Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, September 25, 1922 · page 1

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~1r: Iva. 8truwberry Hill ivamuo, at
Simon 1111mm. was 21an m burglars
Sunday morning Ind Worm
114111”) at 0111.21" $111011 mslolen. En»
1'1 11-519 1.0 the home WIS “ma by R-
IIrIrII'inK a scream rm the slag or flu-
;. ~ :11 loadingtn tho kaolin; The io-

{willie have m Elven It food
- utr-immn of the mien £61088.

,.::. ma H11. Ives Ami thon- c175}.-
« :1 mnmw‘home at 11 o’clock 8n.-
I;1.3 night. At. than time nothing
ban the house ha been disturbed

i
“65”,?

r. onlock the follofing morning

11165 was twinned by Wim I).
let. a 1.6111:an who called «his or
do: to am empty ain't-11m chest
1. in front of the house. Milo:-
Imlnuon showed that tho how
I'. boon amored during the night am!
sacked of 111ml“
he rather odd femure of tho vol»
rt; is :1 16 mic: that tvo don both
naidered wmcl: don wet-o within

Irish Civil Police Commandér
Ambushed; Attackers Drive 11 off

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Attempt Made to Kill Gen-
eral O’Dulfy, General 110-
gan and Two Other Olli-

cers While on Auto Tour.

DUBLIN.” Sept. 215 (Amclolvd

Pren).—-—A:n attempt wan mode last
night loklll Genoa] Owen O'Duiry.
.hlet commander of the Irish civil
malice. 11 1. 36601111004 lodsy by 1.1m
'I‘ree emu Government.

unenl O'Dufly. Genoa! Bonn and
,- 1 other officers were promdlng
11¢ Nu. road when their automo-
wu unbound. A bun mower
in which the numbers
of “mm

 

ensued.
driven of! and one
7 Jed.
I-VDON. Sept. 2%
“rs-dome intorms the men than;
::.a.mslo:1 a Den-ten. County Ker
- land. bu lite“ would and 11mm
: clu- valuable biannual“ on in:
lvgtmyrxi. Ho says he in 1:11:16
ether :11», mm“; was com
. F‘rap. SW73 or Republicans

 

 

 

trim-quilt of madame. besides
:sr ale-1mm Cabinet. pom M; van-
."‘.»is has 'rvod an governm-zan—
,' Cumin. and lwr. of indie.

 

3"" - :1. - 3.7 Gm
Lamar! 10211011138

'i.LNG. 1.11mi». Snot.
\’:m§r.lzaa Riw-r bemoan this
1211! Sulfa. 6330118 the hundred
~I.I1 Ivnst m Swahunn province. in
.- mum- to 11mm mu nromction to
.. iv (Is :1? America-mt. it is indicated
1I-r-,.-11111 or an inspection trip up
til airman. made in. Admiral Mlllnm
“wing of the 12 ntth State! Now
"‘16. lamina sum-1; 1.1 foreigners Which
.5112 311111111; llw Howl-impala” has .‘L
-I,l-I.m:1' tu mokn the summation grad-

ll‘

1 mnowlu of firming and ullack’oon
I-rnlu'n shipping. it in aside

I silver candlesiok lying on ”16'

- Oval-$1,060 Eafly - I ,
an Keeier Movorea Evidence of the

"\wrl pnllm 11mm in the 11mm tailing l the hang at the Ttime 'll was robbed.
a. 51W in. aim-111.3)“: homo of C. Max'- 1 Neither or the dogs sounded I.“ alum.

 

III~:Im_«I—-"l'l113 American naval tom ,

 

Iwrm held here yesterday

26 {Amount- ;

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1:lv crow worm Mill the probability a

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flolorcvvle

Thoo

Putroimul Charles L
investigated the robbery
0116le articles were stole-n.
2 Id 011 tilvor 6966900113. 1 dozen lam
hilvbr knives ‘1 dozen small Iall’x‘cr,
whim 1 dozen large sliver fol-kn. 1
down mull silver forks, l (lozwn :11,
V6? bou‘ifln'n Ispoona, 1 dozen silver
Who 31160113. 1 dozen silver salad
(«11'er 1 dozen silver loo cream forks.
‘3 damn silver- nyxler forks 1 dozen
flivor mer- dinner cofice spoons. All
of these afllclés wom- initiated H. ‘l‘.
i). on the handle. 86:18.9! 111m am-
dies. the following- were stolen: I doz-
en Isl-old and mlvol hon-:1 spoons 1.
down from and sllvnr after dinnrr not-
lee mom-11.x a .vllvor watm- pitcher
(Dutt‘h alive” lower candle sticks 2
{silver pie lmlx'na 1 silx or sugar bowl,
‘1 silver tomato spoon sex-51ml mid
spoon; marked H. 'T. I) 1 gold moon
with pink handle. 1 111le mu ladle
l tallvor 611.an not. 1 silver compare
1 silver bread tray 1 allw‘r cream and
sum;- howl Land 1 lelver IL‘rnlt Wet.

 

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WILL 1121111111
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Person- arrested in Falrfleld county
an charm of motor vehicle law viola;-
lions will be heard 111.111.; Counly
Court House. Wednesday. at 10:30 a.
m. Ind 1:310 11. to. There are 24 can:
scheduled. is of them Bridgeport
driven. ’

The can tailor:
Goat-go Lang 11 [7 niou sweet. Nor-

 

irllmuoaeion. diaries Mayer; 94 Bun-
neli street. Brifigoport. reckless driv—
ing. Edwaza Tutfle. P. O. Box 136,

(Continued on Pogo “0)

pm?! AGAIIST
mac: mums

. .

VIENNA, Sept. 25.——~A mat mns’a
mooring 01' protest against the peace
treaties ooncluding the World Wm-
under the
11111111111111 of various G'érmll‘n 65mm: ~
dons

A bhqir of sown/1 f'lmnmml Velma:
gang.- German hymns and songs in the
hum-vain mm'een tho spoochvs. which
mew- mnemlly denunointory of mo
'roafies as balm;- remfomilblo for tho
ornmnl 1}“ng of Cl‘nit'ral Europe.

man WONG on.
WW KILLED

(fume-r Wyo.. Sept 25. ~—'l'hree ole
11 1r kerb 1110111 burned to death and two
at um: werw injured when an oil rig on

m 01! the Midwest Oil Company.
Hold. burst into

 

 

 

in :he Salt Cm}:

”Lumen: 6,157.61“ 3 Ltorriflc mloclon.

 

 

GREENWIUH, Snot. 26.-~Wilh‘m
11m: tomato: limiting. it poo-mic, me
«In or: new 3121.!" as the National

Call W; 118m 811'? being taken here»
by; an small but detormified body or:
men. headed by “IV”- 9“ Bordon. a, me.»
two manufacturer to mom on 3
mm: 510.0139. :1. pormaoont organ—
‘zatian to be known an the Public
Volta-I Maximo. .
“Filo (organization and lay-mm of
17mm: axe. being preparell
‘11.» most aluminum: inmrnntlonal
InrnewIlaTNm York. who have the
Ilrmalnnd of the organizing? movb
Im 11 hand U was announced. The
Ind local constitution: in lmingL
roared 1in m of the 1m womoyr
3.18 am it mam claimed.

 
 
 
 

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1::Nri. list-1.. Sépt.‘ ilk—walker

II." Imaznr nlmmlf in 83/110609" 11067
.111 frustrating 615810th to cup-I

' ..11 for 1'!“ 68”. Im Mole,

. was overcomg with tour
:..rrfistéd"1¢rmay. (11110911:
‘ ml Itwo glint and enough uni-I
and food 'supptl'es' in 116?
1.1111. threw Wimu" Ha 111101
on PMomIItMWj
'M‘rrfl wound in than“

. Mr

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drove. M11
- ::« mm?- '
hang

 

 
 
 

3195 T

, 1‘“: 6116112111un into the work
[1%er by the lenguc' has shown
that” 931116 all-G Being" Worked our in
(in!!! and: a: 1m interesting an-
mm “mm concerning the further
W13 ekWéfl' to be made in a
few/days. The objects of the organ-
nation are of the most comprehensive
:de ex'nnulve as well as ambitions
chmcl‘er.‘ The' league contemplates
averting much out breaks as the mu
ilonntuspul ialrikeTbyItlle' pro-stun of
xnamlpublic' opinion.

That org-unizm have lakén the'
brond‘igroundo‘lhat'ln as much as :1'
strike, on aI , public utility mum of

nflctmsll: lw composed one way or lhe"
olher in 1.119 and. that-e is no reason of
confihuinrto Isméh enas'as have been?
in the int ocelulion.

 

VERA. ZRUL' Scot 25.-L—The port’
or' Tuxaplm m atmokad'by rebel»
last F‘l'ldaw. according in am just"
Evoelved ion-.1111- small Federal gar.

Ilson tome the attacker-Ito m
'are mid to bar obmfihg
Seedership of Pelt?! Ro-

«latter official .

Father 1122 31526-1 Balimer“ '
Arrested for ng-
bility.

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J., Sept. 25.
~«Admlttlng that they have been un—
uhln to make any real headway in the
march for the Mayors m thl" Tiiev, lid~
word W. Bull mm:- 01 the Episcopal

.‘hurch of Rt John the E‘cang'ellst and“

R.
an

his chair leader, Airs. El‘ea'nor
Mills. ‘invacflgnfitors began today
entirely now inquiry.

My deride-1‘1 to begin all over $11
the hope that some clue which will
load them out of the maze of pen-116x!-
tie-'9 may he uncovered. All available
suggestions have been run Clo-6'16 with—
out bringing Lthom 'any closer 10,6. ao-
iution than they WrreL a. few hours
11.1191 the bodies Were discok'emd nine
do.” are under an apple h'ee nnm- an
old ahandohed hn'uao a. short distance
116111 New Brunswick

(Continued on Page Three)

 

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11. 11111111111111:

Miss Othello Arlmann. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. "lam-y Armiann of '34
Broad strut, and John Water-home
were unllpd in filarriaize Ton Saturday
evening at 7 o’blork. :11 the home or
Mrs. Fred Nightingale,L grandmothel
oi the brideg'l‘oom. with whom he
makes: his home at 130 11111111 street.
Rev. E. C. Wenzel of St. Polar-'3' Lu-
theran chm-ch perionbéd the rare-
many.

Tho. ntl'cndnnls warn Miss Beatrice
Cleo. and John Toni. There were two
Tell carriers may being the Misses
Marlo. Goldstem and Freda Arl-
111111111 while» {he finwor girls wore the
Misses Dorothy and Lillian Cleo and
Miss Laura Hurst.

The hotise was handsomely decor—
ated wifh on: flowers. and pink,

wont. mrléing without Mrfiflt. Jon- yellow ",“d whlle streamers, while the
ooh Lichtenberg‘, 759 Conn. finance. table all which {he wedding supper
371651596111 < Vétlflldfn‘g Joan}; E. was served was also 11611630121121ny
'Mayor. 11$ term“? ' 1696mm.

’r'ha brim: made a: pfetty pic‘m're

 

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111111 1111113111

'I‘ALLAHASFEEE. Fla,” Sept 35,...
Judge J. R. Johnson of .41 1.11019.
County Court. who recently- rulenl that
Slate authorities cofilriL mall" no or.
rest: in prohibition cases unless 1hr-
liquor involved had been detox-mined
by analysis to- be intoxicating has
been removed from omce by Governor
Hardée. The removal ODOPT. ll was
3621:1161! today. was signed Saturday
after more than fift‘een‘huudnn) Coun-

 

-l._v resldrnts had signed a petition as?-

ing the mmoval of holh‘the judge and
County Prosecutor- Carpenter because
of alleged laxity in law enforcement.
No action was lakén' concerning me
'I‘d c'o'p'e' with the sit,
nation resulting from Judge Johnson's
liquor- analysis. Sheriff Mel-Tilt adver-
tised for a. chemist to test the "kick"

in all dlspuled liquids.

 

 

NORWALK mow wonxis
EXHIBITS REFRIGERATOR

The Norwalk Iron Works had an
exhibit of one 0! their refrigerating
machine: at the mechanical exhibition
at the Mason Laboraton- at Yale Col—
21-31%, New Haven. on Saturday, and
among local people who attended me
exhibition wen; Mr. and Mrs. William
Greene and daughter. together with
Paul Luther, T. lflfiwiem. Jms'eph Har-
ris and Nelson Masher of the engi-
neering department of the Norwalir
Iron \Vorkx. Mr. Greene is imperm-
tendént of the plant it is planned to
send the 011?th to the llanburfi' Fair
:18 well,

TRIPP’S LVNOH‘WAGAN' .
Is ROBBED'A'GAIN

l‘rank'C‘onnors the night man at
pop' a lunch cart. Washington street.
"period to the police at 4 30 o'clock
y'e'slérddy mag-hing that when h'eT opem
ed the cart for business hé found that
“impolite him brok'én into the cart and
had stoleh 3&5 Which had been hill;
dén trial-é?“ He closed up at I 30
81111qu moi-n61: Two men who wéré'

 

 

. in the ail-t at the tithe tile money-mu

hlda’m wore quefifoned but it' is be-
Ilmd that filmy know' nothing of tilt
robbétr‘. Ehtrince was gil‘ngd to the
cart by forcing open theL. 61116 clear.

 

 
 
 
 

. WK Sept:
11151611211 train .121; '
mil-hi Bristol 11331

 

asrfil'd limiter;

 

 

wF6r the 6161161126 time'
wmegoify woo Taic'aln nominated as
candidlah (61' mm 6! “tile ProSA'éo
Court of Norwalk, on tile D6mocraLtlc

ventlpn, 1%an in the 1119th City Court
room, Sat'urda') all'erhoon. L'lL‘h'ere was
'no ‘oppofiltibRJ‘n 'm Gregory being-f
the un‘anil‘fiofi'a chbice or the convex»
lion;

Judge Grown lif'st assumed Ttlie ,0:—

 

31,1300. He defeated SLR
Marvin. This was only for Daft of 'a
term. In wee hr— his 2168111 nominab
ed to the 011169. defeating J. “Holden
Hurlbutt and in 1902 he 'aigain won
1:11 or his opponellq‘Hehrv E. Chich'es—
tor. Since that T e‘Jud'S‘e Gregory
has been numilxategL folt office on both
El 9 11937616113611 31121 Déblocmtic tick-
61!. I‘
During his lengthy term in office-
Judg'e Gregory 5
ma of the diluent '01? this_ commun-
lt'v His never fall '3' 'c'ou'l'fe'oub treat-
mam. has added. 10619 dignity 'of his,
ol‘flne anti in 111's popularity Judgej
fir'ogory in a. graduate or Yaio 'l 111-;
\Hersit}.

immodimen affér the con've'nlion:
“'6': called in orISer Judge J6me: '1‘. II
Huhhell “'21": 6190.16 chairman 6.116 Vi“. :
1K l’ubb'ell W126 élected @6591qu
The nominal! .g R‘p'e'ech was 9. b3
971- 80111110: Hanfnrd D. “’eed tNeWT
Canaan. who hlgfily praised Judge
‘Gregon. The. nomination, 11 as 66110116-
(‘1 b\ M a “llllnm J, Slhlltt and. Bev—
prul others Nomlnfillons we're oland
and Judge Gregory 1163 unanimouély
elected a candid lle. .

Miss Kalhermv Duffy. Mrs. lliam
.l Schillt and 111111ch Donn 11$; 61)-
pointed a committal: 'lo notify Judig
Gregory (1' his n'g'minatlon. J 1336
Gregol-y ohm-111 artbrxvardb abilea'r'éd
before the convention ind made a
brief but excellent ham-m in which
he: slnonrel" thankli'd the combnllozl
for the honor it 2166 bestov'ived upon
him and promlscd Lto the boot within
(him in holding down th'e. office

The comenllon 1.11216. adjourned 'to
the Royal James 62191; where a de-
lightful luncheon with served. '

Delegales‘ 1117660111; at. the convention
were: Wajlaro D6615}. Joli'n‘ F. finisher:
Miss Kath’wlne D11 L, Frank Backer.
Mrs W‘llllam Sch f Min. Frank
Harprr 13136111 111121111411 1251166.. 1‘:- ll
A1istln.(,' Oscar Bet;m¢17v,k. ’1'.
11111111911 Jam 3 1111;131:211 (211951633.
Wee-d and 8. DL. 8.

Hooch

 

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(‘H’TCA'G'O Sept. 25 -—Th¢~ draslic
temporary: injunction 0;er asked by
Attornt“) General Daugherty against
shopcrafts strike leaders was put in
force today by Judge Willidroén with};
.1111 nnv of its cl'l’c-Mlveness helm; mod— '
med ;
Several sligh't chanfies in the word-

 

wern made by” Judge Vi’ilkérson
clarify its méaning; ,

CH‘ICAG-O. 25‘. —-Don'ald R.
Rial-leerg , t‘h'e railwa;
shopérans indicated today that the
next stop' in * the shopmen‘s fight
against thé Lfiaug'hertv Lin'fimcllon
would be 6'. p'éidtlon to the L'xllted
Slal‘e‘s Circuit Court of Apfloals for a.
rmlew of Judgé W‘llkérson a order. _

Haring or the petition of 1:3,!qu
signalmen 507'?“ increase, in wages_
were opened by the Railroad Labor
Board today. ,

Th5! signalnien's wages were cut
July 1 ill a 46613166 handed down by"
tlw board Lat the time it slashed the
pay of the'shopmen, but the signal-
ImPn did not join the July 1 walkout.
'l‘hair' alike vote was lgeldT in abey
ance when they werie gr'anteci the re-
hearing set for $0531:

lO'

 

 

25.—

waxflzmnfif Mm: Sept.
,Crop yields 6x6; p'rloes mcvlved this

36630:: hu've been somewhat dingy
yo'lo'tfilg to minors or New England
scoot-W19 a. lmfiefin issu'éd today by
1116 “local" 11163111211 or the United States
magma—.2 oi" Agriculture. . L L

“Tm: heavy flit minim Juno
hurt Mollie politicos. Connecticut ‘val-
Jey cumin slid" tobacco " the 13131321321
Said. funk of“ r631 lé'i'er’ rests-i ‘d
A k poem. further, while'obn-
tinned wLL'étL wéatfier did furthe‘ 'gfm'.

 

 

 

 

 
 

T ’”I last year; Alia;
hi 1.116 other Slate;

 

ticket, at {Elie Democratic Pi-ob'hte‘ £1621; "

 

lice of Judge or the Probate Court in, '

if; won the high re~.: '

' ' 65:31:16? em:

mg of tho. orders Submitted Sa‘url' 1y .

rams
, m “61:. mm:

 
 
 
 

 

MARION. In Sept :15 (Aéiociaxed
.Presa’). ——~T'hirt) L—slx of the forty- [our
perséna whe were indicts}; in 66666::-
tion With the Hérrin mine killing} will
be 366611 liberty on bonds today. it was
announced. 'Tho remaining eight will
not be allowed bond. because of ‘L'com—
veiling evidence" against than, it was
added {and motions to dismiss the in-
dictmpnls will not be 'gl'anled.

 

Less than a. week after she had
sihshed hm- wrists and neck with 6.
knife. and had swallowed 1.11101 in 'a.
Suicidal attempt. Mrs. Anna. Suecb.

' leLl'e of Andrew Suech of ’l T‘almadgi.

pliice died at tLhLe, Norwaik Hospital.

Mrs.ST1Tleoh m removed to the hos-
pim‘l last Windham!” noon shortly
after her husband found her on tlie
fiber of their home when he went
home to lunch. She was rolling about
in agony, and was bleeélng quite free
i) flom the knife “vivid;

Al the hospital it was believed that
h'e'r life haul been saved but complica—
lion“: get in. will: the result that she
pulsed away sexterdm. Cm 13611163 it
was mild thc'lt Mrs. $1.160thon prob-
ably llv.e but that she. was mentally
dehnged. Her husblmd (1011111 gilg. no
reason. for Her suicidal attmnp't. save

that she wns. extremelx Jealous ally:

hail chimed that he, was running
wound with other women and 116:!
iii téned Sfiiélde. , _
6631165 1161- husband. Lil-5.. Suech is
611n'lvod by two small chlldrep; 81170
slalom. Miss Rose 3636; and Mrs.
James Sléloer; 66d tinge brothel-o.
Michael. John and Andrew ”83.10;. all
of this silty. Sh; $116.; 28 you“, old. .
The fun'L'erhi _wll_l' be held tomorrow
morning gt g 39 o‘ciook tram the idle
Home, 6.61131. 9 o'clock 11-91636 143d...
iLnlauJ' chu'rch 1216629111316 be ill
St. Mary's cemetery, ml rector
P«,A. Gaming hall's chili-i6 of me ur-
rinte' is.

,5, .6166: m 6'61. com

ensues! Ifi'omT thé “grim;-
111; or 61:61.qu allof'rom' 6119611101116.
t'l'z'aT't oét i6 frém' gm, shock A, consid-
arable duanli'lzy 6: 11191 was drunk by.
Mrs. Sueoh’. 6,1111 the oar-Solid poisoning

 
 

that én'imLéd m in 1-69.”th the cause of ‘

the 416832..

Medical F‘xatniner Samuel H H6111-
11131011 todax sighed 1: report to that
effect and forwarded it to Coroner
101111 I. Phelan. Mrs. Suech was mean.
mil}, (1616:1566 at the time she drank
the 663011,” was said.

NEW YORK.
Belling; Jewish workman of Kiev
sin, whom mall in 19,13 (in the Chagall,
of ritual murder attméféd world-mad
Qtendpn. is; resident oi: New fork.
it was learnSd toqay “He" car-tile to
Amerio'al, in 1921 from Palestine. when

he went alter 1113 meaning: in 12mm.

and is established in a. small printing
business. .

Beings the only JewL Lin a: city at
ten 11101182116 people, was W11 in'
1911. after the discovery of the body
or a thirteen year-old boy. who had
hot 11 murdered. omcials curate! that
he. had killed the boy' to obtain blood
for religious ritual purpose'a'. He wag

kept m a. dungeon {or two 1:63.11 and

t.

 

then placed on tLdal. At the 611%.
thirtv day; the jury. freed film tor
two hours’ deliberations The 55196;;-

stitlous nature of the charge; {6311‘
ed
the interest of thé entire world.

 

4‘;

HARTFORD Sept. 25 I—rie,
dealer: in the Stdto who aria
in: cLuot'omera bard coal in
twent'y um at: as soon “231112
bet“: to anti , are likeiv to'.

guFUBIL.L Adm 131le mm

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

,_ mgsent national crisis.

liquor traffic the equivalent of

 

Sept. 25' ~Men<xel " T'
as. .

 

 

 

‘ port;
I v6.17; Hon. A; 1.16% of South Nonmlk.

Lin Connocticut 11.156: discussed and re—
' item-ed to the ll-glalauve commute-a for

 

. ATHENS, Sept. 25 *Associated
Press) -—Spllrred 10 'greater (mart by
popular eiamor for 115 resignation. the '
Cilbinel. of Premier Tri: 1116.1lllakus is
dexfelo'plng unexpectui cohesion in
strength and may even live out the

It,ha.s added new member: to the
mummy .chosen with the View to
bringing it popular support; has ap-
yolntefi General Paxiapoulos governor—
generai of Thrace and push the work
6f reorganizing the army there.

Meanwhile a. note from the allied
powers disclosing their communication
to Mumpha Kama! acceding in his
condition: of ,beace, has reached the
Foreign 011169. and. has had the ef-
,fect on the Grecian peoplf' of a
{rigid and undesired shower. The
powers in their communication merely
informed the Greek Governmcnt of
their action. .

Grr-ece is. not looking {or more trom-

blg, Said. one official today. but
she intends to go right. on will; the
task ofLL building upLher arnly in

Athenians Are PassmnalelyDi '7 ,
151m of the ‘ng of Vemze’ios
Party 01g affixed Lonsnsts 6f
Agnanan Ill'tereSts 666 Average Citizens

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Thrace: In Thrace G're'e'ce is 61111 if
Throne Greece will rennin. 16.61:}
watrhword today of the GreeliL ..
pie.

It the Cabinet finally falls. theé
ternal dimming will begin. and. a;
question as to what will immoral
variously amened. The 5811“
Are passionately divided on the great
is sue or the king or Venlaelos.

The alleged: royal project to film-
mun General Meta—$85 to the vitamin“-
ship. .or :16er even I. invest a}!!! .
with .diclorigl power: if ..the alt '
31151.15»: such .L a. step; is a: bin-nit:
theme oi discussion Momma mama!
frankly discussed it today wifll{'i'Ffl

'1‘ he correspondant was rewM‘k
the general! villa. at Phaieron. Renal-9
as is :hcrt of stature and clear cut; an
smooch—~41 man sure of himselfi ”in!
nith a prnt’mmIi faithL in his king 6.11
cotmtry.. -

You must see the ‘Iring and 611651“!
princf). too.” he said. "‘for tile Anllern

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Taxpayers Recall":

 

PllllVES Willi

WAsmNG’rob, Sept. ammpgomm,
Lion Commksioneb .
on 3993??!) 1.1 ‘
enrol-662116136329 lg: Mort}. “tiara
during the next fiscal 1661-. it in said
12* the Treasury-

5.51.1me prepm'ell for the budget.
butt-.61 car'y this amount. which is
approximately the some sum; 11566 by
Congress for this purpose during the
current fiscal year.

Mr. Haynes was (Molar-oil to take
the View that while a. larger sum
conld be utilized in suppressing the
the
amount,,now being expended ,wolmi
enable the prohibition unit to carry on

 
 

1111 mi atax'itlc‘s now in forms. includ-

Lung the dry navy which is to be ex—

«banded to enable Federal agents to

”Lake 3411130111639 of llm provisions of
.1112 term: act of 192 permitting.

Well of lessen; within ‘lweivo miles
{from shore.

 

.1216 ,Connecflcut Medical. Liberty
League. Inc. heldu W1": legislalive
wiggling in New Hammer) Sunday. 8991.
24th. at 2:30 p. m... at ‘Wentworth
Hall, 101; Chapel street. . .

D;iegiites from the tan subordinaie
leagues lint-01121101111310 Stole wetoL.
preaent.- together withmany members
of the.l\'ew Haven brunch. It. was the
largest attended and. mast enthusiastic
meeting in years.

A hill to he presented to the legis-
16.1116 body at its next legillauvo ses-
bion 119,3 formnluwd nmd officially.
adopted In substance it. advocates
making vmlnatlon oritlom-i and not
compulsory. ,

The mam .ap'eakera 91' the day who
adamaoed the memblnge are:

Thomas .MLulligaLn or New Briimin; S.
H. prks. pieslrlent of tho Bridgeport
League; Dr.I P. Sproviero of Bridge-
Dr II". S Kampala: a! New. Hao

 

and Ram. C.- H. runner: of. Durham..-
The advisability of a poiiilgal ticket

Tye-1m armed
.mded' the: calmly jail Jig-e last
Iowa: _

 

’8. mtfll of 6 95-100 mills: and in 931’—

'TM 18 . 5:111 mills.

Led for. the following total amount:

«and when they realized that.
. holdings were known. there W63 lltl’ib
. L01 no comblaln8I

, city. what they “mm 0: they

 

 
 

 

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U'susil N um'be-r of
plaints Beach, ilie
Hall Regarding Ilicre
m Assessments 6113 Ta?
Rates.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

“.1 :12 very much in {aver of mm;
a meeting of the Boa-d at m,
and Taxfitlon. and having timing 1&1 Ii
prom—into money 601' a. not of barging
tools to give to the menisci-’5 no it.“
theyI on: - pursue their 0661.:th
legitimg 611;: W one imoxm
Myer 111" an he: normal into the om .
or Tax Commissioner Thomas C. BEE
com, City Hall' this morning, and
looked up his assessment. ' I -:.
This man. who is well-known l6 flu
city. was not the only 0111;wa
“raised a holler" over his tax bill (Mi
yeagx bui there were other: who m4
ply shruggc-d their shoulders And ‘16}
"Vl’vll if, we hale 1.0 my bill: or W
paople. l suppost We ll have to expect
a large mx.’ ‘ it;-
There did not seem to ht» so 111163
disturbance over the large tax; a an
”explanation slip" seal out by skin
present. administration showed what
the to; rage consisted of.

_ In the First District. the r1166 6Q

2-10 mills; in the Second, 2 3-116
mills; in the Third. 1 6-113 mills: In.
the Fourth, 5 5411 anilis win: a. "do;
ficiency tax" or 1 65 100 mills. "161(1an

 

 

 

blith. 14 5 1H mills, with a.
ency lax

"(imam

of i mills. making a. to“;

 

The deficiency tax" item m

bills from. previous years lncludedh
lthia year‘ 3 budget under "Deficit tax”?
is1477,742.7a, to which wok certain clue:
improvements. tor the ballnoe or not,
on a. new motorcycle: the. cost (729; this
hydrant null. at $500 and sumofifiiy
for the widening of Wall street Lo: 'IL'.
grand total of 8163 58.16. I '
Several property owners in the
made the Mement this glow
when they saw What their mm
emanated to, that they were so!“ hi;
increae their rents, as they M21966
get some profit from their imam I
One man omen: this morning. it“,
taxed about “6.011 his “mammal;
and he was uneasily ‘mbif’m .
earning the maintain. "If to
would otter me a couple of hm I'l'
he declared “1' d sell ’em the cog-”'8‘
Others who received bill: this
who had not received them ’
Team to- the 011166 and wanted to. nab"
what use}! were being taxed fl!!! .
was roundly point“: out to thmsM
they were men-Led for an automoEfiQ

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

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