the Commerce Street
Colts that "Yes." Brotherton. smoke-
eating fireman and oonfounder of the
podtton on am
May
peru. “Vea” was conddenably peeved
over the fact that he was not previ-
Manager James Dayan. after skirt
Brother-tows record an a pool player
the once-over. W that the
"smoke—enter" should be gimme. try-
out. If “Veg." shows an: in nay form
at all as water boy. he will be pro-
moted to bat carrier, leaner Dagon
has promhed. L
The exam-lye story carried in yes-
terday‘l Evening Sentinel coneernlmz
the coming same has canned confld~
arable turor in the Fiat District.
John Nooney. upon hearing that his
name mu mentioned in the-story. im-
mediately swooped in upon "Doc”
Bamboo. popular news-dealer. and de-
manded two copies of the paper. -To
let the general public into a secret.
Jawn has a amp-book which con-1
mm early infancy to the present any
clipped from Norwalk newspapers.
¥Nooney. first base; Elm. second
friend- that he intended to will 1&-
scrnp book upon his demise to the
Norwalk “bury where ponerity can
read it and point with pride co his
record. particularly in the baseball
field. --,
To make a. long story short. here is
the full lineup of the Commerce Street
zone as annoumedby manager Da-
gon: Boson. pitcher: lack. catcher:
Nooncy. first base:' Felon. lecond'
base: lemon. thind bane: Sheeham..
right field; Allen, center field: Bate
left field; Crab. short stop: Brother—
ton. water boy, and "Jimmy" Mace.
bat boy.
"Vic" Ferris. popular tportoman.
has declined to act as umpl‘f-e or the
Good Friday some. declaring that he
would not act in that capacity even
though he was furnished with two
shots guns. Manager Damn there-
upon has transferred the honor of be-
ing umpire to “Sonny” flheohan.
ATTY. GENUAam ’
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