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For Nor-walk and vicinity: Unsat-
tled tonight and Wednesday" . slightly
colder Wednesday. A trough )9 low
pressure extending from Texas north-
eaatward to Northern Kaine .is cana-
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ALBERT 8. FALL
Cabinet Member ’
cum rnonrsox
“ppm-Y or the (incision of Scrctary of interior Albert B. Fall to resign has brought up the until" of Cara! Thomp-
S. Dickey of Kansas City as his possible successors. Bofh‘at'e lenders in Ohio and. mid-
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IOHNDEMALYO
IS FINED $50
Central Hotel When Raid
' Took Place Set Free.
John Dow, of Monroe street.
who was arrested over a week ago
together with ten other men in a. raid
on the old Central Hotel on Monroe
street, on the charge that he was con-
ducting a gambling house. w fined
860 and costs in the downto court
this morning by Judge George R. Vos
burgh on the charge.
The ten men who were present in
the rooms when Patrolmen John Rey-
‘nolda and Milton Lockwood raided
the place at 1:30 in the morning.
were dischamd, as the staOe could
not produce evidence as to why they
had gone to Delilalyo‘s rooms: who
"8 playing cards and who was stand.
ing around the room. and for lack of
evidence that cards were being played
by the men at the time of the raid.
DeMalyo, who was represented by
Attorney Paul R. Connery. took an,
appeal from the sentence and was re-.
landed under bonds of 8200, for a hear-
ing in the Court of Common Pleas.
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‘q of storms nbni ~ ‘
n” “n.1,...” ,‘n,l arm n: Flew-Iliad and \\ alter
C- by"... "w. n"! rust 1t. L’UIiilmn politlco.
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(iiirinr: the
‘ ESTERSONS
n.’ the (”cririK‘ sail
w his ship in five:
li' rhnlic'i lw on“,
Tuiticorin. in tho
than ln'rn‘t' ‘Hnra
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some cruciicnco
two inns overdue. .
“W“ "' "V David and Charles Esteraan. presi-
ich “PM! from dent and vita-president or the Regent
hm" I" “"0“”5" Theatre Company. entertdnod the en-
1.-.-.. - .ilre staff; of the Recent and Palace
‘Theatren together with the artists on
i the Palace vaudeville bill and others
with a Christmas dinner held at 11:30
o'i'Iot‘k last anht at the Cosmopolitan
I restaurant. The affair was a big
1 . success.
I Because of
iwas unable to ntu-nd the dinner. He
Dec. :fi.—-Thc rc— ‘ is confined to bird room in the Royal
Central Vermont . James hotel Willi a severe attack of
are the scene of '. the grip.
ich dfltfol'f-I ”W! The guests were welcomed by
0 limit. and rinm— ‘ i‘hnriea l-lsivrsnn, who spokn of the
i. Two plw‘llgi'rl l-Zsteraon ptiilt'y of (rt-operation with
car were aim tie-i
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lllN‘F. (‘irus \\‘. (.lrny. manager of
promised romplcte co-opcmtion with
the man-Kemwnt
There Were about forty guests at
the dinncr. which consisted of turkey
with all the iixin's. The dinner was
well served and proved delicious.
lmrint: the affair. i’roiessor James
Sexton and W. Allen Scofield enter-
tained with musical selections. Sev-
W“ 2‘: "A w” vrai of the vaudeville artists also did
”9L “ shot and . a turn in the way of entertainment.
1“ damn "w" TM" The dinner was not over until lhron
“”1"“ wns hm“: ‘ (Him in the morning.
‘ department in-. l-lmpoyes of the Palace theatre
" prrsvnicd Mr. Gray with three hand-
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' OT MAN
illness David Esterson‘
members of the moi! of the two the-[
on! was cstimnil‘zi lhn I‘:il:i(‘~' iiimilira Hpnlu- nun: Filmi-
lnr lines. In t» hall of taint-ville nr-
rl an incriminate lieth. .\Iliih .\inrie_ oi the tram Marie‘
“capped the tire- and llarlnw. tlirinlil-rl the Emerson:
tthc Ml; rhimnvi‘ ' tor ihn lim- spirit shown to the per-
evwcrwi inc x‘mW- ‘ lnruwrs who had appeared at the Pale
mc ctvitvmi 21‘. mu Robert (‘im‘k thanked the
listcrsons in bchnlf of the stage
hands lur the ('I’ll‘lnin’lafi dinner and
CHICK WARREN’S
AUTO IS STOLEN
A Jordan sedan owned by“ W
.Warren of the Second district. “
stolen last night from in front of the
Norwa’lk Armory. A report was”
to the local police.
Warren was attending the casket-
ball game at the Armory and outed
his marlilrw directly in front of the
building. “'hen he went to get the
car. at 10:30 o'clock. it was gone.
The machine was painted a dark
bin. color uni carricd taxi license
plot-'5 0-1282.
KAISER LOSES
BOND INTEREST
1 (By Associated Prcss)
llllL'SSlJ-is. Dec. Sim—The decision
lol the lowcr lit-lgian courts that for-
imer limp: ror \i'illiam has no right to
collact illitl't’st on British bonds ha
been sustained iv)’ the court of Appeals
in a decision handed down today. The
court ordered at Brussels exchange
broker to refund to the British bank
involved several million francs paid on
coupons which the bank later learned
llciongcvi to thi- cit-kaiser.
The ownership came to light when
.the British Goverment protested
against the" pa\ iron. The Dutch Rank
figuring in this case. said to be one of
several through which the former Em.
peror sent coupons to be cashed so
that trace of their origin might be lost.
was exonerated as an innocent party.
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Mrs. Olive 1" .' some silk shirts. A; a Christmas 3";
pretty divorcee-.Hmm the management, employeg 0‘:
' 'mflpd pmm'i the Palace and Recent ihreaires. ’9'.
f daylight Man i ”‘IWd Kills of gold ranging from 35‘
eled. hyelericnl. ‘- to 3:5. I
oun'cd hcr state-l
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fin-d in self-
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becnme entry
daughter Clara.’
hat hvr divorced ,
of (‘inrinnatL a!
lie berg-geniu-
auzhic-r. Black
rclarcd. that a
the divorced
led through the
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’°“'**1PR0HlBlllON
on the floor. 1;
intimation cm.
H k. sales man
locales." hip pocket vendors and "pri-
lvate parlor parties" as well an the
today. as the result of the slaying lut
midnight of Charles "Dickey" Blinn.
icers. believe the drive will result in
iwholesaie arrests and the nailing
against liquor dealers oilicials ad-
mitted they were baffled by the mur-
th his own over. _
cad. Hr- hasn't
. declared.
automobile corn-3 , fl, ‘ _ '
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_ Jonea' apart- I {re-h an v gorous
‘hizber ups in Jefferson County’s al-
Icged liquor combine will be launched
at once, prohibition olilcers announced
leader of a squad of eight dry agents.
(to-operating with city police and
lcounty oihclaln the enforcement om-
' down of the Volstead lid tighter than
ever before in this country. ‘
But while planning the new move,
10!. l". and A.
“"4”" ““‘h tier of Blinn. whose body with three
bullet wounds. was found in a dark
alley in the Polish section of Steuben-
rd Tuesdays of
August except‘
Master M \‘IIIO. T'anty feet any 1‘, m ”9‘
-" “““nL iy pocketbook of the omcer. His ro-
t W. M. volyer was missing.
0 ox. Sec‘v- Blinn. known to his friends as the
“marked man of the bootlsggefl." '50
operated from his “at"
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will he held
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By Associated Prod. -
. . LAL'SANNE. Dec. 26.—A vigor.
ously worded protest against the de-
cision of the Near East Conference
subcommlssion on minorities to permit
the Armenian delegates to appear on.
fore the subcommlaslon and set forth
their desires wan forwarded to the
conference today by the Turkish dele-
gation .
Thorn new discordant note marked
the resu ptlon of the peace negotia-
tions 3 r the Christmas receu. The
subcomminion on minorities had
planned to receive the Armenian and
Bulgarian representatives this-after—
noon—Abe Armenians to explain their
demands for an Armenian national
[home and the Bulgarians to set ’forth
the position of the Bulgarian residents
of Eastern Thrace. which is pa-ing to
Turkish novereignty.
TRAIN KILLS CONTRACTOR.
NEW VEN, Dec. 26.—The body
of John . 70. a retired contractor
ofthis .wssfoundinthecedar
Hill yards of the New York. New Ha-
ven and Hex-tied Railroad. this morn.
lug. Apparently he had been killed
by a train sometime during the night.
it was believed he was
throughtheyardstomakeashortcnt
to his home.
ATTACK Kl! tummy _'
NEW YORK. Dec. ILW
denouncing the Ru inn: nasal
calling for eel—operation with m-
p. m. “'ork—
-ldatrs for thin
d requested to
death at thehsndsotnnnaown
men. Less than nyear
Veltrls waslnrsdiato
and-*his bodythrnwn
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We actively comb-mack“.
adopt-d inn nighaatths cl“.-
‘Ilsfthsannnnl~ ‘-
ICORMTO -
resuming 7 f
sergeant M‘bm this .3.“
ternoon. William an lupection Of
the scene of the ‘spot' Awhers the alleged
fatal blow inflnid to havebcen struck
together with the spot where _Bml-
gun was found‘ly‘lnl’ln'n‘pdol'ot blood
a week ago tomorrow-morning. ‘
n is expected that another enmi-
I nation of Edward Sheena. John Har-
gron and Frank Gilbert. .whoare being
detained by the coroner as material
hritnesael. will. alsofbe'held. Shcehan
i is being held without bonds: Gilbert is
‘ unable to {11an bonds. while Matron
iwas released late Saturday evening’in
[bonds of 81,500 on the coroner'-
’ordera.
Frank Deflattino. who won at al-
; lowed to unify on hturday “about
.3. the inquest on the orstrrs of his
'counlel. Attorney Joth. Cuneo. will
in nfl‘yrobablllty. take the stand this
‘arternoon.’ and~ make a .mtement
, which is expected to produce consider.
able cfaaemflon. . . . . .
Coroner Pholan expre-ed himself as
dissatisfied'with’thc efldence as given
before him. both- “-610 pro-moment
linquiry last Thursday afternoon. and
f at the inquea hold on Saturday after-
‘noon. sndsald “maths believed dhat
.some of the witneaees had not told
7hlm all that theymw and that-they
|were shielding oomcone.
.CHOSStFORJAID
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Red Crou";s¢p:oflfd; Ame 'I ten
the Greakipeop e' or rice -
erosity in the millions of
refugees who have strained. into
Greece.
Cross
organiaetiolu." the m > “you
came‘ to' the men-.10“ : feed-
ing them. your blankets 15°
5 the winta'rofits terrors. sndyonr
Hooctou ruins“. fl“-
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Jami ; tom Norm
conferenceime
advicss'm . ‘ concerning the
economic‘and situation of
the ’m.- '.
euros . E- I
GERMALDO
m FROM
2 .5135 '5 111st.
‘ M g. . ‘
“Ma‘rmaldot‘w escaped
m in in first District city
cunt because he was» adjudgedmen-
tally unbalanced, escaped last tight
from the Westport aanitarium. A
general alarm with his description
has been sent out by the local police.
Germaldo was arrested for the see
and time on September 6 for annoying
Mrs. Thomas FltzGerald. of Spring
Hill. It appeared that ’ Germaldo
boarded at the Fitzgerald home for a.
time. but was later ousted. He prowl-
ed around the house for several days.
but was finally taken into custody by
Patrolman Murray and Dornsy. A re.
vclver was found in his possession.
Germaldo would have been convicted,
but he was found to be mentally un-
balanced and so was committed
to the sanitariurn.
HOLD THREE
FOR DEATH OF
nun MAN
By Associated Press
MIDDLETOWN. Dec. za—John H.
Walsh. James Morrison and Thomas
Tobin attendants ,at the Connecticut
State Hospital for the Insane here.
were bound to the April term of the
Superior Court by Judge H. W. War-
ner in police court today. on charges
of manslaughter in connection with
the death at the hospital yesterday of
Peitro Tall-new of Derby. an inmate
of theJnstitllthn.
Daniel Keefe. another attendant.
.whowaaarreated at the sometime.
was discharged by the court after evi-
dence was given showing that he’ was
not present when Tallenelli wan ni-
Ieged tohave been beaten to death.
The'three acuaed men were released
on bonds of 8500 each.
Hcdicsl Examiner John E. Lovflami
testified that he found twenty-three
ribs in ‘l‘allanelli'a body had been
broken and that the heart had been
injured by preasure from one of the
fractured_rib_s. .
The attendants were crested yes-
terday on complaint of the hospital
authorities. The trouble iaaaid to have
started when one of the attendants
Med ,Tallanelli n Kerry Christmas.
Dr. Chester Waterman directed that
Minnelli be taken to the mddl‘caex
hospital. where the man died two
hours later. The man was ccmimtted
tothe- institution by the Superior
(hurt in New Haven. after he had
made an stuck on Public Defender
Ford in New Haven court. .
' omen. comm manna,
Room-ran. N. 1.. Dec. zs.-ra.
Banachmnd lamb Optical Company
good-will and materials of Btevenaand
Company. Providence. 8.1.. for a. eon-
sides-alien "in‘ once- «shootout» it
was announced here today.
exiiom incense.
. ‘i ,
‘thcve-el with titscrewof eight
nu" bow‘ht; the eye-gla- minuti- B. shaver. ”mm-“ the
Sclafani Murder
Trial Halted and Counsel Reach
Agreement
ByAssociatedPress
BRIDGEPORT, Dec. 26.—-—The trial of Gustave and Frank Sela.-
fani, brothers, of Stamford, charged with the murder of Ignatius
Montgnino, a macaroni manufacturer, was halted this morning shortp
1y after court resumed, following the Christmasreeess.
After a conference between Staté‘s Attorney Cummings and Dan
vid E. FitzGeraId, counsel for the
slaughter was entered.
defense, a'plea of guilty to man-
Judge Newell Jennings accepted the pleas of guilty to man-
slaughter and sentenced Gustave Sclafsni to frorn ti to twelve years
in prison and his brother Frank to nine months in prifion. g
The trial of thertwo brothers has
been on in‘Bridgeport practically all
of last week. What with the securing
of Jurorn and the taking of some teeth-
many.
State’s Attorney Homer 8. Cum
mings has been playing a canny game
in the matter, in that he did not allow
some of the most vital of the state's
testimony go before the Jury helm-9
the Christmas holidays.
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Church Is
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‘5 :
Rev. Howard M. Dumbell of Dorian,
ls tiring his course-tine cad his'
church something to Walnut-ny-
a story in the Bridgeport Sunday Esr-
ald. He is in charge of 8!. men
which is in the Neroton escape of
Darlen. A little over a year ago the
church was practically dead. Today
it is wide awake and attracting more
and more people of the more 'ntel"-
gent class.
For Rev. Dumbell is startling and
some guy radieqL others progreanive.
according to their points of view.
“The world in all right.” he uyn.‘
"the church is all wrong. The min-
isters are to blame for the fact that
the church baa not kept up with
modern pro They and the hlnk.
ing peoplou'ho. instead of helping
the church nuke forward, have .2“ "
"Most ministers are very much ex-'
cited over how you amuse -pourself
and what creed and set of rules you
believe in. That's all nonserue. There
is only one basis of religion—~‘he
GolIen Rule. All the reg can be drop-
ped without doing any great harm.
There is too much of formalin, too
much rule by thumb. too much ‘ntol-
cranes in our present day religion.
And the sins of the Pharisee are nine
worse than those of the Publican."
The kenynote of Rev. Dumbeli's be-
lief is tolerance.
"I am not a. prohibitionist.” he sa' .
"No Christian has a right to call him-
self . prohibitioniu. In fact. it is a
vicious. frightful mistake—an out-
rage. Christ made wine and taught
us to use it in the right way. We
should make drunkenness a felony just
on house breaking. and let liquor be
min as it should be. '
"Drinking in not a crime and never
can be made one. Murder in a crime.
no matter whether there is e law
aaglnst it or not. but prohibiting he
drinking of liquor is only an enact-
ment .nnd the minute it is repealed. 't
ceases to be a. crime. That shown
that it is not intrinsically mug.”
Rev. Dumbell is in favor of the re-
pnl of the Voletend act and of all
other intolerant bills and lawn.
Smoking ilapperisrn. and other
modes of living. he nvs. have to do
With our manner; We may not like
them. as mutt? of taste. but nodal -
iy we cannot say that right andwrong
enters into the question in the 'en‘.
“Many ministers rear-d the coope‘
he a. sort of powder with which‘ to
blow up liquor.” he cald. .
This minister is not entirely sure:
just what the church should do in or-
derto‘katch upfbuthehaatwc
watch words. "tolerance and sympa-
SEABOH not: No .I'EJG. :1
CLEVELAND.O. Dec. 35.——Ao vig-
arena search for the tug Cornell.
whichdmred tut ram. was
continued today. notwithstanding that
pages!” was given up as loot la‘
n .
Acting on orders thorn “Mon.
govecnment‘ flying fieldheswswaswe-
pardtoddintheaenmhhodny. Hr.-
Shavarplannedtoarsignntlem one
airplane to fly over 'n‘ra V’s-3r. - *
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The resunption of the trial is ex-
pectndtomeanthatthestrongestevi-
deuce against the accused, .. that the
state can present will be given. The
holiday recess of the jury had left
them with some testimony to mull
over. but_notblng that is regarded by
the state as being highly important.
There is considerable interest in
Kuwait in the cue inasmuch as the
accused end the deceased were all
known here, having relatives here.
World All Right, But
All Wrong,
ys Darien Minister
_. hobibitionist,” As-
- " of St. Luke’s.
thy.“ which he think: would take as
d 10!. win.
“my-n. the” ma be e comm‘ un-
ity church.” s‘gid. “And perhaps
all denauina enaiiam would unap-
psar, and the center hignt be in the
town hall for all I know. But «her.
ever it was or whatever form it toot
it would be concerned with right and
wrongdoing and thebuildmg of th‘l‘s
actor. not with steeds, wt" of which
are outgrown.”
"I would cut down all religion very
much. cut out dogma and doctrines.
and put in character and good deedn"
The miniaters are all too fa: away
from e rest of the world. too much
mWithdrawn by their "cloth." he says.
acuatcm which the world has cut-
grcwn. but the church has not. Thin
minister will not wear a collar “but-
eoned in the back" and very aeldom
appears in the clerical vest. He dose
not like symbols of this curt.
“St. Luke's wan a very high church
when I took hdd."‘he said. “but now
it is a very brood church.”
All institutions smacking of intol-
erance he abhors. Divorce. he use.
should be allowed. in spite of his
church’s stand. and is indeed greatly
preferable to a. life of unhappineu.
But he would make the marriage lawn
much tighter and ac prevent divorce
from the other end of the line.
“fighter: up the more lawn” he
snare. “don’t let any justice or minister
marry people unw- he known one of
them. Have a physical examination.~
The publish .0‘ the bonus would
be a. good idea. all of the churchea .
required it. But it is Mutely uncle.
when only one or two require it.
But it a. church will not let people
be divorced. it only tones the people.
“And anyway. divorce in often much
better than living together." he said.
Depltnes Kn Kins Klan
Anya-gunman like the Ku Klux
Klan, working mder cover." '
plot-ea. *
"It is all wrong." he said. “and will
soon die out. It must. The intelligent
portion of the people will not but.”
with this annotation for long. It is
J“ as wrong in idea as
negroeaia. Itlslawleaandworkn
under cover.”
'Rev. Dubai! is an Engliahmnn by
birth aura aoutherner by education
and training. He spent come m in
mewm‘woolywest”whenitwu
more cries- in that stage or develop.
in and been an MRI, . room, tn!
of ,g ' of his life»!!! Texan. He
Ila-WWW: ”I! kinda of people
amide, many aorta of communities and
heft-anoint phfiooophy or life glue
m which is ”let and let live.”
NW noun
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WmottheEvenlnng
WWtbanhtoallwhohnn
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endlalsodnrlngtheyenr. 25' ‘“
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themed Christan- dinner carved’
Wyndham-mam“
mwmumum
who helped. them-unis max-wrung.
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