ESTABLISHED 1870 _
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'i‘empleton :Repudiates
Healy and J. T. King As
mvemor-elect Says Their
for His Administratio
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Spokesmen F
Attack
n—Does Not Sub-
or State
Did Not Speak
Victory Dinner in Bridgeport
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MUSSOLINI
OVERAWES
SOCIALISTS
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New Italian Premier Wants
Adversaries‘il‘hat Fascisti
Movement Has Come
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OLD LEADERS ‘
REMAIN SILENT
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.rm Hair .4 1“ ' “"3" 3" “‘ti‘3rnt'.i?‘ Leader She Was
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, :v r r. s: was . 3 _ ‘f’i—j‘qf‘lufigl‘cif; ROME, Nov. Iii—(Associated
" " ‘- "_";’ ' ‘5 .'-‘:‘;‘,0 in Breast—Premier Mussodnis first ap-
' f: 1‘: lv. .. .3- .3 igc'hic‘v: ltm. peamnce before the Malia" Chamber
‘ ‘j'fi‘: I ’L, ’ “ ;.._ f Mag“ g is ”V proved :1 great persona: 5: >235. He
2" "fin-f ”.‘q. . if“, .i’."..;_mw,5g spoke to the deputies as he addressed
- I.» . ~ :,. =~ ‘ - . "t ‘ the leaders of his Fascisti Legions.
“"“"'"°r'l""“ ‘ N“°'“““' , and his orders were rcceiw-fil with sis:-
.‘ r tr.» :3. 23 that werv liar apparent obedience.
. . p; ~-najw at the sis-caller. He announced his foreign
‘-: _' la: :2: giver. at Bridgeport. terns! policies and warn->3 .
‘r :m my night, it is possible that versaries that the Fascist! Govern-
’ ‘ .- any receive the erroneous ment Rad come to stay. He did not
. '1 tia: l. as ti.» governor- ask. but demanded. a vote of confi-
Canmfncug' subscribed to deuce in his government. drclaring
. . “v45 Uh‘.l0usly an arm“; Cg the that if the deputies rc-fuszrvj. their
-« , . __ mandates would be withdrawn.
\ . :r 1 (Continued on Page Eight) His hitters-st enemies. who hail
. ._-. looked forward to his encounow With
‘ . ‘ m the experienced politicians or. their
. f n) D d own battlefield. were disappointed.
r‘fi ea In l..e art q e anrl his frivnds are saying tint he is,
the, greatast leader Itaiy list:- sea-n
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1
nd Eight or Me
9 Ships Lost
u r‘l, cemetery Many Bodies ‘Were Thrust from
waves and the Canals Filled With Debris.
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_\_. IT (.tsso- lure”. umnimirimhle. The jail. law
. 1 - :nnrt. tip-3th." . ml church were: ail LI»)-
*{F‘F}r'!1. and thu to“ .
.. n‘. tit-pa rtmvnfel v
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t. rung.»
hall. post office
Mg:- offices bad-
T‘ru? deal than; :zzm‘oer
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Tin:- & 1r€?1'~‘z’ike was particularly
Helen: in the vicinity of the Cop‘
:_ L5 (.7). i' [in movement thrusting“ ”ii
. > _‘ .18 wt .1: 3 . ~- in) has than their grirns.
._3dm this ”.536”. {Mum OINH’UCIS the carnis ceasing
' - - Hitwtlmmts. '
:3.1 an”.
» .\t ..‘..2,ler.~. {i=9 iii-3.1% wxves carried
railrcud smtiun. workshops
£1458 U? liifl‘ili
Hill HRSI WERS
wmmza mm
[a HgNquu
since C‘rispi. and that the l-‘esciszi rule
trill nndxre.
Congratulations were showers-(1
on the youthfui hair-r from ail sites
after he had concluded his exposition
of the government‘s program. allvth
parliamentary groups joint-i in the
applause with the exception of the
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(Cogtlnued on Page P‘lve)
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- 75 fiAllflNS arr
ummlwum
Containers“ Discovered in
Bed Clothes in Two Siam-
ford Homes.
. appar—
put it: five-
nd “:19 iiisu‘oxered
r the home of 18:1-
in t
“ 2. who conducts a.
‘A 2:13.: .e of Name-:33.
x containers were found
and eight in anutiwr‘. “It
tau: 1 ques-
V' said
» is In:
I.
Amok participating in the mid
l-Z-iwurt’l 5'. Th: ' ‘ J. 1"3‘3.‘
. Victor “'ar-lxyv'. . H. Hin-
The Stamford poiice quartet
‘— _ 3’ ». _ :2 let tit»:- direction oi Sergeant
. I” E .k K. ; ., .\ A I *, i' A, 12.. tel-i HS McCarfin‘. K H ‘
.4 r, -_,. w »“r _ __ _ ‘ 15"i'i'nlay 3‘39“ Th».> taro respondents. w‘li appear
.. . . . wt James H0114» ' .t‘or'c l‘nitzitl States Commissioner
«trend-ed the ses-
u
» opened with the
".U‘. ...c:t." prayer by the
‘linLlH‘l. Mrs. J. Milton Coburn. and
_, ealuze to the flag. Mrs. LeRoy
unit‘z'y‘ mxored with a delightful
‘ Silt:
\‘igz tti on the piano.
1‘ speaker of the afternoon was
Hun. Frwlerick A. Hubbard. of
—-Im’ich. Mr. Hubbard gave an in-
tvnzsting ta 1; on “A. “'inter Trip to
Honolulu." The speaker described the
journey to Honolulu with the itinerary
including the Royal Gorge. Arizona.
[.03 Angelle: and San Francisco. Cal.
The afternoon's program closed with
:mother solo by )lrs. Montgomery.
A social hour followed the regular
meeting during which the “Futon
members { the chapter sc‘rved a de-
lightful luncheon. ‘
PRESIDENT TURKISH
SOCIALIST PARTY
IS ASSASSINATED
LON DON. Nov. 1 7,—Associated
Press.)—-—Hussein lillmid Bey. presi-
dent of the Turkish Socialist Party,
has been assassinated in Constanti-
nople. says an Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from that Iity today. The
crime is ascribe! to political moves.
W
LOGAL BOYS FOUND
13 cm:
Steven Bndek of 40 Hermit road.
and Tony Cnsifo of..~25 Chapel street.
two small boys who ran away from
their home- here several days ago.
were picked up by the police in Cam-
bridge. flash-rm. and the local
police Were informed of the act.
The two 6031 give false name. st
first. bu; finally revealed their right
makes. 3% lock! police informer;
their parents. who Arc . culinar-
Placements to bring than 11m. -7 .
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3. 5:1! I. not,
Mrs.
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which
yam-nu
Cornand.
Steamship
., 7":7“ y etf'aining the ad—
4‘ igplcg lvv water to and
‘ “u: my! pointing out that
I C's-operation on the
= rvihants that a hégfviiy
" n. be maintained hero
afrnnt
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l u L‘v'lC DIRECTORY
n‘ “'1 Well Lodge.
A. 33.. will be held
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.21.”; at 2 p. m._ to
' “ our lste brother.
S~rvlccs will be
"'1‘ at 3:0“! 3). m.
‘~ .7 to attend.
“'XLSH’. “2 Bl.
\Vl LCOX. Sec.
:1. R. A. M-
South Main
Tuesdays of
“a. Juiy and
P.. A. Masons
m,— "'y invite 3.
s P'. DECKER. a. p.
1‘. s. LION. 8cm.
F
was accompanied
Hugh J. Lax-cry today.
sum ACCIDENTS
mum AUlfllSlS
A slight accident happened at 9
‘o'clock this'morning in trout of the
trust District police station on Com-
merce street. W'llliam Morris. iacal
iruckman. had his automobile truck
. in the driveway next to the police sta-
‘lion. Fred J. Ham. Well-known sugar
broker and mpgshooter. was driving
his machine north on Commerce
street. In passing the Morris truck.
' iron bars projecting over the rear‘end
lot the truck broke the glass in the
front and rear doors or the Hun
machine. as well as scratching up the
_ body or the at. A'i-‘e'port was made to
the police. ‘
Louis Wolfe of Taylor place was
l
farming his automobile up West sve-
fnue last night. He was following a
‘trolley car and aide-swiped a" car
.parked in front at Dr. Cam‘s home.
:and owned by Dorothy M. W
‘of Seir Hm- The left rear mudguard
oaths Mmhm car we! bent. A re-
port was male" to the police.
WILL DISSOLVE FAR.
EASTERN REPUBLIC
BERLIN. Nov. 1? (W
Press).——A Reflux telegraphic-cm
message from Chit: is quoted in:
Moscow am}! to the W Bed
magnate exact Mike gum;
meat or the m m: W m
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South Norwalk,‘ ‘7 ' Conn, F1133}, November 17, 1999; 5'
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mam, «19de
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The use of bottles that were not
chemically sterile for the purpose of
Mtaaiiing samples of the product of the
Eckert Brother-5’ Brewery in Bridge-
port by Federal Prohibition agenm.
which mpies were sent to Washing-
tonton for chemiml analysis, may. re-
suit in the petition of United. States
District Atorney George Cohen, for an
injunction to close the brewery as a
nuisance. being denied by Judge Ed-
win S. Thomas. A hearing is being
held at the CitgHall by Judge Thomas
in a. special ”session of the United
States District court here today.
Cohen asks a. permanent injunction
to close the brewery and prevent its
use for any pnrpose for a year togeth-
er with an order for authority to
seize all stock and equipment. and the
destruction of the stock of beer on
hand.
Attorney Lazarus Gemstone. of the
firm of F‘laherty. Turner & Strouse, of
New York city, appmrs for the Baker:
Brothgrs’,Brewery. and brought out
the fact tint some of the samples
taken were sealed up in bottles that
Judge Edwin S. Thomas Is Holding Hearmg' at
City Hall in Plea of United States District * 7 '
Atto‘rpey George Cohen to Close Eckert ' '
Bros. Brewery in Bridgeport—Dirty
Bottles Used by Federal Agents
to Take Samples, ’
used were n‘ot oh
that there might be a. trace 0:
content,
the alcoholic content.
marked
which hit! just been
Knoxville. Team,
the stand
esting description of the
breweries in the. 3
and said he was existed by Age“
O'Suliixan and Loren.
also samples were taken komxbarrefl
Bic-aded on tracks. Following the
ing of samples and brief prcl‘wi . .
tests. a tablet, which he declared “7
strangest
mexmmm
hwmmmekmmuhm
mam—N WW'
WWM~
magma-um
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For Seeking
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. 1T.-——"Lenienc
05'? You ask for leniency for this
Woman who._l:y the evidence. is shown
to have held :21. prisoner in her
home until he hztvl spent ail his money
purchasing liq-.10 from her?”
queried Judge John J. “'aish in Com—
mon Pleas Criminal court yesterday
when he uplzeid a. fine of 3209 im.
posed upon Sophie- Agonis of 478 Kain
Street in the lower court on a charge
of sailing Home“: despite the plea. of
leniency by her counsel. E. T. Czubak.
The jury had previously returgied a
verdict of guilty. 7
According to the evidence referred
to by the court. the Agonis woman
was said to have held 9. man giving
his name as Russell 2. virtual prisoner
until he had Spent more than 360 he
had with him in buying liquor fircm
her. Then she retained his suitcase
as collateral for further drinks. '11:
MAY BRflAllEN
calm [If will -
’ mm m
There is a likiihood that the in—
fluence and sphere of the South Nor-
“131mm“ Trade, may be extended
by m the next session of _g§e
General Assembly. to change the chir-
m under which the mutation is
m working, so that the name could
be changed from the ”South Nervaik
Board at Trade” to the “Norwalk
‘m at Trade." i
,In :33 event we month-ship,
gm .3 largest in confined largely
the; the busines men of the second
Ward. ‘ifl be included many from the
f
in
Judge Walsh Scores Counsel ’
. Woman Held in Liquor Case
Testimony Shows Scphie Agonis Held Man Virtual Pris-
oner Until He Had Spent All His Money Buying Liquor
from Her—Upholds. Fine of Lower Court-—
Second Appeal Taken.
Leniency for
to return this. that
was her refusal
Iiusseil testi-
broaght'on her arrest.
fled he meant to get back his. suit case
and if the woman did not return it he
woulr} have her arrested on the
charge of selling liquor.
Aitgr notifying the police. he al-
lowed. them to follogr him« as he ea-
tcrcd the Agents home and returns-1
with a. bottle of liquor which he turn—
ed over to the police. Many objec-
tioas agitinst the admission of this
bottie in evidence were made by cours-
s‘el’. on the ground the tag attached
to it was not conciusiw: that it was the
same‘bottle taken from Russell. Its
admission over objections is the
ground of appeal -ta.ken hg Attorney
Czubak to the Supreme Court of Er-
rors and the wee littie bottle will re-
turn to the police custody to be sub-
mitted to the Supreme court for its ju-
Qicial determination. "‘
RESTRAINEB mull ,_
~+ ERECTINEWUSE
«Prawn: 31m:
Mrs. .Hetena Hill “‘eed was ire-t
strained. by the terms of a. temporary
injunction issuer: by Judge Nehemiah
Candee last night. from. going ahead
with the work of erection of a. house
alongside her - bungalow at Wilsonrr
Point.- the injunction being obtained
by the Wilson Point Company.
through the firm of Tammany .5: Con-
nery. \ .. ' ‘
According‘ to the/claim made there
fie certain restrictions attached to an,
sales of and fi'mn Pompom of
whiclirestrm the type of buildings to
mweedlusa twatthe’
Point wait was wed in {flea-action
of a mine type or truncation-1mg.
her humour. Iiizs'tostnfi this
were picked up, washed out with
water,
which were not chemically sterile."
the action are" named as Cora A. Eek-
ert, George F. Eckert, Jr.. and Fred
C. Eckert, were compelled to put
their prodvct out in chemically sterile
packages, . but that the test bottles
Discuss? New Industry Sites
And Plans For More How Here
' Monday,
*7 “warm-m-
or some other liquid. and
He stated that his ciients, who in
South 'Norwalk.
Several important matters were con-
sidercd at a meeting of the board of
directors of the South Norwalk Board
cf Trade. held at the Court room, City
Hall. last crening, among thcnt being
the propored Widening oLW'as ‘ :igton
sin-rt and hearing report: from the
ral committees.
QSldE'lll Cherries 15. Ho;
c‘na'r and called on
t was it
cr—E.m5or
mittcr‘: Lu factory Slifii to report
s—vz-rcl propositions which had i‘cen'
marked by the local organization“
during the cast week.
One of these projects was a com-
a bichlodde of mercury tablet. ‘
tire.
Board of Trade Directors Aka
in Washm' gton Street
'emicaiiy sterile :‘
which mixed with his cit“
“near beer," would cause a change h.
saloons from w
Samples taken in .
Brothe
port"
then poured into bottles,
sealed and labeled. , _ .
In taking samples at the brewery a
May 16th, 1922, Thomas F. Brown. at“
the 'm't as who ha!
ail morning. gave an m:
pruned-It
foltowed on that day. Mr. Built
described himself as a. general 9M
tion agent to report flotation: /
New England stat-.7
The racking room was visited ‘33
dmpped in each bottle. as a pm
He said that he had m1
some of the beer. but denied that i.
had taken 15 or 20 glasses that m
or that he had aided Mr. Eckd't I.“
loading tow half-barrels on a. Quai-
and in declaring that the conteifll‘
the half barrel: was perfectly m3
’3
mm
Widening. '
site. ’
. The discussion which followed diam
closed the fact that there are ”If;
three avaiiabte sites in the city tori
new industries. ' tr '
The matter of housing was taken;
up. and the magnetic}: was mad: 8&1!
a corporation be formed campuses! of.
business men of the city in ordar
that tenements may be erected to
house the families which would {out}.
here for their living accommodations“
This is a. matter which undoubm»
will be considered later. ,
Samurai Rocdner and Chm
Swartz were appointed a conunm
from the Board of Trade to cmoperat'e‘
mutilation iron: 3. million doliar for-
eign silk concern; also. a well—known
company manufacturing boys, washa-
ble suits is in search-for a suitable
with the Mayor's committee for the
[widening oi \Yashington street. th's
Mayor's committee to be appointed
: ¢ .—
ate“
NEW wrer-zssis ,
ARE mmmm
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. 3.. Nov. 17.
-—Fina.l plans for the fiesentaton to
the Somerset County Grand Jury.
of the Hall-Mills murder
case. will be made today at a confer-
ecce or prosecuting omciius in Sam-
en’ilie.
One of the important exhibits to be
offered the grand jurors will be the
letters exchanged by the Rev. Edward
W. Hall and his choir leader, Mrs.
Eleanor R. Milis‘ for several months
prior to their murder on September
lith. A diary kept. by 1”,}!31! dur.
ingaracafionhipwithhiswlte. Mrs.
Fiancee Stevens Halt, New England.
last summer. antrwin be shown the
futons. -
Chief Detective James A. reason has
announced tbs: the mate has two new
mm when testimony is cor-fid-
‘ , ' “films: important” ‘
forked on the theory that a toga!)
M‘m night’s mW‘and fire
in £ch 6m.raam in
tic cathotthrecmmtheh;
fury of at least me other.» ~:-‘- ‘
foreign W at are m which
fnt'e original £69011:ng m ‘
Transom DEAD
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v' m 7W1; W in snikfi
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BANK FAILURES *
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MEXICO CITY, Xov. 11—913mm 2
ated Press. )«-The bank failum 61' in:
East few days are not signifimnt of all
economic crisis of a. general character
and should cause no alarm in m;-
menial circles. according to W
of Finance dc K Huerta. . "i
He decria sensational reports of .
impending further {MM 1 '
the belief that business in general fl!
proceed along normal lines. 8km-
gmentwasinresponsetofiankmrr'
fions by the newspapers of further fit-
!ficuttia following the cloning of do
‘ Bamme Francoise .de manage. ti.
Euhfio Roman. a W W
with branches in seven; cm In!!!”
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