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arm-Mr. Slumr'urd; Joseph Menna, .19
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131.? 1 drink ”ml-iv! l‘q Dllf’l‘md there.
\\.‘,l ~n 'llr ofi’lwm arrivulan rum-
lwr of cars warn parkrvl in the 321m.
111 lb» spar-r» at the sides and luck or
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music
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;.< Malls-l in the
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. :wk on Ch» door.
arr,- two sun's.
Winch is in plain
my? :1 smaller type
1 mull room off the
.Igr‘.
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namen made no nt-
Lnge safe. but pro-
1t Zer safe which they
:uw-lle and endeav-
‘~;.wtling on the com-
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altempt to open
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“m rho yegmen- we're
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and August except-
:4 All Master Manon!
’H‘vlrnfidly invited.
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\ight Secured Clothing and
it Will exiwlem to thr- police
job was the: wurk of amu-
pmwahly local tainnt. ll:
appear as though the yegzmen
“write-l over the sail: 101' a.
are gluing up the?
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limit ll»:
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imrglarls was «lis—
ten-red by £le: janitor uarly this
’nwrmng. ‘l‘ll' pufice “'x‘l'lr: notified
l 1-‘ri=l11=: at. the some {mind
1.: ”m .111 upset. condition. The
“(.13 on its slvl: and on top of file
1113 there were a score of Chisels.
..:r»u:-<lrhwrs. and hammers as well
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IE BASKETS BE
TIIAIIEIVING
VV'lth the my: spirit. of the day
bountiful Thanksgiving baskets were
distributed yesterdu‘ to the worthy
poor by CharlesB. Burris. gis- man-
ufncturer, of Ledgewood Farm. Mr.
Harris gave away -130 baskets from
his Main street plant.
{ion of baskets tool: place between.
the hours of 8 and 10 a. jm,
Aiding )fr. limits in his charitable
work were Miss Lillian. Womb): Mrs.
Raynor “Hex-me )léhin Gould ancl
\ed Sherman. Patrolman Thoma:
Borne}. as a mar 33:). was stationed
n: the Harris fictory to make sure
:‘nat there were no francs among
those rrquesting baskets.
The baskets contained enough 1n
supply a family of five. The contcnts
included: A can_ol tqmavo soup. :1
-"0ur-pound.chlcken. potatoes. tarnips.
a can‘ of pets. celer—u cranberries. ap—
gles. spaghetti. comm condense-l milk.
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Dogs and Beam}? Figure
in Bridgeport Brawl That
. Concludes 11': City Court,
BRIDGEPOHF. Dem. l.—-A tale of
dogs. dentistry. and Mummfiug eve
drink: was told in city court yggta_
day when Ambrw' Garner. :5. late of
Sarwalk. but mom recalls; of so: 19-,-
Poplar street. was arraigned on
«1., bread bath-Ir. pepper. salt and
1 box of Wind: cake. The baskets
“are prepared uncle-1- !lw snpezvislcn
uf Albert D. Ferris 01" the People's
Market.
There wvre m.1m‘ sad cases among
those people who nppcarod for has
Reta. There was one man who nskcd
for help who was 56 years old and
Blind in the bargain. Anothc:
65 years all}. endeavored to have a
-.3-012-11: piece changvd m tl11t heI
might returp to “1' Harris. that mane;
.ot spent for carmre For in :imll-
tun to the basket. Mr. Harris also
prox’idwl each person with that sum
cf mans-v for transporta'ian.
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NEW YORK. Dec. l.——1Iembers of
his family tedAy attributed the death
last night of “'illiam “sell Rocke-
Keller. son of the late \V’il.iam Rocke—
feller and nephew of John D. Rocke-
feller. m a cold contracted at the
Sale-Ilanard football game last Sat—
urdny.
Avery Rockefeller. nephew of the
financier. and a. freshman at.Yale,
said that his nrcle has: companies!
of a cold Mutter he aud‘hh
party left tho Yflé BOWL
Th; lune:- quicklyi fieve'rapc—j into
pneumonia.
lcr sewral years prior
when he resigned, Mr.
was tl‘b‘.l.‘5‘ufi’l" 01‘ the Standard Oil
l'UlllpuflV‘ \‘vw York. At the time
of death he was listed on the
boards or? ullrm‘mrs of only seven cc.—
porations.
.\lr. Rockefeller was born
to 191 l.
lockeleller
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his
lntnln
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\al»: 11: 1‘92. He married Elsie snu-
nnn. d;.ax-.:htv'-r of the late James Still—
Skull. [)l‘vgfll'l'rllt ol‘ the National City
Bank. 4‘ . V ‘3 ‘
.1:‘z»r his retirenhrnt from acuve
ullsiness in 15-11, Mr. Rockefeller
rpvl‘lt much of his time at his home
in Grcenwich, Conn. .
llp is sun‘ived. Ipsides his widow.
by {our sons. “'illiam A“ Godfry S.
lumps S. and J. Sterling Rockefeller.
and .1 daughter. Almira-
IIIIIIGBBIVBIIIIING
THANKSGIVING IIAY
:u .1 viral; «ml .1 pick-axe. “filth the
'FLL‘C‘DYBOB of the hammer
I-‘lus‘r’r.
t'mv thwatrc prvn ‘ses:
r‘f‘ur of the stage and the rest from.
l'nc moving picture operator's booth.
Tm? Chisels were blunt and me screw-
«l‘rt‘gers bent where they had been used
in the attempt to open the safe.
Outside the came a score of articles
wax-v.- miter-ed. Near the safe was a
towel which had been used to dull the
sound of the hammefing. inasmuch as
the towel was filled with holes. In-
“mitigation showed that an oxer-coat
ownel by Mr. Emerson; one owned by
Lifts. togetht with a dozen silk
shirt- nm! other wearing apparel of
the latter. Vere when. A suitcase
owned by Eaten-son was also missing.
As a matter of fact. there wasn’t
any money in the mall safe although
Ithe receipt: of
‘lnltevl’ork and 1253
Samuel Kantor. former mfletor of
the thntre, d n habit of keeping
theake in it over-
night. The than-e receipts for the
holiday were very navy and Vim put
in the. 1m are which 1p: formerly
mtoholi knew“ then“.
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One of the uflast beautiful cannon-
ies of the reason occurred yesterday
when the solemn and beautiful double
wedding service at the R. C. Church of
the Assumption in Westport, bound in
sacred bowls of matrimony Leo J.
Keenan to Miss Isabel's. Benin: and
charles 28. Realm to His Frances L.
Allin;
Charles and my label Ere son and
daughter of Contractor and Mrs. 1.1“
Hamlin, while In Allin; Is one of
Ndrwnlk’a mom 'bopnmr daughter:
511'. Keenan is z popuhr nutcniobflc
sale-man in Weapon-t. Hr Rm
by ascents] with his father in the
contracting Maine-a. and at music!
"able cervix: during the Won-Id War
Miss Hamlin hence! the nut popl—
‘ln: girls of the younger set of Want-
a
I'm, m,
pm“ including diver. en: ‘18-.
The home was uninformed into a
bowdrofm. decorated!!!
being
Fm? Corner-anti:
Item ant! Wm m
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voiding m In: mint
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from More}. New York.
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. 1:.n :hy staying up all night
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charge of assault breach or the peace
and resigning an 05:27.
tel ry on North finance in time to
start the New Year right :15 Judge
“mum H. Boanimau expnssal it.
Gaynor. according to the tvstimony
Celebrated the adw on! of Thanksgiving
He spent the
'esrller hours at the erening tripping
the well- known light fantastxc at the
Casino. and at midnight repaired to
Bannay's lunch room or: State street
{or his codec and. rolls.
Rudolf Katz. “'2“ End newspaper
distributor. ‘ came into the lunch room
shortly before 6 o’clock yesterday
morning. accompanied by his dog.
The. dog advanced upon Gaynor. wag-
ging his tail in greeting. Gaynor
doesn’t like dog“. He stalled his feet
to frighten the animal. The dog
started to bark. This threw Gaynor
into something of a panic and he call-
ed upon Kat: to call the dog
Kat: assured Gaynor the animal
would not hurt him. Words led to
blows and Kat: left the lunchroom
and. called policeman mamas A.
'l'lern-ry to arrest Gaynor. Gaynor
truck the policeman. according
to the testimony. am! the ofiicer
struck back. Gaynor said Tierney
knocked three of his hell: out.
Gamer opned ht; month to show
Judge Boardwafithat three teeth
were missing
He said on! of his friends in the
court room had picked up the teeth
3nd would introéuce them in evidence
it called upon ti} do so. There was
no doubt that thc teeth were missing
from Gaynor’s gas»: but same Bonni-
man said it look: 1 him” though
they and been missing {or more than a
few hours. There was also a «filler—
ence of opinlanfi as WW number of
tenth that ware missing. A compram-
ise was finally arrived at. when it.
was deci led that only two and one—
ralf molars wlre missing. Mead of
the three clalmwl by Gaynor.
After listening to the stories told
by the different witnesses the judge
decided to sen: :l Gaynor up to North
avenue u a. Thanksgiving dinner
guest.
CAPTAIN BIIIIIIANIIT
TAKEN TII THEN}
1? Known Dead after Fight
of Police and Mob Lasting
All Night in Mexico Qity
BERLIN. Bear. I (By The Assocht‘
ed Press). .4331ch reports from M11-
nlch state that Captain Ehrhardt. a.
prominent leader in the Kapp revolt.
was arrested yesterday at the request.
of the Supreme Court and transferred
to Lelpsic- _
....___. .
Captain Ehrhardt. as commander
of a. marine brigade. was instrumental
“in enabling the late Dr. Wolfgang
Kapp. president of the Fatherland
party. to force the withdrawal or the.
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Sub-camera: to the flitting regime of
Dr. Kgpp as Chancellor Captain Ehr-
hardt waved. His name 1133' 5030
mentioned in connecflon u’ltfi fine a:-
“nations of Mathias Babel-grand
Dr. Walter Rathenan.
[IVE 11m GAS
IVIIBEBE NBIV
Deputy U. S. Marshal Nam-
James 8. “Track? of ”Winsfifii, has.
been appointed chief ‘pruhlnixion en-
forcernent
the of Bethel.
He drew 10 seven years prl‘Of to hbnppointment as
(lays on each account, Which van let geputy 13an Staten Mars“ will
him out of Sheriff Simeon Pease s has- Stake up his new duties 'at cm His
succesadr will xix-(baht! not he‘ named
for a couple of week. ’
Fno o: Simsbury whfiéreslgncd recent-
Mackenzie made a
saying that Elm mm have been
compelled to face charges fat padding
his
found in a. Waterfiurf clnh’ when Fed:
ral officers aided K-
Second Illinois district. long rated as
n shat of the Route.
Ebert Government in Karen. 1926..
STATE GIIIEB
IN ET UNIT!
v
ed by DM to Take
Place of Enamel}. ,
Deputy United M Marshall
Dflice!‘ for frennccticut by
W healer who was deputy slfem‘f for
W‘heeler succeeds @ptali’ Jpnothan
Since Ennis r a .Director
Interment
Y-
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expense account; Ina for being
“'ASHINGTONI Dec. l.—-Death last
night ended the legislative career of
Representative James R. Mann of the
E
Returning here two weeks ago for
the evening of thequeclal session of
(3cm Mr. Mann, who hat! served
his people for upward: of a. quarter of
a century. took park in 33:.me-
nary work of the Hanna. tweet ago.
however. be m forest! as day :2
home mafEefli wlziich he nail.
elite-hated. Binocular": ntfirst
was mt unfit my iff'efnficfi,
aner pneumonia had developed that
it became alarming. Early in the
evening he rallied. but there was a
change for Qua war-5e as the night
wore on. Shortly ‘ before midnight
with his wife and his physicians at
his bedside, the veteran of many 0
Congresional battle died peacefully.
News of Mr. Mann's death was a
shock to the House, for fewcf his
most intimate friends knsw of If": {I}
es. beyond the statement that he
ad been confined. i8 hin‘home by a
cold. One the. eve of. the House vote
Wednesday on the Shipping bill. Mr.
Mann wanted to get out of Md and go
there to be ccunted on its side. 'He
was told to stay at home 11nd that
while his wise counsel would pe‘help—
ml. there were voter, enough in sight
and he wank; be paired. But his
thoughts were constantly on the
House, where his record of sen-ice
through thirteen consecutive terms.
or twentY-six years. had earned for
him the reputation among friends and
fees of the best informed man an the
details of government that eyer‘sat In
either branch of Cong-es. Ham
sent back for a fourtgenth’ mm: by
the people of his district in the elec-
(Confinued on Pm 1‘on
3‘1. lAllISIAIIS’K
MN mun IRE ‘w
Night of Wild Excitement Follows Am to .
Associated Press} -—-F~:de?a.l W
guarded a badly- ham Imm’ ' '
buileling today while the city mtéfi
the casua‘tics of a pitched battle be-
twearra the police and a mob which t
attempted to storm the building last 0
mghr. The death list, as a. result or: documents. some of which m but
the fighting stood. at seteqteen arlyI several
today, whit-3'
known to have been seriously injured- to the winds.
and thirty-four slightly hurt.
l‘rohllnuon Dir-ecu}: Harry Mackenzie. Ithought 2‘ 0’05“? check might "flax
fn rther casualties.
eitement found its main plaza,
Emanicipal Ibuildging, a shambles
broken gla's, timber am}
dence of the anger of the mob, which
forced its way into the building hal‘
an hour after the police reserves had
iken their toll.
W
than six hours, started when a crowd they found a. cordon “new
marched to the city ‘
against the alderman, who are held tented themselves with m
reWble for conditions leading to heating officials in the
the water famine.
was intended by the labia- “BEE that {1. m1 Wt-
Iorgzux
:39:te
{down
;to the hall to voice their
sentiments amst the city go; vemefit‘ ti
These protestants were reinforced paper 0mm and m gal
along the route and when the farm. _before the m of m #5
fcipal building was reached the? num- cmls.
”bu-ed more '
TIIB IIIIIISB, IIIBSI"
men. :he mob gave emphasis to its
words by hurling Sta-mes and other
missiles When one leader suggested
that the hall be entered, the damask
strata-s made a concerted ruin
Stern: the Municipal Building—
MarchedtotheCItyHafiAsaProtwtand
Charging Then: with Respons'bility
fin-“the Watafme
Staggered birth? Mlletstheim»
tra. rs retired, m
be: dead and injured.
But in half an km
and several of their number,
set fire t0 iB mn-
111?: 100 CTI'};- Dec. 1.——lsy The
centuries; were Mints“
and thecstymmm
1: ml Bythrstime mefedemmnfit
arrived, but the 111me m nit
'egected before the bulletin: m I)”
fixed In my plaice: and the m
wrecked. A fine of has:
fire department. was shit in; .
play, despite the its? $015!“
successful in healing Betti!) .
cumde. *
Several sporadic W‘ to an“
Iunmue them; hours. but m g ‘
.The trouhle which lasted for mmlffimm * to
are at] CC“
eighteen persons
The city after a nigl» of wild ex-~
Abe
of
stone, evi-
fl
hall. to protest soldiers ahead the W
m
The demonstartion eluding some at the W‘d tk
izeditaSapeacefulprote-tandi mmm'
undreé persons Med: the pager u,“ hall, ”mm
m streets before Wm; of citizens Med
adverse m3, ;
They called an all m
than two thqusand
The-Hm of Wm
r3033.
"clung invecffvés against the alder-
for.
ward. The police guards met that
advance by firing their rifles over the
hands of the crowd which. homer.
did not check its course. Whenxt
became apparent upx the mob wants!
enter the building Wt: the police,
the latter aimed that rifles point .
tank and fired with deafily’ eflect'ive-
mass.
was not regarded fi’W Ind 1v
Structure Near theMain Universityoi Mantra-Am
Was Worth About $590,080.
MQN'EREAL. Dec. L—The Laval
Dental College. connected with the
University of'chtfeaX. was practi-
cally destroyed by me early today.
The college, which is separated fngn
the main building of the university,: "
was valued at about 3599, 0‘00. ‘ Ithe fire which hit night W as
Officials are at a low to explain the dental school of the m at
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three weeks at the universfiy. and the ° theory also was M a
third within two mm . the blaze might have had .3 an;
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sponded to the alarms and brought Winnipeg, also 3 mm
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Emma. Doris Richmond of 319 Flax >
Hill Road and Enul O. Bellini were
married at the rectory of Trinity Eph-
copal church Wednaéay evenix at 7
o clock by the Rev. Chapman 8. Lewis.
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