I
; Writ-three towns unlawfully en-
t i'rom taxation during the past
property valued by the local as-‘
at $2,081,001. according to the
ial report at State Tax Com-
‘ er William is. Blodsstt- we
mm... _ -
«lost at the exempuonslwere onmd
do induce announce to settle in the
‘ ‘ making the exemption. andthe
& commissioner pointed out that.
We the exemptions were made by
action or town meetings or by favor of
the local sue-ore. “neither town
meetings nor assessors are authorized
' h law to exempt real cstdte from
fiction.” . .
- Mill's Exemptions Values.
I r Windhsm reported the largest
agount oi property exempt in this
flannel- from taxation. the aggre-
gate value ut upon it by the amass-
o'lsbeings 52.137. The other towns
Which granted such exemptions. and
the amounts involved, were as fol-
iows: .
Hartford County—Enneld. 85.000:
Manchester. "3.500; South Windsor,
81.200: Suffield. 8221.945: Windsor
ks. $339.16]. Total. 3651.806.
New Haven County—Derby, 812.750:
Madison. 85.701: Naugatuck. 8669:
North Branford. $1.200; North Haven.
311.900; Prospect. ssoo; Vi'allingi’ord.
.IOEJOL Total. 3139324.
New London County—Groton. 895.-
.000; North Stonlngton, 812.029;
Sprsgue. $108,500: Stonington. $330.-
000. Total, 3645.529.
Fairfleld County—Bethel.
Brookilcld. $7.500; Easton, 86.700:
Greenwich. 852.500: Monroe. 850:
_Newtown. $2.500: Ridgefleld. 88.000:
Wilton. 825.000. Total. $186,800.
School Notes
Franklin School. »
School opened on January third.
teachers and students none the averse-
tor the holiday. In fact. all seem en~
thusiastic over beginning a new year
of school work.
$83,950?
would be derived.
The amount which would have been
at $280,887.014 in the aggregate was
exempted from taxation for various
State at the beginning of last year.
the commissioner's report shows. this
0
exemptions at the time of the last
quadrennial report in 1918.
Furnidled by Mlplcl 6 Goldschlnldt
~ Windham Counts — memen-
sass: mound. thus: Windlass»
8353.187. Total. ““337.
,Litchneld County—Plymouth.
000: Sail-bum i“.‘753 .
anus. Total: 59. to. ‘
. Insidious: Coon " —~lliddlsflsll.
81,500. .
Toll-ad county — Hobs-on. 88.090;
Mord. 8313A Total. $815.41).
“Unlawful” [nae-sea.
Exemptions of this kind; character-
ised by Cemmisisoner Blodgett as on-
lswiul. were increased in the aggre-
gate by 3048.079. or 50.8 per cent. in
thepasttouryears. aecordlngtoths
tax commlsisoner’s report. Twem
towns discontinued the practice dur-
ing that period. but twelve others
"adopted this unlawful ‘method of ex-
erupting property tron: taxation in
the nine period of time."
Towns which engage in this peac-
ticef the commissioner pointed out.
"not only punish themselves to the
extent.“ the ion of revenue which
it such, property
were taxel. but another loss is sus—
tained in every case by the assem-
ment and collection of the State tax.
collected from the taxation of such
property is included as part of the
basis for layingthe State tax.
Over Quarter Billion Exempt. .
Property valued by local nose-era
reasons in the several towns of the
being an increase of 40.2 per cent.
ver the. total. 8200281357. of such
STOCK
‘QUOTATIBNS
s
til.- i
Vietnam V
tissannuai
i |
dermi
Moore
A
'oommander,
that he was
hit his term
nations.the
lucslpost
of the local
glen.
After the
The first
ton avenue.
Senior V
Sherwood.
lsraeL
Finance 0
mans.
NORWA
diamante. ., .
monies opened with ain-
Olalre nnodsemaa. neural instru-
.msntal numbers were rmdersd by
fierriam’s orchestra. durlngths exer-
luhisretirinsMs‘soutsoins
he lied seen the two veteran organ-
brought closer, together.
‘ Commander Downs stated that the
events during the p
that he hoped that all at the members
would cooperate with him in making
this the greatest year in the history
served refreshments, and dancing was
enjoyed until a late hour. '
year will be held on nextr'l‘nesday,
night. st the temporary home, on Wit-f
tees for the year will be appointed,
and plans will be drawn up [or the
work that is to be carried on during
the year at 1923.»-
Ths olilcers installed follow:
Councillor—Lenny D. Downs. ‘
Junior ViceCommsnder -— Murray
Adjutant—Archie Merriam.
Asst. Finance Ollicer—Henry Sl-
Sgt. at Ame—William O’Grsdy.
Chaplain—Claire D. Hodgeman.
Historian—Archie Ionian.
LKERS EAGER
TO ENTER‘CQNIEST
”received
nsrothertoninssplen.
Raynor VWerme stated
pleased to note that dur-
at the head or the ugion,
Lesion and-the V. F. W.,
wasp manytine
1: year, and
post of the American Le-
instnllation the Auxiliary
meeting or the Post this
At this meeting commit.
icoCommander -— Philip
licer-Al Canevarl.
A shipload of textile materials
provided by relatives and friends it!
the United states for there‘s-d or
Russia and the Ukraine through the
clothing remittance plan oi! the Am:
ericnn Relic! Administration.- has
called tron: New York. "
Forty thousand of than clothing
materiel packages were ahead.
American Relic: Administration
workers will deliver them to the
shivering in every part of Rifle.
and' the Ukraine- They will reach
by fastest possible delivery the per-
sons for whom they have been de-
signated by the sympathetic rela-
tives and friends in America. ,Oth
a
J
A shipments will (allow. ,
units. Purchases-Ilium“
Dmbek Vi" be held from 0
late home. in 16 Girard a: «i:
l o'clock Monday mgrE--t “2?;
_ tho.- o’clock from St. 11;...‘5 u ’
7 . ‘ ~ M Burial will be in St. 3:55.!
the food remittance that hss used ' dark warm wool .
millions o! lives. otter it had been ' , ’ 7 . one out nor an “mitt: IZWLLYE BlLuOy
reported to him that thou-ads o! Id _‘ ' i’oraehild; Th ELLPqu; CALLSA .
children were unable to moo the d muse! m 10 yard-o! muso‘ d e magnum. 0f
cold Russian winter with . their tin W tor 1 sum or user.“ 9mm”! operation”;
scanty garments and that many m wear: s m or m sumeJ “'"ufu’d b3' the 52-» ..
almost over- community could sit int.” two men's shirts or was! 3°" ' "med compo-ms a“.
come to the feeding kitchens to 8", en's. shirt wants and button "°-°°° ”"310"! Y«2 was s.‘
their W Mon. . >e‘ . . w u w up M 000 stations. “'thi': 2.3k: 516?”:
The clothing material packages W bousht for forwarding to 000.000 calls a Star. ms... .
may be bought from the American Rush. m mm f" ”1’ m’i to "‘0' the“ “‘3 “9‘
Relief” ‘2. a.“ “lama“: v!“ be m to, 000 telephones in 2'
W03- Broad-av. the most needy cases. and tho' and the COmpiC-xitzes c:
New York City. in twenty son” a. n. A. has asked for moral to- plant and Operatic: 119-.
list aim w thin Indium. more rapidly than the rial?
DRUG STORE -
AGAIN ROBBED
‘I‘wo boxes of cigars. a. carton of
cigarettes and about $6 in change
were taken from the Stimson-Powell
Drug store. East Washington street.
some time during the night. according
after all. is only a. group o: mlnorltlu
that manage to hold together for s‘
time.—Philndeiphia_Ledger. 4
g LITTLE TALKS OI .WRIFI'
3
l
w.sou.rmn.alj
caaSoessty' for'l'hrift.
‘Tmsnu oldsaylngwosn
. used to hear when we W!
children that you can’t eat your!
* cakeandhsvs?
it. Heaehin-i
dividuslts-
this nation
would learn
:3, S.
‘-
,
Ole-ass.
'anoes. You can’t be a
flyonr practicum still
sylsiomcoarageandgood
to keep up in the procession
m
Youcan’t’wasteyourdollsrand
*haveitzbntyoucanspeaditprn-
:dently and have its stimulant“
l
In any noticn the political majority.
M at f th . .h . h , High. Low. 11:30. to a report at police headquarters this
.. o o e teac ers w o are non- Allied Chemical 77% 13% 7535 (Continued from P 0- e morning. .» ‘
Widen“ “pent the CP’MW' "m’ Allis Chalmers 4895 ' 48% £836 ‘ m n ) Entrance to the store was gained.
tlon at their hrespectlrde homes. in“! Am Can 325‘ 80* 81 tain our 1: it isbelleved. smat'lrs. who open-
lnsiority of t em re! a n at on! Am_ I“ 105* 105* 105% . y bli name s all be among the ed the door leading from the sidewalk
PM“ Of NW 323123”; Am. Loco. 1"“ 12; 125* tutu?“ "‘9‘! .bring Your nomination down into the cellar and made their
~ . . Am. Ship 8; Com. 21 21 :1 Norm" a??? 1m“ “‘1“- .Et 8 way up through to the store.
{Miss Ldlth Mather spent the Christ- Am. Smelter! 6 55% 55% Building dinectfee “30"“ 3 'Temko Patrolman John Reynolds investi-
mas vacation at her home in Old Am. Sugar 78* ",5 78% Store. - y a ve Meade Drug gated the report of the robbery an.
Lime- . . . ‘ m gum. Too. 2; 23 :8 m ' morning. but could and no trace of
‘ Miss Mary Curry spent her vacation Am. Tel. 5 Tel. 128% 123% 11396 ' ’ ULF. the thieves. I!“ fact that nothing
It Yantlc . Am. TOD. 1531‘ 153% 1537* m W. else save small Still! Md been taken
A“ .7 . ‘. 6 .fl . ‘ f _ Am. Woolen ' 97 97 :3 ’anuary I to 37th, inclusive leads to til fine: that youngsters
,1 .r’ ',,,l ’ ‘ . . I. ‘ _ ; ‘ L ’ ' «le- , V
_ Jill-s. Lucy fl "i pesto! ”hail Anaconda 4m 1896 . 3 m -.....887.ilo .... 10M“ W. m ”959a. .7 .
mu“ emu“, .1, a «a Atchison 1012.5 101% mu 3 mm”. 1s.oo.... no.0» “#1” w 'T-.. .. . .
, . . . Baldwin Loco. no 134% it“ ‘1 "‘- moo... 34.000 vgm T0 . _
"Miss Bessie Knapp spent the holi- Bolt. a. Ohio 4255 ms 41x 3 m ..... 4.30%., f 10,000 “m‘ E ”.6021“; ;
M:- at HolYoke. Mass. Both. Steel 64 out “it ‘ "“- -...., s.oo....- 6.000 votes ~ .
‘21.. . . . . cu. p.19, 72% 7o“ 70% 150.000 EXTRA vorss FOR EACH‘ ' DELIVERY FAILURE
.Mr. Alton Williams spent his vaca— Can. Pac. 143* 1435‘ 1”; summmmp m D . ' ’ a -
can in Boston. Mass. can. Leather 13% use mt FIRST PERIOD. MING THE (“d“3m"’°‘fif!y F of?"
,~ ‘ ° ° Chandler Mot. as 07 as ,2 “ ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ ' r' - ‘ ' .
331'. John Kane spent Christmas and Chen. 6: Ohio 7‘: 1!: 7,“ Second Period. {gaggfidrrgzflge from EurOpe, 831d
yew Years at liltchberg. Mau- 21.3.8 I 61% 31% git January .29"? to Febru-ry. lOih, uh, The United States. he sold. should
' Mr. George Brunjes.‘ Princlpfln C . P d 32% a-“ 8 5‘ “mm ‘ A use moral influence, to halt the
' nt his vacation at Stratford Con- °m m “c“ 12‘ 1" 1" 8 yrs. ......327.00 70 tm‘enm “"3“”. f
3:“ L ' Crucible Steel 71% 70%, 701,9 , m _ r . "00"" ~°°° Votes “The United sates," . Lowden
. c“ Cubs Am. Eng. 25% 25* 25* 1 n ‘:.::: in...” scooo votes said, «3... my by “.1 M55, m W...
. _ Endicott Johnson 91% 901’" 91* 8. moi ...~ "5.6 "."' 35-90 W;” canoe of its policy. of isolation, 3“
Th guru's]? inf: "sailor“, th ‘ Mo“, Payer. 90* 89* 8”" 4 mos. 3:00”... 3.33: votes rope steadily drifting toward con-
...st... 31'. H“ 1...... i. 5:: 23:31: 1;: 1:3: 1:: 1...... mm... mm; m}. Bf": “‘51—... w... .. mm... 1. l...
vau‘antlzllaslt)‘ meek hflayedh a {game Gen. Electric 181% 181% 181% 820.00 TURNED IN DURING 1.5% French lake over the German indus-
dganst a n ury ghsc 001 am Gen. Motors 1‘.“ 14% 14% SECOND PERIOD. , trial cities, it is a certainty, Ameri-
st Danbury last. night; Gm North. Pt. 75* 75* 75% ' . garlnwtgrooxish are on the Rhine. In case
I On January twelfth the Boys' Bas- IDLMer.Mar.Pt. 45“ “55 “56 Februa 12:)?!“ w. ad‘van l ey would be between the
., . 17 to um, mam". c 113 armies of France and Ger-
kstbell team is lannin to la Int. Nickel 1555 15 1‘ 3 many and would be to "
p s p y Km” City 30 195‘ 19% 19% yrs. ......8:7.oo 80,000 votes, reed into war.
Greenwich High School here at the - 8 yrs. ...... 18.00 .... 40.500 vm: ‘- -—
Norwalk Armory. Int. Paper 53 51% 61}; 1 n, ...... 9.90”". 18,000 votes: Gaul Strike pm
~ . .' . gelly gluing. 482$ 47% 4795 3 mos. 4.50.... 0.000 you. WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.»?mflwfly ‘ ‘
(Another Dramatic Club social. sim- enn. ODD?! 36A 36% to“ 4 mos. 9.... 8.00...“ 8,600 W 8-11 danger or another strike in the
liar to the one given on Thursday, the K ei'sbone Tire 10 95‘ 9% 100 000 v 1, “31°an bituminous fields after April
m day of school before vacation. u pm"! 10% 10“ 10* 320.00 mm VOTES FOR EACH: 1 of this year has now passed. in the
being planned for sometime in Jan- Miami Copper 27% 27% 27% mnnrgkm m ”m“ m» ”m” 0‘ the fedem coal commis—
u’ary. The date has not been set as Middle States . 113‘ 11% 11% 311101). stun. as expressed today by Chairman
got. . . . Mo. 13% 10% 10% 10* February "Mm to Paiod. John Hols Hammond and other mom.
.“wm member, of the Norm“ lingogentral ., m: 2:,“ :2 gm ......t:1.oo.... 9:13.00 votes. be“.
High School Glee Club also belong to N.Y.,N.H. d: H. 20% 20* 2°“ 1 :1:- u.... 1:33.... 50,000 vote- There are 15,000,000 poles now in
to. Nor-walk Chdral Art Society. The No... pac- 75,‘ 75 75 - .5..." ”-000 votes use in the Bell Telephone System and
names are Miss Erickson and Miss Psc. Oil “it 40% d7“ 6 mos. ..... 4.50”... 5.000 votes additions and replacements call for
Show. Pan Am. Pete. “I“ 35% u“ ltimes. . .. 3.00”... 3,000 votes 750,000 new poles each year.
. Center School. P“ “'1' Pm- 33195 7.9% 80% ”32:: maggnvln gurgfiqmcg‘
. The suits for. the girls' basketball “um“ °°- 131% 30% 180% FOURTH PERIO . m
loam have arrived. The colors are blue Egalg°n’°l' :4” “95 14% . >
and red. The girls' basketball team 5 8% 78 78 norm camnon m
gauged Staples high school .girls' team gem-827v: 38 an. 87% . on Whir-
ommunlty Hall last n ht'. ep. 9 50 9 " *
- . . . ‘3 Royal Dutch 51:: :1“ 2: There was a good attendance last
.m.1::r".::::°‘z::' :2"; °‘ 3:. crew M .. m strumming“... 2:
° 9 ° ' ' ‘ ° 88% 87 87 - ’
£11301 team last night in Community Sinclair Oil- 84% at: 8!: ”momgfitgeuuld innthMe Old WellLodge
. ' , . , 306??” if“ 3% 2% 33139qu gtagtzuows: , ,
“Miss Gard er 8 one th Christ Chlir— rs. e n ' ”33m;
Vacation at er 1?me the Newr Tux; St Paul 21% z: 2’ Second Chair—Mrs. mm Hor-
euto. “acme" 11‘% 114% 11m ton. . ~ ~
.» 2, t. . . , . . _ _ ins-.109. 43:1, 4.1% a“; Third Chalk-Hinton“ Moms;
use new blackboards h'avo‘ naked Ufik‘gzdsm. », 3: ~ 81% a! WWW 0“me
anowmbontiolmml u...- - . mg .7. Wee—Inna: n.
. 1’ . . . °“ m U. s. Realty u 9, at“ F‘lrstGuide-v-Hrs. Moreno. Grint.
The basketballs for the grade stud- U '8~ Rub“? 57% as so; “”54 WM“- W 0. D“ ‘
ants “in. this ni ~ U. .8. Steel Trustee for One Yeah-Hrs. Bertha
ornins' from the U 107 10656 100% mm“, . . ‘
manufacturer. . . . ' vm Copper 6‘ “it “5 A‘mw—W to convention-—
V m mam... amiss. West. a 1 fl” "" “* Mrs. nun. Butternut! and warn. ~ «
M _ _, ‘ 1: overs 1:. Tel. 1111‘ 111* 111* ‘ , . .
. . «I end scrum during the hold- wut. m... o,‘ g,“ ,0 W“ F"!- - .4
, M a new amplifier has been inc lbs-s Gel: m *. . Following “1’ “W” “m“
,wmagumuflnn“h . ~ “1-3956 Sfihnhaasoclslumwnnmmmcs
, .. h, m an”, “d ‘mm as mm waseniored. a number or invited
7 Master's, , .7 ’ ~133AW fled-heingpresest." , . :~
... ‘ Mm . .
meat of m. ( “- Imsnsnlz comm mos '
mm. m... music's...“ ‘3: gm.“ W - - ' '—————' ’ ' ' 3, ‘,I -
‘Britainfs Stae. Beauty ‘
‘ into your tones.
‘ troubles to your local company, for
ties and 1'7 acldcnts involving ch11-
cordlngtoareportmadelastnightoy
motor vehicles, in which the situation
is chmcmused as "alarming."
warn‘ ing to paren‘ ts and to motor
public grounds be used for coasting to
keep chiiddren oi! streo‘ ts and roads.
mums
W.Duvaland Dr.
pathologists. in a report
today’ssessionhttheo’
otmgkedbuddepredationslnldoxo—
honsePacthhieh Governor-Parker
sttrlhutestothe Eu Kinsma-
pre-sdthe opinion that bodiesot
Wattlhniels and Fletcher Richards
wsrssubjeoted, .tosoms‘wpeciallycon.
Wdcviee designed fox-inflicting
punishment."
Beaverwouidretsinhispresent
WhothsWeather-Bursaur
f ‘um‘tuamsumm
WWI-m .nooh’j-l-NM
, port. Ia;disturbanoaoverthetlpper
hiéfl‘sn took; mm. 5 .
mam Wm WHILE RULES
FOR WET mono
The Wisconsin Public Utilities Bu-
reau has issued the tollowing sugges-
tions to telephone users. stating that
it they are observed ”they will not
only result in better telephone service.
but will prove to be a businea and
social asset”:
1—-Answer‘ the telephone immedio
out of the cities ofler to take the mes-
mge.
lemma“ waste 0! words. An-
swer by saying. "Mr. speak-
ing.” and then further announce the
name of your departmeln or company.
> s-Aiways have a pad and pencil
ready.
’ d—iSpeak politely. Put me smile
. 5—Keep your lips ems-halt inch
from the mouthpiece or the instru-
ment. I: cut on. don‘t jiggle the hook
to recall the operator. on: m it up
Ind down slowly. i‘. ,flre , ._ .
. Htklm ’ A k”: > '
individual to be all 1 7",.“
phone and then told to“ ‘oia e. ‘
wire." If there is my waiting to be
gone, it is the caller's obligation to do
7—-Do not use the telephoaelon‘er
than neoenury. Other people may
want to reach you.
s—Report any of your telephone
every company wants you to have the
best service it can provide.
M
SLEDDING ACCIDENTS
IN SIA’I'E Am) G
HARTFORD. Jan. 6.—-Four fatali-
dren coastin» g on sleds have occurred
thus is:- this winter in Connecticut»
Robbins B. Stoeckel, commissioner of
Commissioner Stoeckel issued a
mom mu m
BAs‘rROP. LL. Jan. o.+-Dr. Charles
John A. Word.
hmitisd at
hearing
om HOOVER PM man.
WASHING‘ TON, Jan. s.-—Preddent
Harding today tendered Secretary or
Commerce sooner the pines as secre-
tary" 01th. Interior which. Albert. 3.
Fall will vamte on March 4. but after
a'conterencs it was decided that'Xr. 1
pool.
tion.
. moms wmo.
.wssnmo'ron, Jan. can. rol.
Vwfl.mm= m
thither-
l
motherd h
mmmht.
M h I‘ll rived by
firs. Fannie Lo
Coleman. ill-3.1
mmlohnr‘
o’clock Monday
home or Mrs. Jen
Werner will omciaz
Not-walk cemetery,
who died Wednesday
at 3 o'clock this a
Mr. vHoyt oificlated and r
Iskoview cemetery. N
out Connecticut as
hunter.
investment of nearly S:
as an interesting ‘
item of lunches, \"
only in the larger c
girls cannot coma.
ME
TI‘ILEPHONE DEVELOPED}
ntely and. it you He not "1‘ W“ South tm. .1 X form J)
'“t _ :r ca tar (235' .
ed. get the right put!- 1! he 1' telephones. or 1.23 per (5:: of
world's total. but slams highs
spect to percentage of increase ‘
1914.
is 72.4 per cent.
being in Brazif. wit
The developm-‘nt 1’:
population,
tour-tenths of a
one hundred penpje.
over one mite of wire I
hundred pecpf".
_ Mina, , _ , arrested there yesterday 7
5 50% of stcalng fire a» ‘
we.” was held for
trill in $5.600 today. He was to.
to furnish a
hearing was brief.
that in a garage which the man -
them were fouzd parts cf mar-h
which had been stolen.
police, claimed that in
rest it may be possible :0 tier-.-
scores of automobile thefts.
Bards. of Waterbury dropped desdls
the home of Veronica Ragga. in Wes
avenue last night,
ml enminer today we:
termine the cause. 15:.
ley Bose.
there was a party.
the woman gave the me: beer
some other refreshments
hand known as Willie West. when!)-
M on the tug Liberty. 2: Sew m.
on Thum)’. died on the mg no
local wharf last night. apparently!
8 result of. drinking woo: alcoho-
trstion leaders in the Steam be!
“mm their forms 2:325: 563'
t0! Robinson's resolution for Add
an representation or. the rep: --'
communion today.
Mn 01 the Foreign Balances cu-
mltboe had conferrdl on the ‘
'1“ Secretary Hughes.
tires 01 the grand list were an
by the amessing departmezt of U
city m. The gross i.- 324‘7125.“
‘3 counted with 3244.324719
year.
.80
W Sl'CrCK IN
celved from madletown at 110011 “ ,.
by the Hartford and New York
portflion Company W83 '0 the
that the steamer Middleton.
hadbebntastintheiceofth‘w
locflcut river at Rock Lending '-
Mum. for two days. had be”
leased and was expeNPG "‘ ma”
way to the dock in that city. .
’14!” word from the steamer '
haveuentryingtogetstihem
Deaths and
”I...
Isa. Theresa media; dill
ter,
“d SUV! ..'
She ‘3. s: ’ ‘
udon, '
Wins Ln?
ledler. ‘
rune!!! services will be held
after-noun
ff- Rer, 3‘
\
Puma-u of 11mm
Funeral services for m,“
high:
{157L092
late residence. Sliverzm, ‘
in
fl .
funeral services were {2:351
by ”Mm and {rings 0‘;
cased. who was “'EZI-ktow: j.
a .-
Thers were 25?;
floral tributes. '
\
Funeral of Mrg
Funeral services for 2.1.,
ticns. The 130.“. o'-_ :_
cated in 5.860 offices.
»
The avenge for the co ‘1
the 1222:”.‘5‘. ‘
'r.
honex
9:3
it
IIELD FOR AUG TRISH'S.
BBIDGEPORT.
€.——Ba. 7
Jan.
Szzpenor I >
bond. The C113' Cw
C'fflurs t'au .
Sergeant Frank ‘l‘irelii of the :»-
waking the .
1..
DROPS DEAD AT PARTY.
BRIDGEPORT, Jaz. {ricer}!!!
a2: 1:2 meéi~
{rag to de-
azd Stan-
1’3 woman and
Acct: minis!!!
131
called on
________—-—
BOOZE KILLS BOAT BASIL
NEW LONDON. Jan. E.-—A
______’._
TO FIGHT ROBINHDY BILL
WASHINGTON. Jzn.
:- s i
'i_——.1
C1131!“
aft=r
p). ,5
--~
mm}?! GRAND ”SI.
BRIDGEPORT, Jan. {1—1110 ‘
.vn- ~
The W STOss valuation for . ‘
02: list was $79,865,427. utie I.
it was 383.140.4230.
_______‘___.
l'ii
. ICE Is 0031‘?
mmnn. Jan. 6.4%“!
I:
~31
caught in the ice_near ~
was that she was still {35’-
.
Norwalk Chronicler