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H: 1‘11““!“9 ( rashes m a Fog Wlth the ON GERMANY {HAT SURV'VE B “IER John Green, Aged 14, Frank Bezanson, 15, and
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1‘1"”1‘1‘3‘ steamer Seme T“ 0 A m e r l c a n Joseph Bezanson, 10, Members of the Water-
11 11 A re Missmg, but May Have Been mm: 111 ————_III 1 _ \ 1 11: 111 . 11 .mww my .2 w... dome. ford Troup of Boy Scouts, Had Crane 0311; .-
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V11 1,1 if i [T by ‘ essels‘fi Cathy-E gyptiSunk 79-3711: [V—rire erfi’nrn‘ummfi “Tr. ’ret'Un- warmth Freak—Survivors (.11; me “11:?fi%%fi§§§:§£¢%im1§ry.ggaiiS-rfl 7, ElSthgL afidIiQ‘LerItul-ned Boat Was DIS.
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"1 ‘1 ‘11 fill? V 3hnutes Aftel Belng Hlt “ no 1111111110“ -m- an atmosphere ofI GKER I 05% ”Elf". “. A (I l (. r?! capitalistic. reconstruction of Russia covered Last Night .
In . . .Allhlet). due chiefly to the military Camsun. Asmtic 1m kc). last mar. are n-wVa's terms have been fironyul-
, I I . . . I 1 . force. to bring pressure on Germany. bezinning to arrive in the neutral 201111 ggtmlucbo‘incidenta‘ly with the close 01
.\1:1 Iymisrht .nmunlmi: to llu- 11.?) 111 5 minor. but augmented M" 1119 Rnssmgprman near Ismid after six 11101111111 of wan- .._ .. ~. _ C r . NEW LONDON Mav 22.-———John of Boy Scouts. I
1. 1 the ship ll11111~l only .nlmut (,venty t... t _ , . _ . v r. _ . . . I ~11. the (11311031 Ion erence. , . . '. I. . . l b di of the other two bo‘,‘
- " “ " -. .1 . “a, .. l . 1.40 w. . "ugh- ”“ -‘ “'"1 o.h(r Lompl‘tdtmn“ 5‘0“” dermg “CNS: Anato in. Moscow May 22,—1‘119 Council of Green. 14; lsranx Bewason. 15. and The 0 es -
’ .11 1.11.11-11 ’I”I'“I""I‘ I‘ I‘II'II' 921‘ii'll‘p.u'l‘lsl;(‘\["Ev t .he ing out of the Genoa Conference. ”Uni of the §."1’1" Grecks T0311?” Commissarsl has announced removal Joseph Bezanson, 10, the latter bro- John Green and IJosepIh Bezanson}
1'::~1-¥ W“ “ T111131. 3 wins imt 111mm: at" .lfl-itime J-zxplrntion ”f the time given Ger— “mo {11111 Fr“? Slmsun' hm? flu”. of the slate monopoly on trade in ag- more. were reported missing late 8011- We're found later "“3 aétegrnoogt. T1111:
1 . 1 41-1111 I ll 1- 'I'II 1111-111 lvina‘ to on "(Term 1m 11): (0 (went the. it'liuraiiolis com- 1,0111.- survn-e. my; :II51u1'-m(‘I-t b?- H -’ rieultuxal implements and seeds, per_ day. The had gone to Lake Brandegee. ; three bodies were foun n a rang d
' H ,. \1.1' U 11 _ ”l1 (.1. 1'; f - 5.1 14111111111” 1;(.r mission's (‘OWHNOHS is only one week Gieek inililar‘v‘ 71115310“ ““9”“ “hul mining: private persons to buy abroad Vl‘aterford. to fish and did not return. } line. about twentyfive feet apart. an .
A _ ' .74.), 1,315“: fill,”E.“(...',l‘1Linn”); .H I“ b 1131‘, but “““T‘ “m "0 “0 imme‘ni‘te 3"“ tin-so 11"? 5““‘13' “'“hin Fig“ 0f 13": through the Comatls‘éiariut of Foreign Nathan Green. father of one of the the first one about twenty $1»: fee:
11 l ‘ S'nldril'vl 1111-1111 E11111» the \'.':1rnim tion since Premier Poin‘3m'91 although neutral zone. Since their Winn?" Trade. Meanwhile the Central Ex- boys. became alarmed when his son from the overturned boattw 1:31 ”and
I; _ 111- 11111 \‘I"“t'k ”I‘m“ Idwn on the Sehu- am determined to go ahrud alone if 11r-e1-s- from Samson they lieu-‘9 ban contm- ('cutive Committee. which is new in did not return and a. search was insti- . constructed mostly of ishee tineshallofi'
.‘ It: 1 sum v '11 lil'iibi‘ loumwl up out of the fox bar)" Will take time to induce the al1 “3“." pursued by ”I" 'lurIks.I\\-lmm {hm 593510“. passing bills legalizing‘private tuted. A boat was found overturned. which had sunk, but YIlISdC 1 t-ofithe
‘ 1’ I 111111111 1111.1 11111111111~g§ 111111 struck H111 1111:1111 ”"3 1° 30‘" him i" 110 (-1111. eluded mainly 113' min: In Hmm‘vsslhh 111-111-1911;. to entertain degree. has also This nlerningthe body of Frank 80— water that one end stuc. In: oduv was
' I1 '1- - 1111 N11 2 With the crush 11.11.11 Th9 (‘ilbim‘t is regarded by the best parts of the mountains" let-reed to permit inheritance by hus— zanson was located and removed Iron; water. Frank Bemson s 0 - 3 .
11 11 mi» int: '1‘»;1-‘.11‘1- :1 pterrilils- ‘ enirl‘usiont‘ m] the posted members in Purhanlint 115 S‘JH' —"—‘—' * -————~ the lake. 119)», are dragging the lake nearest the shore. the“ ("amet Gr9;;:
II. I \ .1”, qlrimw“ “emf pm“. or m... howls of Pm‘Hnanmx-y support. (Continued on Paste F‘nm'i (Continued on Page Ten)? in the belief that the bodies of the tXIt: 1 b‘dgandt ls‘vtvtilginggh‘ffl :Erthest I
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’ ‘ :41-1111 Yill,“ “PM. 4,: ”H. “Ht 'mnnwl \ISN‘1l.‘ uni"!!! RAmO BROADCASTS PRESIDENT’S SPEECH 0N COMMERCE. gel-ifeotfwbtzch‘tgiuin dreXngzrzzrd and older boys had tried to swim ashore.
1 . 4 mm 11- 111:1”V persons .11‘: pm u H. ‘1 . . , _ I I I . .
.- :": 11 11311:: 11,1 lu- 1!1.1\‘.11 down “11!; the 51%- -- ,— N ' - were members of the VS aterford troop tuo hundmd feet.
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1- 1 HEAVY STRA'N Ella \Velty, of Brooklyn,
I” i we on 1.10 1” ER”. . Are Injured, and Mrs. J.
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‘ ' 3 f f - l 1y escaped death. yesterday morning »-"
' ”“ H" “W (’1’ JUN" 51111111. 1i.:11~1:1-1l «.1 3 1. shortl}~ after 10 o’clock in an automo— e,
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V1 '1 < ' “1'1“3'771"W" '“ :31. 1 “F111” Settles and Damages 2:1: 41:.‘3.:§:1‘12..‘.’:.{‘e“‘
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111 1,.a,_-\,|: 1*11221'1 Hal 1 1-: 11-11lntr. Smith New $1,5005000 Structule .1“: scene of the wident “1'85 on the
“ " ”W' "l 5‘1“”? ‘11 1‘3”]: 1 1115” 1 Between Stratford and ref} 11°‘1‘prififlg unfrsecontkffy 1:21:
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.1, 1 \.11‘1 .1 :11 11.11.4111 911-11111, “hr-11 :- truck : Mllford _ Bennett says in front of the residence of Mrs;
”Ht h” “I": 1l1‘i1i111: struck :1 U“. '9 S No Dan er {obert Eslster. Just how the acciden
' "i" 1-:111 ‘ M MH' MM” “(h "'1‘ N There I g occurred for a time puzzled the
. 11. 1‘11i211'l} :1'~.1-1.1uv. \\l‘v("klili: ll11- cur. 1 . ., . .. f authorities. but when the case came
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M" Tu“ W”. ”HM-H M, MW' “WAN” m j the 11,9“: spmnmnn’) highway bridge before Judge 10h“ H.ISelleck m the
.111 1IlI11'II111'11111 1~l,\' of Lily 'l'rzusurrr Anson 1I seross the HousAtonic river, Li tween Darienicourtthe followgng details were
" ""- W‘ s: 11: -.-‘ and Milford. 1111111 settle-11 to learner: - - . - _ .
‘ ”“' This 1111‘»1~11‘1111: "“1“."ij PM” CM}- '1 12112;: (:11x extent as to cause a. wide An Overland coupe-Which was being
1,“. nury :111penn-l 1011 Smith. who is :1 an“; to appear across the roadway operated by Mrs. John A. Steele. of
1111. 1-1111-1111'11l by 11111 (2 "A K' 91.11.11.113, . 1' ' «can» 21nd through the side railings. were 1275 Chapel street, New Haven. and
1 "Ml“ “"1 “WW” 1" 1"“ “Mi“. “1’1”““3 m - 1* 1 1 1’“ .. ~- . : ‘ rmmrmcd ”today by State Highway 111G Property of Mr. Steele. was {Ta-1:1.-
hc‘nu‘l' (’5 MR“ ”H'V'H' . ” 7‘ C ~nmissioner Charles J. Bennett. ling in a westerly direction on a
11~.- 5111111 for According to witrmsws le‘u turn- presiden. Hard"; photographed while addressing the United States Chamber of Commoxt'csfiiniwasg: a13- oconmiissioner Bennett has station-
1 1 '1 11. .1 1.1111111 1-1 11-11111 1111. Boulevard to so 1:1’-T(1.\'— ingtou His oixlress attracted unusual attention because .1e said that no other achievements l :0 “(11111 d g . 9.3 an eneineer at the bridge to watch Continued on Pm Twelve) .
1 .1 unile‘lr 11,. 11 HT smwt 111111 511111.11: 1111. 111111 111111-11 islration ranked higher than uuilding up aImerchant marine. The picture shows the sound e cc 1‘ use 1». developnients, although he declares 1;
11 11 11: '1' . 111.111.111.111. M 3111-». H1 .1111: on 11111 1111'1 9.1111. mum in .mu-h his speech and broadcast it by radio throughout the country. ”mm n no cause {or alarm. 1 ,
121 '~ '\' ‘1'1'!‘ 4 'l\§"i! ll. 'Ml‘s. “1 null. 111- I “1'1“" Has Settled P
.15 L13. 1;}. “(1 {13111111 \.Illl1 .‘.l.~,., Flnlé’llw‘ V011; and Q . ’l‘he CTRC‘K had be?“ canstI sail] , _
— Iii-4 $111411 -l llrrm'r. “11:4 tlrning‘ - 1 l NT My-..l‘lennett. by the settling of thou-
('1 Page Five) New: l‘.1 l’11111'111111-l ll|\\':ll‘1l.i l-Iziul . sands of yards of “fill" used at the .
_ - .._. .- 1111111» Irwin H1" (‘11111121'3' ('i11l1. 111111 __ )
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1 34 slrniitlll 1111\1'21 tlm liuiiliwuiwl inslllui _
2‘.“ .:‘.i‘. 41 111 turning. I . A“ attendance a 'rg over
F i A \‘1111-11 M”. «2111» “Mt M: was in turn, 1 - 111.11 persons gathered at Baton Point
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“A: NF‘J YflRK ”I I“ 111-1 ”‘4'” “”" ""1““; h” IN NICARAEUA “ “HIPGIH‘O-‘fl’ May 22.———1\orman ' I.:*J::i;eStt:§a;ew conces’sions at the
A 1.1-1.1 N' g2... “"12 : "M "wing OH." H Lewis was chosen trustee of the bank— [111511135 park All concessiOns were
I___ . l 11:111 :111 111111... N wus said. "‘1“ estate of Stillman-Dick, Inc., at (1:1):"ed with the exception of the aerial
. , . Smith's <11.“ was 1111i put (/11 this 13.1..) (roticluslcn of a three-hour 10g“ . ..~“ . I . ra‘ion next
, 1w 1 - Ling. ”h ”h”: ‘\"""“"." ("HUN-1‘." suture“- Revolutionary Movement IS 1 right before Referee John K0033!» :“f::§l:\1}mh Will be m 09° t
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,\‘1 .11 .\. .l.. I" I I ‘. ', 5, H M ”f tint)“, "S ”M Started AgalnSt PI'ESIdent T 1‘” "“er ’5 tor. H 1.00} ”(“- Hq. Tunes MacCammond. the 8 icon old The newest attraction at the park
1 I . II I .l1111at1- \(mlilli‘fll mullu \i1-\'. 11111 5:131 no . tnru' , by ;\:tori‘10}s [11.111 1.. I f ‘1 and \Irs‘ James MacCam- . 1 "tr reader who “.35 kept
‘ '11” ll, ”1“ 112 111 ”W :1111-111-111, (‘1111111 will "1"” Chamorro! But the Amerl' . I‘m: 11.11] .losepr Shapiro, nominated Sign: ofr‘ilqucfield ovenue D'u-ien is 25-1 ($12352: ail through the d'iv An-
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‘ ‘ : lu-I‘n . 1‘: llll'lll“ 11..!1i 1‘1‘1‘»: 'l‘x‘rifll (22‘2": 21.1122; ”I can DilnlSter Gets Promlse quK “N BUILBINfi {:‘U ‘mdin 2:535:13: t ‘:1’1c(1i"(tr \rthvr 'Odl‘iy on 1}]?! In ad to reeoren fol‘l)(In;- other new attraction is the 8&2???
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‘ I” A. A Mt to Turn Fort BaCI‘ to 101+: m' New Haven. Other (fr-minors. iYIB‘IIHJUHQS T‘C‘CCI‘Ed "1 an auto‘mII I)? . P.arm. ..hleh Is a draw”; car
7 ‘ ‘ "“ 1‘“ ”me l" .. 21.1 b , \t‘m‘r‘ev Shannon and accident “131011 OCCUT‘TCd . 39‘1““1'“ shooting gallery, however. 35 {10‘5 “‘3"
l 1- 1 1-..»1-i.1_i:r Government 61“"; fishnet“ ofr-this city. as; trus- merging on OldIKingIvs Highway and but several new features a1? incéudic: II
’1 ’ '1’ 11:11.1“, 4 ”L. . i .. I. n .’ 1- ‘1 said th raining Sr‘llsgu'xk avenue. Dnrirn. in the gallery. The Roler ac ‘1
1 1. 111.1 N‘- :1 WEnfllNfi EEREMflNY .‘l.\ NAGl'A. Nicaragua. 3hr 21.“ Order W3“ Street Tenanys 2:0'{'11r1-}.:f:‘r‘rstelefsfvoft'xan estate has The Loy “as riding in the front 50:1? which has been at the Pa“? be”:
1.1Il114-11.'.:1I-l1-I:<. A. revolutionary mournent broke out to Vacate _ T0 R a Z 8 proved (,hkasome in the past. 0f 11,11 car ugh his “fine: when 3:11 provedItO be the some dmflggigrOt
U} l “’3 ”MW." lie1~c.tovlu_\'. against President Diego Structure in June Attorney Dashex: said that 3.1-. pre- ‘1.:-l‘l «rout wmcl struck a 5 one in n In CODJUnCthn with “If ac :1 reatly
'I '1 f 1.1-1 1'1 I'P- ‘-l:1nut~l Clmmorro, 1’1 hill” 03‘ rebels ‘ seated the three names in accordance highway on sing the erhiclIe ‘0 go 021‘ r the park theIlocal peone “Veg-I3 Kilt:
1 1 « -I11 I11~11 1hr. 519111111: Fortress liomzu. commanding with his promise to the. creditors thn tank. It “Ias at this time that «I10 impressed With the men chi m0 1 ,n
.I11 1 111 ~l In iu— this city. {rpon representations from The Nor-walk Savings Foeimy has n'hom he represgntgfl_ "aw; had received his inj ies tron; hint; who arrived at the park “uh 3e -
11I. 111,1: 1.111.211- the American Minister. John E. 123- notifiei tenants in its building in Wall The \otinr then proceeded Ly the shattered glass of the “m s 1011, donian,Club- . th {13.
1 . H M 1‘111'1-11;th ("10 ol‘ the PN‘Uil‘St weddings 0f ”‘10 mm" however. the revolutionistn later street, Where. it is proposed to erect filing 0f cf’nd’l‘tors' Claims, and the re— which was shattered. . - . Howexer yesterdfiy “3 not e o
I \111‘111111 111.111“- his season was mighrmml vesterdnv at St. agroed to turn the fort over to the its new Home, that they must vacate if?" 0" heir vote. Each side Residents nearby took Ithe b0} 19 (.531 opening of the pay-k. nut resem-
' “W 1‘11. ‘ J“"“ \lutthow‘s church in ‘Wilton - when romnmn-ler 0" ”1“ American Marines .111 or before J‘me 1. The seciet)‘ ($291.5 gowutinizud everv claim pre- the h’Jme 0f Ralph W- B‘rceaf‘d 3““ bled it in every WW *- The Omen“
“' h l' t“ hllss 1111501111- lie-wing. of ' \Vilton. “t 1“ O'CIOCR tonight, to be given back plans 10 immediately iaze We build- $995 "rile close scrutiny C'lll‘led a“ then to the Offic Of Dr ‘Vnuam- I: opening will be next Saturdg-EiIWan
" r: 1‘. ‘ _k daughter 01‘ Mrs. Elizabeth Iiewing. lo ”‘9 government. ms: and commence construction on its 1:11-21. :1", some attorneys who had gi\’-. Slaughter who _f “d It neceIssanII :1 nverrthine. including the hat ““1 s,
i : v )uESuION or became the bride of Attorney H1111” The capture of Fortress Loma was new home. . en “‘91, ealims to either Attorneys take as stiches in the youths ace AILIII will be open. . t d that
J‘IHU'DREN 0F MARY 111011-1111. of Wcst Harrington. 11. I. The "mm“ at “"0" ““0" command 0‘ It is proposed by the .b‘m" 1° band Day or Shapiro had .to he called up Ichin. Mrs. MacCammond, Stated tg-ti Manager Neville Basie} Sta Q f the
““““ ‘ cermrom' «vs: performed hv Rev. 0. General Arcenio Cruz. who too“ the a Slow and 31 ha” buimmg 0f mason— by elen‘none to ascertain their choice morning to a ”9’9““‘Rt‘ve Of ~"" the first display of fireworks 0
. , . _' - 1. . < ~ . ,- . position hv strategy in the absence of . from the plans which are bemg‘ ' . 1 .331. Evening Sentinel that the boyis on the son will be witnemed on the even-
: H-v 1 “inn and the Stewart Michael and Rex. Francis Ilzu- r ‘ F.‘ 1 . d fog- a trustee. i d't' l1 sea . I (h s Pcial
"W111" i"lo the nett or \‘ewlown Conn the commander. Other leaders of the Dr‘mared- The buLding (fillni’efwgv; \t the conclusion of the count. Ref- road to recovery and that h soon i 10 mg of Memonfl Day. :30 gr 12%?“
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1l11- Immaculate The church was nicely arranged for "3‘ olutionary movement are Adan em in (sery respect an “ ll em- , is not serious. deuce nu! behjd on W n paq’a fur‘
11 . . 1 . . . . , Canton and Salvador Castrillo. All are the lines of architecture “sun Y Three) in? with the usual park or: __ ,
1 _\11::1.l s111l.1lilu's. the occasion. Masses of lilacs and cut I t t . t tures (Continued on Page .1 . (o the occasion.
1 . 11.1 l. \1 >11 1-1l:,1\* :1 ru-r- flowers were used in profusion in the pIromflnetnt conservashfs, 31“ ggsegt plfrixzfd III“ $33k 5 :tmtbe huilding will __ RE“ IN nishmg the music 1’ ~
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l 1.1~1 1111111l1-1-1lI persons decorating of the church which or r- gei'eriment. pp I be! occupied as working quarters and 1 ATRO . W'N C
1. 11111111115 which were. tainly presented a pleasing appearance. lcbby space. The ’vaults and other . I P E M A N 'I‘flm,
The bride was dressed in white satin . FROM A WINDOW,
-l1~11 111‘ r11111lrrn and with a veil and carried sweet peas and . (Continued on P1186 m1", , . ,
in ~-»1l in whit:- with lilies of the valley. There were two _. CH1"AGO. y zz_—~Aii-attaCk.0n ,I
1‘ 111 111.;i11~1l from St. hridemaids, Miss Harriet and Miss \ _. , - x. I 1 , . a policeman wmho hurled from ‘ .
1 1 1 H11 (inn-(”l1 :Iltrnoim] Elizabeth Cummings. 0f 00811011. N. Y.. Y A . . I ‘ . -.-, . . - I d ‘i ofi t. building was
( ’ ‘ .. at the Gormley th‘nl.stnn win 0 .
H “I”: n WNW NC— cousins 0f the bride- The ”‘5‘ may HASH ’ V 'Anhgxggutth‘es 3:311:1W0man was in— the principal development todayI in
11ml: 1,11l1n1m11g1: or hr was Frank VVightmnn. of Newark. IN. MAN :3ng in the slightest. people who are the labor’ war. Additional indict—
1 ‘ r “$1511 $111119," Thor? J. . ti 1’ I ‘ . m a position to knowadetE-“S concern- ments were 339? 92:20:: returned
‘ 1 1 in 1-1111 prnr‘nssion. After the wedding. a recep on o - - I . do. to a . 11.. County ran n . .
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”WHHIWR’ “wk plum lowed at Mrs. Dewings home. the. not- i Thehtflzr‘lr‘tlh‘iasl “:2ch under the aus- ' ' I isneititn; {ix-2110111111 that Missdllaxlon James Mullen 45. was the patrol—
”“1” 1 ”‘0 “mono" 0f “1 Lambert p’ace' one or the oldest ff; of South Norwalk Lodge. No. ".___..__.——* .. ‘ BRIDGEPOIRT. May-za—Mrs. Rosa cor 19.3" of Summit avenue, was bad- man. who was throw from the build—
, 131.11. houses in Fairfield county meh was 225 I 0 O M- has been cancelled ' = ; Langfe'lder, 7" was killed “mo“ m- 11/ bruised and shaken up and bed two ing. which was being erected under
“ -» ‘— built in 1735- ,Only relatives- and 9. AW]. “‘32“ .not. 3 ow. according to an A light delivery auto Coga‘“;:g stantly at 6:30 a. mi. ‘todas'. by the ex- teeth knocked out in an accident that the Landis wage award. Tin-eraI 13;:
U CC S‘L BUT OFFICERS few close friends were present at mp announcement ade pliblic today by about six 990919 upset in ma $300k. PlOSion of a still which was said to be .twk placejnst above the Wilton sta- belie—“Pd by the 90m to be. who
IND "NI‘HSKEY IN WAGON reception. " the Moose committee in charge. turn from the Post Bond ”3930111113 used, for making liquor. The doctor “an on the Danbury ”3:61 Sammay wreckets,." attacked the nine 1:11
» Miss Dewing is a graduate Of Mount 'l‘helr letter. which is self explanatory side aVEnue in Darien atd 1'. I; by who arrived with thee ambulance 895 night about 11:36 o‘ciock when I! suffered a fractured sane. spi ind-
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