77 ”coast. The
which took place ‘s‘everal weeks
nsriss the «ruin
-asluhg .concnied weapons and
“tilt.
,2 In court. the Mosciy woman failed
«to appear and it is claimed that she
left Connecticut and is living in
York em. ".When she left she is
in” Nor'w‘alk.“ ’
After viewing all the clrcumsta
Judge Candee agreed to accept the
, plea of guilty to the- charges or carry«,
ing concealed weapons and breach of
the peace. imposing a fine or :7
costs in each count. Attorney
Connery appeared for the defend
The case of August Stefanl
. Bridge street charged with cruelty to
' animals and 'violation or parking
ulations. was continued until
- Monday morning.
SECOND snip DUE
HERE VERY SOON;
.lpolntl that nrs'in doubt.
‘nil things, do not
(Continued from Page One)
’Amboy for repairs after discharging
‘its cargo of pulp. The anchor chains
will be replaced and the new panes
of glass will be inserted in the cabin
.windows. replacing those smashed by.
the huge waves.
Two days after the Frances Good-
now left at. George, the Priscilla Al-
den. another pulp schooner. put out
of the same port. First Mate J
ston of the first schooner, said
the vessel had caught up with
Frances Goodnow during the storm.
Johnston said that the Priscilla Alden
was in bad shape and was in danger
of floundering during several days of
the voyage. He said that two of the
roasts were down and the rigging
away. that the anchors were lost
considerable equipment
board. Mate Johnston declared
it was feared that some of .the
bers of the schooner were injure! hi
the falling masts and spars.
_____..__._,._ .
BOLD BANDI's-Lesnsw
LIFE IN DENVER
(Continued from Page Que)
. j; .r. February 12th to 39“"; nines... < ;
found dead in the. stolen automonl 8 years . .. .. .817 ;.... 3 votes
M night, directedérterl‘fllc' are at to: fijmrs . . . . . . .io'mb. r .. no.0» votes
approaching Reserve hank“ guardi ' v' {Anus 11000 vote,
and. sided by his' ponielierses, cap;- 3, , , , 8.0m votes“
lured the currency, oil] or ten ml ‘ . 3. son votes
13 new bllll of m law Qty 77 ‘7' . f 2’; iFOR EACH
erai Reserve Bank. land placed.
their car and; drove iwsyh
Gathering oil the money; ‘the.
dlls rs-entersd melt car, and
away.
taken the lead durin the actual
bery. stood on the running board ,
the air and fired a final volley, while
Mint guards sent a shower of
from the second story of the Mint.
The bandit .was seen to throw his
into the car and lurch forward,
the quick work at the
street.
An autopsy to determine the calibre
of the gun which inflicted the
wound will be performed today.
Beat of all the stars totals zso.ooo<
declares a government
horse-power.
soissti‘.
manna.
D
§I7fi
' », ,annsend was arrested followed: an
argument at Main and wall streets'
cut. Townsend is
‘hll’ lb hsvs pulled" s. knife and out
‘Js'n’os Mailed. of Water street. ‘ on
etheflngeri When taken into custody.
so old revolver was found “-In
his « . The police lodged
scents unmet him: breach of peace.
‘_ho have expressed the declaration that
she "did not intend to show up again
lost over-
As they left. i 'e' malnwho h
050..
I..-
New
“la-l
noel.
and
Paul
ant.
of
reg-l
next
palm once. .Room. 8;- directly above
obn-
that
thm
torn
and
t hat
. iv
:4
It}! 1 '
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W31
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lead
and
only
companions ' ~
preventing him from tailing to the
fatal
'fii‘rercgnt. {8“
*th‘at many more votes added to your
- 1"7 year
0. BA‘Jacksob. it Wall street Nor»
well! Then a cash commission of
at our stores where they. were pur-
M at any time.”
...-*-
70_ne runorghathpeoosstothe
, attention earths “new. and cos ij
math-absolutely”, Istothsofvé-r
root thateschcasmsmustseuo in
his or: her, own sub-aim in order.
to ~taka part. Nothing could. to
further from the truth. No condi/
date lS'Obliged.t9 send in their own
subscription. although
missable. All that is required of
candidgtea is that they be nominated.
either y themselves or someone else.
The nominations may cone in person.
by mail carby telephone,
ber of votes each mdidate. receives
is entirely a matter - for themselves;
and their friends to decide. '
. Rumors od'all kinds will be found
floating about. usually
some; dimuntled individual who but
a personal axe to grind: possibly
some
is to e'ep from others, things they
themselves. Pl‘ees'e keep this
upoint in blind: ‘ it will” never be re-
quired ‘ o! yourmst you
ihg- Sentinel list regardless of what
you may ‘hear to the contrary.
your ‘ nomination for the
named above, or for any other reason.
The rules 0! the campaign. published
at all times. If these'
clear to you. psy s; visit to the cam-5
Mead‘s Drug ‘Stole. wh'clé"- the Man-
ager will gladly set you right on all
But above
delay any longer
than; necessary. Every day means
total. and these vote! will decide your
winning chances. Let‘s send in that
nomination today.
VOTE SCEEDUIrE.
First Period
January 8 tQJ'lth. inclusive.
3 years . ...‘ . 8.)7.00. ...100. 000 vosu
2 years . .... 18. 00... .. 60,000 votes
......g 3.070. . .. ‘2l.000 votes
0 gbnths ....
4 months . 3 .00. ...
150, 000 EXTRA vows non back
820. 00 TURNED IN DURING THE
FIRST PERIOD.
WM“!-
Jcnuary 29th tom‘ébruary 10th. ni- 7
clusive.
8 years ......827.00.... 90,000 votes
3 years ...... 18.00.... 50,000 votes
1 year ....... 9.00. .. 20.000 voteh
6 months ....3 4.50... v 8.000 m
lino} .. .{s-.oo..,..s.'ooo
125.060 W m sued“
020.000 TURNED IN DURING THE
SECOND PERIOD.
'fliird Period.
7“”‘32’r‘b nv oestrus m
.s- i s i'
{HMM
gosh ssui' e6 stares yrs. finsi.’
1‘s.3§...'s‘2'l. oo. . .. ‘meo‘o votes
18..00 .36.000 votes
1 yen ....... 9.00. . . 15,000 votes
6 months . . . . 4.50. . .. 5.000 votes
4 months . . 3.00. . .. 3.000 votes
75.000 EXTRA voms FOR EACH
$20.90 TURNED IN DURING ms:
MEUJID Gnows BEARD.
CONSTAN‘I'INOPLE ,-—'l‘radition re-
quires the Moslem caliph to have a
heard, so Abdiil-Medjid, new caliph,
has, started ,to grow sne.‘ The Angora
Assembly offered public prayer for its
Notice To Contestants
The Contest Manager will be found in Room 8, at.
8 North Main Street, over Mead’s Drug Store. The
Telephone is 3425. Qiilce hours daily from 8 a. m.
USE THREE or THESE!
20,000- sxm vans
' 5“..- ~11 returned to the commign manager of the
mm on or before January- Merit]: a six
to thsEvening Sentinel“. ”(Three of theSe coupons may be
, brainy candidate and each will count 20 .000 extra votes)
“if
lessees.-ssss‘ossess-ssessences-esseosessssosss
.baosaooomsevs'osooIsass-ssosoooseooaososoon...
.
‘yss'd‘olosomp‘fisoipjhaggoqssssssseessssessoslsbss.‘
rapid growth.
I
err,-
Evening
-month subscrip.
{Me
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r
... c‘fn u l
ounces-till" Eon- ~
”will. Mmmuaem '
that is per» ..
Th. num-
inspired by '
whose enter delight in life _
have not the ambition to go after
one
spend one f'
penny to Win any prise on The Even- ..
So.‘ if you have been withholding ‘.
reason »
you are doing yourself an injustice; 7
tn'fuii at the start, fully protect you
rules are not. 2
$350.... 10. 000 votes ~
6. 000 votes ~
..
Accessories Removed from
Stolen Cari, 011175777! State
BRIDGhZPORT. Jan. 15.-—State po-
lice have “moped down on the garage
or the Baird Auto Repair Company.
No. 24 West W'ay. and seized mud-
guards. carburetors and other neces-
series or Fdrd' automobiles, which. it
is charged. were remoVbd l’rom cars
brought into the garage by Harold
Woman Goldy and George S. Sing-
no rammed by new accessories.
All the mudgu its, fenders and oth
or parts remov from the machine?
we into tile mitigate new
Company’s plaids. police say. bore
dents or other marks which would
make identification simple. It will be
alleged when the Goidys and othre de-
ffifims’fmthg "333125! theft ring" case
are Wt?» totrfil that these parts
were removed mmMautomobiies
for the purpose Wetsuits Meatless,-
- .,1
“mean...
and mi! until; gnome: once ”lei
«museums: rm wmuG
sndf‘ were Miami-s. will play;
ad‘lydportaut' per-eel gre assists-non
of Cars sold, in this My It'mf Vitality
by the Goldyo and Singer. Until th‘ese
articles were seized yesterday {herb
was a question in the minds of miny
persons following the case as to
whether the State would be able to
identify the alleged stolen automobiles
and make a conviction pomiblaz
sum Police in Cami-3e. -'
A State glance ogicer was left in
charge of germ to oustion the
owner on his srrival them. .
Harold and*~Ne‘than Goldy yester-
Hey obtained their freedom on bonds
of $730. 000. Of this sum. 814. 500 was
posted in cash 7and the thinner; is lien-7
resented in real estate. state police
allege that the Goidys and others are
implicated as agents for a “ring" that
brought more than 1.309 stolen. cars
into this _.Sta.ie .
Refuses 7m Tilt.
Questioned uneasy. Harold Goldy
mid that he cared to make no state’-
rnent at the present time.
"I am all broken up over this plat.
ter," he said, "but prefer to wait on-
tii I come into court for trial before
giving my versicn or 'the transitions
which led uptownussté'e .7 .
It is known, that when the Gdidys
swim in :oourt they will
plead ignorance of the fact» that the
ears which they sold in 311
end vicinity were stolen oars.
Iaefslis Bus Ms,-
Samuei Watts. "rested on the
same chem so the Goldygirothen
is making an eflort th hi_'s at-
tornsy to secure his roles-$10!: a real
as.
1.
Sonny.
Fire. army night. endemic
erty of Philip Nevins ot Leroy ave.
one. Darien. The barlen Fire Gem'-
pany responded to the call at 10: 80
and worked for (our horns. The tire-
men weer egoin called out at 7:80
yesterdny morning. '
The barns. hennerles and ethi-
buildings were destroyed with their
contents. Some of the live stock we!
saved.
Three tons of corn and grain were
lost, and a quantity of scenery and
property stuif used by the Nevins in
the theatrical business also went up
in smoke.
A number or prize turkeys and nth,-
er poultry with crates. etc" all
for shipment to the Madison Square;
Garden Poultry Show, New York, were.
also lost.
s—s—
Bank met this morning and elected
the toliowing officers: '
Presldqxsiage—Henry S. Itmckwood.
s'ieegrrgée exit—~49. H. Rowan.
.Gsshi ‘ Fitch.
n’g were also appointed
W. i Steven; Q
3399ka -—- Marion o ueen.
Silesia Goon-7. G. Rowan and
Eric Ao‘hsien. “’ 3""
...-W ‘
Trice societies? originated in the co-
eiety {or [Mining Christian Knowl-
edge; \vhiob was founded in London
in 1608.
several thousand dollars to the prop- ,
cWNAuossI. BANK o . ,_
The directors of the 7awmmw into, «limped risers (Milli;
Smut!
'v.
This, simple set emotive trock. worn
7n} Helen Jenkins. New York soéiety
girl. ought to give some «ingenious to
home dress-makers.
The cloth-of-silvor. bodice is Joined
tot skirt of blue seamen-2. The r
diet. of mpphire blue velvet. cello d:
filth silver cloth.
The shoulder line is new and very
apart. 4 ,
W
fill, 30 mm
LONDON.-—Mra Fanny Hayes' {ace
doesn't show a single wrinkle, though
mes Just celebrated her 101st birth—
day here. She is mother of eight.
wonvss scan norm.
;-tROM!l.—-Wiid, hungry wolves np-
P
' ”seaflurin daylight havenrrorised Ill-2‘,
Jim“ 01+ Village. in m' flaking-5;.
down Apennine forests.
abroad. Beveral beans -
and “b have been found.
MUGGLED CATS.
LONfiON.—Among entries at a cat
cartridges
which had to be smuggled out of
:73“ where cats are considered eac-
Groves and other fruits that have
been difficult to ship may now be
., taken across the country after ssi- ‘
oration is a combination of cgrbondi-
oxide and other inert gases.
names are. found in only one
place in the world. Australia.
xjnet. double-Jointed comet and l the
Edged sword that is spoken of in the
.« furnished in restaurants.
.. analysis of auspice. '
ged however, it is said that only two
homily cold winteradme uremia?!
1 nontcnt,
:being watered.
‘ ., m seem IS
. The estate is valued airap‘pl’oxllxmtae1y.1
show were several {at Siamese cats '
~ Estate of Edith B. Coley, Oscar Budd
.- y; citizen of the Unit—
Wt ions-ens veers; thi'rty-
~ eefimmve been Spent in the
"alien Army. mulling up and
watlumd. Hob-obeenpreach-
‘ no plum Wool indrdments
this time. He was the first one to
bring the mnphone to this country.
and tenight, at the sacred concert. he
ll play on that instrument. the clar-
ion drum with Turkish drumstick.
rifle Will be, dressed_in full Turkish
uniform. and will display the two-
,Bible. A snail admission fee will be
charged to help defray the extra ex-
pense. It is hoped that many will
«avail themselves of this opportunity,
~and as he will sing in nine different
languages, come and hear if one of
them is yours. His topic will be
"The Near East situation. "
SOLD WATER!!!) MILK.
BRIDGEPORT. Jan. 15.——Seven
owners of restaurants were before the
city court, today, charged with otter-
ing patrons watered milk. The dairy
commissioner sent a force of inspec-
tors here «to obtain samples of. milk
The (uses
of the seven were continued one
who” radiant of the prosecuting
attorney,.who ilesi’ red a report on an
It was learned on good authority by
The Evening Sentinel. that inspectors
sent out by the Dairy Commissioner
have been at work in this city as well,
making tests of the milk sold in local
restaurants. 0f the number examin-
had t ed to come up to the stand Ltd.
and that this was due to the cream
isving been taken from the milk.
ving the milk, low in butter {at
'rather than because the milk
.r
to V I”
Ahmaustlh? amt‘otsn
administrator for the estate of Henry
C. Bennett, who died December 18,
will be held in Probate court Friday.
37, 000
An imentory showing real estate in
Nomik \alued at 88,190 was filed in
Probate court by appraisers or the
and oseph Bradley. were appraisers.
and Asfthur Bradley administrator.
DEAF To BABE’S CRIBS.
BELFAST. -— Lily Francis, 18
months old, was burned to death
while a boarder sat in the same room
reading a newspaper. He was deaf
and near-sighted.
From “Supers” Up; Moscow Actors Are Artists
BY JAMES W. DEAN
NEW
Broadway as Morris Gent’s presenta-
tion of the Mescow Art Theater.
0n. opening night top hats and
ermine cloaks were compressed in the
theater foyer with second- hand over-
coats and WM; ghoulis- Many
came and many went away... unable to
enter.
. And within the theater W‘ being
projected an .8.» unlike any; ever
seen on the
the art of coin
the audience did not understand l7.
word of. what was spoken. but each
word held some significance. The
sense or the‘mmwmhd Bl
intonation 0! K. 7 017331
by movements of 77p __
tho “stage. 4
Therein lies the
Muscovite trees and the new”: or
the Ammfim » .
37' 13"; _l-
“The ope .,
Theater is 7éig7h 7;
er' ism
YORK—Nothing in, the
American theater has s5 atoll-0d ‘
crises state." it was . ‘
In all the Moscow comes“ the" W “-
'_ not one puppet. The In”? 0.3130"
are finished actors-
distinction With. M e: in
"Bar Fyodor 1%” W W 1.7 7
Alexei Tolstoy. wi which the m, ,
a“ ,
n'mnmxmhnoth
assumes-n.“-
restin-
Mary's church.
191$ looked
7mm of fluils and
, club and
' to the stockholders
- in the New Haven Count‘
7 by Judge Wolfe iii
Gwen? was on in: “8‘ $3..»
7 mums.
AEJANUA “5.1921
City NE.
A monthly mind me...
Kiss Margaret Kelleher
at I unlock tomon-ow m
for th.
Will be ~m
ornlng u I
. _ e 0
Mn Oscar Olsen. oi )ldln
recovering after an operationflf:
pendlelth performed a: the \0
Hospital. Mrs.015en was to "a.
Miss Grace Bra). one is Lea
keeper at the Hospita' k m
C C O
Coroner Mix, 0:
New. H
into 269
than "natural causes.“
motor vehicle
d‘en’
Gratin
01 an .
fatalities :ofiim
lug-nu
children. In November .. :ODQ'“
were eleven deaths
hicles.
the:
«ram “30:” V9.‘
0 s o
A delightful dance Wes .=
day night at the Girls' .. 43;?”
club at 55 Wall street in. dust:
largely sttended by mom‘l n or
their escoris Rel 7"“
ments were sened durir ;; u“ M
hing. The regular (nit'la
mittee was in charge
0 0
At a. meeting of the loam r
recto‘rs of the Fidelity 'i‘. ., &CT7'3"
Company 1: Stamfor; newly,“
was unani ously mud in reg-cm k
U‘ at 1': (:2:
stock of the bank be i; L; and p,
8100, 000 to $200. 000 name
100 per cent. The p .n i. 10 ,0:
this increased lesm lo ,-, * ;,..,77,'7'
stockholders at 2150 pm 5 Km
8
As the aftermath r-
volving fifteen tons of c
Oldonl, at New HEYUE.
der bonds of 8750 lr : .7
7562: m
a".
larg-
P.
det. 1;.
the superior court. on a
attaining money under 121::-
tenses; Oldoni, u was .5: m7
lected nso toward paw-m 275;:
gripe: but no delivery ‘6 made,
I 0 s
C atge 0‘
as
A Nash touring ~
Charles Sterling, and a (5.; JV, ‘7,” ,
tomobile belonging to l; \1 139m- “‘7 7
lided this noon in iron! . : 77
H. Harris Inc., glass factor; 0— 31;:
street. The running boa ('_ 5;. .6:
hand side of the <ier1irg 92377.37.
damaged, and scieral End-:55 filth
rear left wheel “ere rrz: :kei Ills
broken. The Bette car “a 8:15;“
ly undamaged.
MANSLAUGHTER i
CASES WILL BE 7
RESUMED TUESDAY
It is expected that the measuring
cases of Edward Sheehan and ram
De Martino will be resumed lemon.
morning before Judge George ii Va.
burgh in the downtown court. alters
continuance from last week, during
which time a transcript oz mm-
marks made by Shee'113n Loncemm‘
himself. and by Dehiartino. concern-
ing himself. before Corona: John .L
Phehn at“ inquest co: mu. ed hymn
coffins}, brill be introduced by the
sétsum
Themes-omen are muse :l nu
being instrumental in He c-azho:
December 22. last. at James A. 8m-
Bgll, a. regular army Sergeant sis
was stationed her as an instruct)! is
both the Combat Train and l:
Branagun. Sheehan, i:»w.\i..r.luo, to-
gether with several 0111...": lxgurcu‘ .u
midnight brawl on 11-431mm gem
following which Branngan “as mm
to his room at the City lion; scrim:
from a tracture of the Lnsi of ill!
skull, from which tracinre 1:; subs:
quently died.
AUTO OVERTU RNS
IN SN OW BANK
4.5135101
{my kid
Cd 1' if '5."
La;
”(Clea
l
1.
in
Reed H. Flynn of
place and members oi
a. narrow escape from i 'ir} wee:-
day when the automolrl. u in end:
they were riding turntl zur e 2:1
plunged into a snow LI: .; Ash
Creek. near Grassmerc. '
The automobile comps
turned. as the result of
wheels dishing in a d-: ‘(p 5:131”!
road. The car landed 1 l a s: (W bank-
The glass shield and m: .jws of 13*
machine were smashed.
Fortunately. outside of t
of the four people within :
bile were injured Tin 1a.. ‘
righted and brought to Normal; uzc
der its own power.
Deaths and Funerals.
m5- Elnnlh M Eaton
M11. Hmnah M E2: on endow 7
Eben Eaton. died at her hnmeo n3
West .min street Satin-dab n gm 77"!
ter a lingering illness. Mrs. Lawn“!
swell-known resident of .\'o
1!.va lived in this cl y during ht!
entire life. She was 91 yen, id. 21::
non: services will be h.ei at ;‘
O'clock tomorrow afterlioon iroml
funeral parlors of Direc‘ur P- 9‘
Ward. 79 Main street 1 :v. dllmw
F NoGregor will oflici a . are D
will be in the Nor-walk 0L . Llrl
5
at
gisti 50:9
automo-
was
oi
lira. Mincna Prim
Mrs Minersa Price die} i .is moor
in] st the home of her s
Funk Parker, Flax Hill rceld ll;
38‘ Of C8 years. She is 5;. junk”:
one son W_llliam Price 0: B
“'0 dab". Mrs. Joseph hm“n
Wild and um. Frank I it!
and one brother, Ezra. Moore 0 1’
city. The notice 01 the funeral
be given later.
ass: tram GIVE-S
1 \ f—lVa‘i let ll
DANBURY, Jan.
Webster-r or Wsuingrord arrests
W Nov. 7 1922 on the chm!"f
sissiios a pair of horses belonginsm
iii- tanner empioyer, Samuel can”
of Wellington was sentenced to!
m State's l‘
three to m in" Super”
in Houston
three m9“
ll
him" were allowed 9“
the statutory “a"
do
w.-
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