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‘ :pcr rcnt. of lhv pritc of zinlniiSsioii: ’ .
.. has Bouquetl,.h..g. H, mm... .. m. g for her tions
- jtickct. tlic tax is fivc u-zus. Tliisf 5 . 1
ldocs not mom-()0 lhc statc tux. lf‘ E )l.\.l.llSL|.\' JED.’1«F’]‘:H3V;‘¥'L‘ “'ASHIXGTON. Jan 13.—Tlic in-
;1 four-act {the ml, is Nmowd I shall (n n Ellussa‘ll. fornlvr busincrs manual!" “I? tcrior dcpartmcnt appropriation bill
." R‘Yll‘d 1515‘ iprcScnt priccs of admission l-dck {:‘f ;;\lrs_ Nina \\ilcox Putnam $811M?"- mmaincd berm-32 the House today,
7”" "3' “Win". (.m priccs.” ' tsun, flu.- nullxorms, made anot‘v’r but the. intcrvst of members cen-
1""1T‘MH’ (“W-l (Unsiqprabh. (“scugsion is takinflf unshuspssgm aut- mm .0 808.1“. wife tercd chicfly in committcc fictifitics.
friacr‘ at tho proscnt timc conccrninE; \tSl"rd{l\. Ho \\ L‘HL to the home of and the prospéctivc fight Monday
. .losvlnv- nu. gm” m); on umusz-nwms. The ‘lnr moliitr _\irs.t}crliudc Paulo an. ovcr amendment of the rules.
Mrs. Pcn— sum. MX shall hp 5 WT ”in“ ”:7 1,1,..7 5 trolltv' arriving stun: P152310 Decision of the rules commuter
-, ML“ l‘rit- our-half of the tndhm, n”:- It IS; ' 1mm... about S 141 The rain was 211- yesterday not to rccommendfinuni-
Mrs. Lil‘- ccnvrully hr-licvrd that tho 1w lwnl nil iizwsl a 04113:: and Dussctt “:15 PVC“) 33"? 0‘ chanzzcs “TOPS-(“d "’3' firm“):
“. “)4;an u“. fcvlcrzil tax undrr m, “pm.“ l-illl “1-H fil:.’ll§1'(l ulicn lie 1611ch his lican insurgcnts and Doinocrats
flurrmns. \Vil- might imillil’y lll" s‘utc tux iziitili "h-‘H‘m‘ion' “ brought an announcemt‘nt from
. . ll‘W-flll‘f'lll might iiitill'tfy thrv slain tux until i l‘na-s-it did not EN 3 \CFYBSODUH“ chrcscntativc Garrctt, minority
“Mp Lain-n- 11-27. “h. n 1“..qu l..g,,1.,ti‘.,.,_. “ml 31.1rpzim; \\ ‘icn his summons at the“ leader. that the Democratic innu-
f~v=l-".h\' l”rr.\‘; azuln lrc in invasion. ‘linor “(is ansutrcd sharply what ("W-fl be“ ““0““! take their fight to um
«with. Ju- .«Hurncy lidwzirll .l. Q‘Jlnlnlli 'l “4111“! and 510...] in the hall-closed floor. and Made-rs 0f the insurgom
. vrt'a. iii-ma fr-rl likc Sunalnr Fonz-m1: Ham“ mi .;(,m--~“;,7\ so ”1;” hr could not past bloc immediately callcd a confor-
l.rmi lmliin— (Ml: that morc infurinatlt'vn is nrulcl. . llt- zitln‘tlll‘lt‘d ’0 1"“ graceful. but. zncc fox-£10621? to drtcrmino 1h?”
. ~~.- Jarvis: Hlvnlli tlic- tic-mils of the bin." 2 A -~.w i‘u '\\;Ls Krcnly ill at (use and showed curse 0 ac 10“-
n S Ward: Judzv Jamcs ’l‘. llulvbcll: "I fa-lszuzt‘s‘ul l . 5-. marked irritation “litn lvlunU) 39‘ The rules comiiiltc‘r‘ anwcndu‘nnt
11, \Villti‘TH. {\‘hl'vul‘ the Mellon proposal. Any l( — illn- count " l3; mnmu ”mt Mrs. 1;;‘§7-}(tt had gone to the rule for-discharging commit-
.-1cr.~‘. .los' pl: _dm tmn in taxcs is .\\" Iconic " 511.1! l» " ;1\\a\. ll.» tliwn Ilcinundcd to soc his “‘95 from consndcration Qt legisla-
xh : i S‘W‘Fuilif l). H. Silk: "I favor tlmi l"l:v nv. .; . hill-i sun and “its ctirtly told that tion is exploded-l0 draw anSt Of an:
".n: til-out ‘ M‘ Hon 3’1““ of TWIUt‘iR: fnlrrzilillv ins 01.". i l‘ tlw ll"l.; snn hurl gmic with his m1" The committee votcdto ”00"“
-...1: ”m” ”w l tent 57.. ,<-~u :m‘ n . . _ ””7,” 1.375,.“ “m n trumped dc- mend an, amcndmcnt “‘lllt‘h would
.77” 7h fuilul I'e‘puly Shvrii‘.’ firm“ R‘Ti'bt“ pf NV “H” 77‘ 1‘ ., ‘7 OH, 7. hack ,0 the "flux. lhrough rt‘qmro 1;.0 signalut‘cs on‘a petition
,.{ tnl‘tts. \V'iltnn: "1 am zn burly f:l\t‘l‘ (MT-15.; 1; ‘1 tlw ruin. {Gr discharge wt.“ connnitlcc. after
“7.77 P J :is Va thn M: Hun lvill Mt lion is :1 lug: 1min." i h . I liiniatum '10 \\ n'c Roprcsentatdvc x9150” of \Visconsin
m. b-‘lllf‘lirlld ‘r'h’lrl'fi L. .I'nlwtirili: “I fml llizit‘; . l..1'--r m ,1“, am}. he sought. 01“ 3131123393153: tnmrsgnt mcznbr‘f;
a: pathos lhc Mt‘llon lllll is mm of ill" lwsté L's tourism -xrwrnry Arthur 'W. “A f 0C“ hp minimum 0 11‘
.ln conicd)‘. ””18“”..‘3 formcd in sum“ “mm Mia; [D R hiAN . Mnrsdcn. “LG. {it :1. (‘f’l’llt'rgnCF be- "52?!)‘CI-gs‘of 71'“: three iffmocritig
.1. MT. is not Mpvjlon is one of thr: tounlry s l-ig—E mp. 11 clicnt and counsel in the. of- with Mr. Nclsm'aggi‘zsfl; adgptiogkflof
'l.- at'lOl‘fi- 8 “ m'fin' l t .v. of in...- town clvrla, “incl; was , . _7 , ,
. ' l J. T l'rmvut, pug). pm rpmm‘. f ‘ 7 . ‘ _ 111‘. l'llgll'r nginc.
u rs of tit Tm“ "um um“ "l'hn \l ‘l . . .2 - usi-tl .15 .t Ll“ (1.4mm r, anoint!” seu~ The. Senate and House agriculture
1 . ' “w r.‘ up th ‘ ,, l‘ - '7 l- '- "H l'l'l 1": : sut’mn “us liult-lu-d up. 11‘! ca“1‘3.cmninittcc today continued their
.. l-ulf of 77° "‘7 5" y‘ondfrful "”715 ”l" 7“ ”rm; “ izi lli< :z7i110Ul1<‘Clli"lll "12'3“ “3“ (‘03- study of emergency legislation in-
: u"rl thcrv ‘h‘7i"r_ 1;“ “7 n {‘5}? 5'3“"1'9 ”“11" ‘0? ’ :’~. T‘( 11cc that :. lt~ltcr had Men 013““ trndcd to bcncnt tht; producers. lhc
9’" '5' l“ ”l" ”g” ‘“”;1na):‘isom int-vi :cllonn (‘f'hmici‘ B hl' 1'.\' Jll’iil \lflr‘ld 11 1nd signed Iormrr dv aling chir‘fly' with the Nor-
lirnc to the Sovrinni: n10 Elllr :93533: ‘ I“ “‘5‘“ 1" 5“”‘r h“ “'(C until 90°“ ns~sinclair bill. lll‘ONanS fC-‘l‘ t‘l‘fu-
r. «mgml in “us ”V. ”g,” idul. 'l'lic- L11" Cu" (Ni gimi.‘ to i- turn in him . ll slated lion ofa. $100,000,000 markcting cor—,
1- . rum“ “ma; morn ”an unvtliing ‘ L“; M Ln”; l‘v-l ~——~»——-- pix-.1533 \;l1nt lug-Tit “I'ouidr-uo I; pora‘ttijon and iii-C lllutlcr resuming its
w... ~F'Hrls p . . _ ’ . _ ,. “” ‘ , . _ lw r. ii 1 11- List lelCC ic In orm cons cration o t e.- lSurt-Ness inca-
of tin" (as: Z; r1113;{Caitlill’tlxs‘izcm‘ycii} “ll'l'rsdssafil iReppblican T0“ ll (0m 4H5 “m: that 1.1-. would open. thc'sure to cstahllsh a $50,000,000 fund
[7001113. " ‘ ‘ nl‘ttee “'1“ )1 a k e lu-nu; of 2.1.: pundits, “h? ‘i’l'fl mi??? :9 finanfc wlgcat iarnicrs is: acquiring
'1. ”ninth -, ,5 F . 4 7, c .'_ , , 1.» 7mm: prmmu for lzr‘r nr.‘ t is 1‘ i . lyesioc: an or crw‘isc \crsitying
..., pm-r-d 1h» (.0;1;,m‘,y:T.I\:ZL::;D.:5'un6;“x‘_:,\fr"‘;7;. R e C 0 ll”! Ill 9 ll (1 a " in.- lvrciilim’d, 1: is taltl. to do an their production.
-. nrp‘rznn girl. ”1,. Mcllon bill. It “tm I". a "NW; l. (5 ilw L’ull'd to nmkv lwr happy and The HOUSE “'85‘5 and Mean: Con:-
..l With 113- thing for the country." ‘ b 1011 k 00” :37 ”.3537 “(mm pmyme as km“! a 1211’.th has progressed in its consid-
-?l" 3‘ 1‘“ wwll. Aldon Solmans. president of lll-‘T ._ ' b ““3”“ 5“" hcr "'3 “5 tircunw'v‘£33 «ration of the Mellon lax bl“ ‘0 a"
"""“‘“m3 South Non-all»: savincs bank is; M. :2; v~ \ :x:~ 1: ' l ‘12" "lb” 7 Hull”; 1" rmit. ‘ ‘V ‘34:" ”’3“ "* 3‘ “ "Um-3 1” Mgr: Pub-
-"“"“ Cl“ lmurtily in accord with the Mutton l :v ilw H” w- 1,. 3" l"‘*m‘“""l "m 3"“ Tndny. “c hearings monday' and um “0115‘
tax rrduction Ivlnn. lit: (JUF‘H Alt-1 l .‘N’m (w ‘5 l‘ . a .' '“d lO-f in W4: 3 "f ‘1 '“lC “m” {‘7 hcr lnampr'ttion Committu. has decided
‘ "I" 5' -‘-"“"'“ {anur thc Soldicrs' bonus. although: l:_.' =’ ‘ I 1* "'l"~”3'.‘!"1?l27‘“ 13 \uf—‘l 10 be -‘ ”9““ ‘0'“) inc ”dc immigrants 10.1“” p”
s" "kiln: ”l" ll‘.‘ sills that. tlic country should? kll't . 1 r . 1 Drill?”- lrrmlz {lem -'i “H“‘llllr l‘rli‘ 6“- DUS' cent. of the number .01.. nationals of
71* 1“.le M‘f‘.muke ample: provtsinns for thc tart-i 1mm, 1.. '0". '77; 1: 1;.t- l;l(Jll‘.l;. lain-l un-l nigz. t.: ‘l2c Cd"!l“;~l mo- 3:2}? country In the Lnitcd States in
" <-- “l" 511mm“- -‘ of the disabled veterans. fvlr. .l‘w 2n -l1~ . . — tins (micr- forlinttit and this. may HIKE Pidc“? ('0 ad- ..
11 l“ T” A"? Dr. Jiohevrt E. I'L'l‘dul'. lirtaltli of— fl\( v: :ll'\ 11:": v ~.~ imw 1;:iy l‘t‘-l \‘icc of Mrs. Illissclt‘s nourxscl. :i gt
lv lw’l‘ lujl- n, ficr-r: "I am in favor of tlic Mellon f 3mm... , 3 .. 1':;r17 ..‘\l-.;rsl.lr:-n lnmsvli‘ gave out. the ln- :T‘VO Norwalk Men
‘ "1'“ l' " proposal as it stands. I have a:-- x. 11 nit-w ni‘ti‘ lulfllll'lli‘n ”u? 1h? ”“9“ "a“ “3:“ ‘ ‘ '
,. t Hullllfl' ’0 “my: hccn against lllC bonus lug} g; . wry,“ .pnilis- l \\ r-ll' -1 and 1 “SN-’1 ltt’d ”10 l‘t‘P‘lrl' (JEt ('ompensatlon
' .t'T'h Ll" frcling that while it was unfortux: H, .1, n' \. , .u,‘ 177,... “n.1,“ is t \tiui tl rius 0: Us cost-cuts.
.zg-lmn M the ate that the govcrnincnt allowcd so1 m, "Jun,” 11.1:th rn-l- r_ 11.3 Scrum-41 plcrislld at the step. T. N. Smi th of $22 Conmctictil
“‘“lm‘” 1"“ I Y turn to stand at home and i set-ti“ ‘.-. ~1' : 1,, A'r(,“vnl \\'l;rii tlw, nvwvs cmim :iu'. 'i‘coutlil‘T‘flllV- “‘- S )tSll—‘I‘ddl’ guarded Gom-
lm! “Ml“ . make lug pay. thosr- who saw s(’r\'l('v§ (LI “ ‘3 ' 7‘ ,.' ,I":._d. ,. '1 l. ' 'llll' l: 11' r Mrs. l=.1ssr:: was in‘crmcd '* lN‘nSIlllon 10181!!!" $1-013 b) Coni-
:. “Niftyonly dlllulhcll‘ duty toward thrirl ”57;,” m 17 H... “k" lHr :rm-l 0‘.”- 1m. 1.7.1.1.)”,mx and “as :1; con- missioncr Edward '1'. Buckingham
Hit-NIL.) ‘l u'tluAnlr). ; ' ‘ ,7 .. _ T, _i,,”m“.7m “1;" l».--r {may}; up to a {or the loss: of one of the fingers of
.. l". nil unit, len F. Putnam. sup?rl]l[1!]dcrll _‘ 7‘ 1 """ 7‘71“”: j m“ lmur. his left hand “hilc in the employ
; n- >lu‘ril‘ _\ ruonnc-ctivut Light zmd l'owcr train»; 7 7 7 7 ' 7 ‘ f l ioi‘ the “kinder l‘lzonogi‘apli company
lr... .747." puny; "I believe that Mcllon's plan! ‘1’ 1 ‘f‘ ‘ : "“m ‘V "3’ ‘ ‘of South Norwalk. Smith injured
» . 23:: iv;rottlkuictzcoiihofltatécs i‘s'sp'lL-nditl. but ’rqtf;\:"‘]’x“ ‘17 .1 7 M “I ““7 ”‘7”;C0NVI‘ IS “URL the linger on Srjplcmber :8 during
Lorx shoiild 1:: takfin C's-C(k‘fs‘vritlfc mt“ ‘ . . {,1 ,, \ oil-14;; V I . lhc course7of hm cinp7lo)*nioiit.
4 1-71. calms.- mpuns or adjustnd Euro”??? some . ‘ H‘— L. .4“, ‘1“); James \V, Stolz 0’ Smith horwzilk
2. ' l'lllfi in ctiarlrc 1’ How J-rrfiilrimr 1 tin. -v- .1”. L (i {was ““1”de s'" for {in ”73“” m-
.,(.-‘lw:r cul- trcasurcr of th; .Soutlh‘ \f- an.“ .Hifi- .., "HUM”.m o : suiting ”m“ blood poisoning while
in" I" l JlldV- Trust company is‘of lhc‘opiriigrl‘llfi‘i 2:: I, ‘1"... \k .1]! “id? .f 3%“?! n ,1)” (mploy of the Goldstcin
. .. 1:. mn hi” the .‘Vlcllon tax 'id ‘4 . "‘ ”‘7‘ 7 _ ‘ ‘- ‘ 11¢“de 71-1 llrotlicrs company of East horwalk.
, 1 l . ‘ A re uCllOl‘l plan is the Imun is: is t . 1 -r -l-;>1i'y 512‘ l‘lfil Stolz was injured on September 27.
; xzilznl‘ shz. hcst moasurc cvcr dCV'le‘d to stab- , 11.- "1‘ lb. :l‘ ‘-'r. librgnur “.13
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-Bald Mr. Estcrsnn.
Norwalkers Favor Mellon
Plan; Divided On Bonus
Druid Ester-son. propnctor of the:9
Palace and chcnt thcatrcs today
urged the people of Nomlk to
write the congrcssmcn and senators
from this district urging support of
the Mellon bill which includes the
rcpcal of the tax on theatre lickcls
for admission to theatrcs.
tcrstm declared that with the rcpcnl
of the so-callcd “nuisance tax" he
“nuld be able to rclurn to the old
pricvs of admission to his theatres—
.10 ccnts for vnudcvillc and 30 cents
1for motion picturcs.
"ll is thc puhliv- which will lwnr‘u
if tlw nuisance tax is r‘mm‘cd.”
“Motion picture
cxhibitors arc handed logctlior to
support lhc rcpcnl of thl tax and (it-
fit
fif‘r\f‘ thc (unfit-ration of the tlicatrC-f
socrs.
"Th" fcdcral
country.
"I am heartily in favor of it." he
said. "It is the bcst measure rwcr
presented to the country. it takni;
care of every one. The reduction of
the Eurtnx will stimulate trade and
that is what we want.
"Scot-ctary Mellon is one
nblcst men in the country today. He
is a shrewd bankcr. One may in:
sure that he studir‘d carefully the
situation from every angle lit-fare
drawing up his moasurc. which, as
l haw: said. is the best that has cn-r
bccn dcviscd."
Mr. Hoyt, however, is opposed to
the Soldiers‘ bonus. “That is." he
explained ”I am opposed to 11-._
chin; of a. bonus to the able-bodied
veterans, but, the country should .1:
cxcrything for those whom the u: r
has incapacitatcd. cv on to the spend-
in; of its last dollar.‘
Defend the College
Girls who Smoke
CHIC AGO. Jan. 12 ~Cigarcttc
smoking has no moral effect on
women. according to Professor
Albion W. Small professor of So-
coilazy and dam of the graduate
school of the University of Chi-
cago. He says there is 1 much
more wholesome attitude on the
part. of men town-d women today
than there was fifty years ago.
"Much of the psucdo chhalry
of half a, century ago has disap-
peared," Prof. Small states. “and
it has been supplanted by a sin-
ccrc undcnundmg betwccn the
two sexes.”
', Y., Jan.
more often
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POL’GHKEEPSEI.
" .-—I modesty
lln themeyc of the obocryer ‘than
‘11 the objed- Wted It. Dr. Eliza-
beth B. Tim Volt? Colhge
phyflcun. to“! in cont-
muting I: Dr. Wu J. Smiths
cumuem of 3“" “:9“
inhnbltnntl II “”44”“ “"
cinrette- nee-flout All“
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“Thomas-km" “a!”
M r. 119- ,
ta xamnunts tn trii
of the"
OFFERS $50,000
FOR PEACE PLANS
FROM OLD WORLD
'1 11". fi lth’ t.’ 'lio \‘ucant‘y “Lit"!
will he (‘illiiutl l‘g' )lr. llciit‘dicl’s
rPSinntititln "le in T 'r fl) uptown
l"ittl'_l‘S. l' i.» s ' v";a"\ tin-ll zstood
tlizit lllt‘ 1min "\ l.» 1.1131013:le \viil
' only givn purl lilll’: l-- flit (lllfl‘S of
rllll‘? “flirt; Fifi.“ \\.'l 3; :iii :lv tho
court t mi in l: -;»~::rt or I.“ pli-
‘ty Stirrit‘f In... s :or sninr \‘I'urs
part has ll"" 'El of his liliw to
till: (if‘lt'r'. " PRI’CllU’iHX all (if
thn Writs. noun-rs. v7": in the
city.
USEORLIGHT,
POWER, snow
BlG GAIN
3Almost Tripled in Ten
Years Figures Issued
by Supt. Putnam In-
dicate
Hun- >4: (1' u‘ectrituy in the
homes .nrts and in Ctor ics is in-
creasing is slioixti by the following
figures short out today by District
‘SUDCTiI-d’l'ltrnl L‘. l“. Putnam of the
lConnt-cticut Light and Pom-r Com-
lpany. 'l'hc-sc arc also indicative (D,
the steady growth of the city and
adjoining towns of \\"lton and New
Canaan which are included in these
figures. The number of customers
shown does not include the consum-
ers of clcclricily in tlw Second ahd
Third Taxing Districts:
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1 0.392.857
mutt-77
1'22
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Year No. Customers R‘V’H Sold *
1912 14:: 3.450.308
1913 1668 3,299,253
1914 :“17 3,387.44?
1915 21:26 3.641.103
1816 ‘ 4.422.774
1917 5,651,313
1918 5.829.438
1919 6.581.158
1910 9.417.103
19:1 9.442.481
Sends her Ultimatum,
‘ Giving her Until
Noon Today to Mt
him ‘
WAN TS HER BACK
Former Manager fiat
Author Declares ,
is VV’illing to Provfie
Surrender After Mut-
iny—-Hold off Guards
Day and Night
MUSTL‘VALLO. Ala. Jim. 1:..-
rich coal mine. nr-ar licrc, surrender-
ricii soul mine. hour lirrc. surrender-
<vd late last night ilflCl’ having mu-
tinivd ycstvrday morning and hold
off arincd guards throughout the day
and night by hurling dynamite. No
one “as serioutly injured. however.
it. is not known What damage was
done to the mine by numerOUS dy-
namite cxplosions, but it, is said part
of tint-machinery was wrecked.
The convicts gave in after prison
officials and owners of the mint: ap-
pcalrd in thcm. \‘l’lmt punishment
will be gh cm the riotcrs has not been
decided. ‘
Convicts arr- worked in Alabama
coal mines undcr a lease system.
Gov-rrnm- “1 \V. Brandon announc-
cd recrntly that ncgotiaiions were
under way to abandon it.
Separated for Three
Years; Reconciled
Separated from his wife for three
years. James Kearney. charge-l with
non—support. was reconciled wi 11 his
hclpmate yesterday afternoon in the
uptown city court before Judga Ne-
licmiah Candcc. The hearing lasted
only a few minutes.
Kearney was arrested ton a war-
rant charginghim with non-support
on complaint of his Wife 1-; was
brought. out that the couple had not
lived together for three years Thru
the efforts of the court the. couple
were reconciled. Kcarney is about
55 years old.
AN ERROR.
By error the Evening Sentinel “id
last night that Frank Nolan. of 26
Woodbury avenue. had been promot—
ed to be a special supervisor at the
State Highway department. Instead
MrFi-mk'Nolen, it was (muteBA.
Nolan. of 1: Warm stréet. m
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t
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or Smithy.
High Tide 4:41 a. in. 5:06 p. m.
Cloudy tonight and Sunday. Col‘.‘ ’
TWELVE
PAGES
PRICE THREE cums
*‘ PllBllC 0N TAX
Bill. MONDAY
House Ways and
Means Committee
Ready for Both Sides
E. B. Gallaher Home
In Cranbury Robbed;
Wife Hears Burglarsl
on Mellon Plan
7 IMMIGRATION
New Bill will Make 2
Per cent. the Law
with New Restric-
I
Mrs. Glans Weds
Nicholas Mandel
Mrs. Minnie E. Glans aii'd Nicholas
Mandel were married yesterday af-
ltvrnoon at four o'clock by the Rev.
fl’rcdcri’ck II. Jacobs. pastor of the
South Nor-walk Congregatinal church.
The wedding tok place at. the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mocllcr, 46
South Main street
Mrs Joscph lVfoclls-r was matron
of honor and Joscph Mocllcr was
host man
A wedding suppcr at the Royal
James Inn and a reception at the
home of the bride. 2 Spring street,
followed the ceremony. Mr. and
Mrs. Mandcll will live at 42 Sprint
street.
Surprise Shower
~ for Miss Preusser
Forty friends of Miss Gertrude J'.
Prcusscr. of East Rocks avenue,
surprised her last evening with a
miscellaneous shower in honor of
her coming marriage. Miss Prens-
sci: received many handsome gifts,
among which was a. mahogany
Clock presented by the Seniors of
the Girls’ Friendly society of the
Grace Episcopal church. Miss Prcus-
ser is president of this club.
During the evening. vocal and
nistruxnental selections were en-
joyed and a delicious collation
served. Miss Preusser is to become
the bride of Burnett 0. Weekes of
the W'cekcs Auto Supply company
of West avenue. in the near future.
Scarpello- Bound Over
0 C
77 to Cnmmal Court
Probable. cause being found. Jo-
seph Scarpcno. 3-1. of Chapel street.
this morning was bound over to the
Superior court. criminal side. by
Judge Voshurgh in tho uptoWn city
court. Bonds were fixed a}. 82.500.
Swpollo “gendered himself re-
cently to the police after hiring
been sought for éight months on the
bulletin mm holdup and
W M‘
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charge of mm; and robbery. He
police. notified the low M035”
ADMIRAL TO HEAD
HYDROGRAPHERS.
0r77v510RLD, REPORT
Rcu' Admin! A. P. Nihlnck.
Reu- Adminl A. P. Niblac:
S N., retired. in gland to he
the by dronfrnphic bureau of :51
world at onaco. according tore-
Wm from Washington. Admit-d
blnck’s name leads todate in bal-
loting for membership on the board
lardirecton ofthebureau. ltisex
- pulled his comments will within-ma
BASEBALL MAN
IS lNDlCTED ON
FRAUD CHARGE
C h a s . A. Stoneham,
Part Owner of N. Y.
Giants, Used Mails to
Dcfraud, ’Tis Said
2 NEW YORK. Jan. 1:;Citm‘ics A.
Stonclinui. part. owner of UM: New
York Giants. and Stvrrul “tilt-rs
“trc indicted in l-‘cdrral Con-t yes-
tcrday on charges of having used
the mulls to defraud in connection
with the condud of C .A. Stoncnam
and Company and 1-1. D. Diet and
Company, fornicr bro‘iwrugc'lmuscs.
Others indictv-d \vcrc ‘<10nthafll‘s
llroth'x. Horacc A. Stonchuin, his
Lurotiicr—in-law and fornicr partner,
Ross 1". lobcrtson: Leo J. Bondy,
attorney for Stonchain and former
attornty for 1-2. 3 J-‘ullcr Ca, in
which carc- Stone} .un is also undt‘r
indictment: lilinorc Ll. llior. lirmcr
hcad of E. I). L‘icr & Co" and Fer
Andrews. Ilcrnard A‘ .111,“ \m and
August I“. Stroli, cxiipioycs of Dior.
The indictments were found last
Scptr-mbcr, and wcrc ordcrcd 8.3“?!)
by the court. The indicmicnts fol-
lowed scvcrul “ccks of investigation
by the Grand Jury. They wore or-
dcrcd unsealed yostcrduy afternoon.
The GovL‘rnincnt rcgards return
of the indictments as an important
step in the campaign to rid New
York of buckctshops, said l-‘;dcml
Attorncy \Yilliam Hayward. He pro-
mis-nd an curly trial.
Stout-ham and his associates wen,
charged v‘ith drfrauding customcrs
by trans rring their accosnts total-
ling several million dollars. irom
Charles A. Sioncliam 6; Ca. to
llughcs & llicr. [3101' E. D. LNG! 6;
Co. minus the stocks.
The indictment also chargul that
Stoneham received 52300300 ’rom
2.980 customers for investment and
that. he failed to purchase sccuxitics.
or having purchased them, resold
them unlawfully.
The mail fraud charge “as based
specifically on a. letter sent by Char-
lcs A. Stone-ham &. C0,, to N. J. Re-
ga‘nfuss of Milwaukee. and eleven
others, soliciting a. transfer of ac-
counts to the Dior Company, which,
it was reprcscntcd had bccn found
financially responsible. The firm
later failed for several million dol-
lars.
Jokers Reported
Miss Avallone Dead
Practical jokers were busy yester-
day. ‘ Ac report was received in
Vorwalk stating that Miss Elva
Atallonc. 20-year- old music student
at the Damrosch Institute in that
city, had been killcdhy an automo-
bile as she was alighting from a.
trolley car near 125th strcct.
Miss Avallornc. who is the daugh-
ter of Michael Avallouc of 68 Lax-
ington Avenue :ret'ugmcd to mi
home as usual last nighL Sflc said
that yesterday morning she “:5 dc-
laycd in reaching school and since
one of the rules of the institution is
that no pupils may enter class late.
she decided to go shopping.
Miss Avallone appears to be {pec-
ial prey of practicarjokcrs as uncut
a. year ago anathcr ‘1rlend” apart-
ed her as being dead.
Sequin: Nevis 0! the Stamford
that. a. mfi~m
‘ {,MONKER GRO'ITO
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WM. .1. MOORE
ISMONARCH OF
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Holds Annual Meeting:
and Elects Officers—E
Joseph Taylor Crief}
Justice '
.Vlonlurr Gro‘..o in"; d its annual:
nicoting and clcction of officers in
thc Masonic ’1'. mplv last night. I lv
nal rcports (If all committacs “(re
rcad and accrptcd. The following
officcrs “ere ell ctcd:1\lonarc,h \\ il—
liam J. Moore; L hicf Justicc Jose; li
Schultzc: Secretary. Cramcr C. 1-1ch-
mztn: 'ircasurcr 'l‘op" Taylor; \1;ir—
sliall. Spartan St. John. Captain of
Guard. Charles Lindebcrg;
above office rs “ere installed by Pnst
Monarch t.‘.ayto_n L. Marshall.
sctcd as Dtputv Grand Monarch.
Thu auditing committcc “as up—
pointcd and consists of Past ilonarchi
Llav‘ton )tcrsh.1ll.l rank I‘fahl and.
Charles Goldschmidt .
Tonight Monkcr
team will meet Maia: Grotto of New
Haxcn in thc Pula cc Bowling Allcvs
at eight o clock. There will br three
games.
\‘cxt 3' onday night mcmbtrs of
tlic Grotto. organized in We teams.
the Red and the Blue. will start a
tournament in the Palace Alleys.
ANOTHERSTRIKE
OFRRMENIN
lJ;l;\'l.lC‘v.\'. Jan. 11—an laconic»
tiyc nicn's organization officially ail--
nounccd today that a railway strike
in Great Britain was inevitable
and might occur at any time as a
result of the failure of negotiations
bctwccn the companies and the Cn—
ginc men oycr the question of a
wage readjustment.
The society asserted that the lines
had refuge to make any conccssioiis.
J. Bromlcy. secretary of the Asso-
ciatcd Socir‘ty of Locomotive litigi-
nccrs and l-‘iremcn. announced that
the altitude of the companics was
absolutely uncompromising. He ad—
dgd that the union was perfecting its
arrangements for thc calling of the
strike at a time which would not
now be made public.
The dispute arose (nor the findings
of the railway “ages board. a. de-
cision which the locomotive men as-
sert reduces their wcckly wage out
of proportion 10th:: cost of living.
The aviard they contend. is unac-
ccplablc.
This morning the companies rc—
plicd that thcy could make no con-
cessions and would abide by
wage board award. which, they said.
had been acccpt‘cd by the other two
railway unions—tho National Union
of Railwaymcn and the Railway
Clcrks Association.
The locomotive men. however,
consider the award harmful to tho
membership of their organization.
BOMB CAUSES
DlSASTROUS FIRE
IN ANSONIA
ANSONIA. Jan. 1!.——Tlie most
disastrous property fire that has
happened here in years broke out at
5:15 on the W'ost Side and at 7:45 the
entire fire. department was fighting
the flames. Half dozen families
were driven to the streets in night.
robcs. 11: developed that the fire was
of incendiary origin and onefman
a bomb which caused the fire.
Burglars Get $L5O
in Grocery Store
Samuel Judcl. who conducts a
grocery store at. 1 Stuart avenue,
reported to tho police this morning
that. his store had been entered
last night and that 81.59 in cash
nad some old coins. that 311'. Jude]
had collected were taken.
It I: thought that the burglars
also took some groceries. but as yet
this has not been determined. Mr.
Judel is taking an lavatory of his
stock may to Wine it any-
thing in flus' line was taken.
Entrance m gun’ ed by breaking
one o! the m in the m
Mitframflwme. 'nch
7.,:i\c lfv'f’ll
11:19 outskirts of fioruaik
ipast. mo months, during
gun's. Scorn um and In; Asurc-r 4-f the:
Taylor; Master of Ccrcmonit‘s. Uscarl
Outside}
Sentinel Andrew Crosstnan; Trustcc.;
Past Monarch Bcldcn Ii. Bailey. The:
who.
Grotto bots-lingg
GREAT BRlTAlN
the’
was arrested. charged with throwing
.Thievcs Knock Over}
Water Pitcher bud
Get Away with SH.
verw are
LOSS LARGE
;Whole Drawers of V '21-;
uables Carted Away.
in Automobile Dur-.
ing Night
The hand of pr 0: ts
norkm"
<10: 13 ,
in arm
:5 “ho;
lllf’"nd
for the.
lite pairlyqE ‘ '
hours of lliis morning lunuclL d the-
Crunbury home of Eduard l} bulb;
lecr Munuts.turir.g Quinn»!
i'uo rooms, the dining zoom and the:
“lilvrarywcrc look-d of practically all?
2of . siltcrum uni Handbag :licy;
conluiii- d. \V'iiilc I :lhci‘ All. Gal-‘
Iahtl‘ nor the: polls: “us 4; ic in gixei
a dchnitc esliinute of the less. it. 13'
thought that an inuntcgy ct‘ the
missmg \alu;ib.cs will tom] s-xcral,
thousands of dollars.
- ‘ ‘ltr
.rd 8.
o’clock. Mrs}
crash duv L stairs!
sens-n22 d, uvakcnmg L- r has—l
The‘ us its of the house “(at
d on. Lu: l; _~lr. «rd ‘lis. Gab.
lunar listened ior 1' ...i£r cisturb-I
ones; but none- tuok pluck. jLLy I’Lnt‘
back to bed and nil ub:(.u5:.
In the morning, it “as discovered
that the ground floor of the house'
had been ransacked during the night
‘A Silver-pitt---;r tilled “2:1 “ale:-
:vlas found on the floor. 1'. was this
flailing. it is LIQllL \cd “lgicli at: med‘
"Mrs. Gnllalicr, and wk “(:21 .1. 'so high.
ICING 011‘ the intrudv rs.
That the cra.n had alarmd dim;
, burglars was shown by the. fact that;
is numL-cr of 1:3"C‘35 cf strum-an;
were l-rft in the library. It is,
though: that in mm in; about 13:67
room in tip: dark the pittht-r was?
knocked ow r bv one of those. who:
robbed the p ace.
Entrai cc to ti. 2 1:015: “as gained
by jiini:3iiig a ground floor $1!!de
on the south side of the housc. Marks:
of the jimmy were found by Chief off
Police \‘-.'i'fii.:v.-1 l1. l'v.::iir:'an £223.:
Patrolman Janis Murray who have
ithc cast.- in hand. '
l A sideboard was su-‘p‘ cirar of all
"he articles of nil-Jr: upon it. Flur-
tlir-r that. the drawers in the?
-5idcl-oard nr-rc cartcd off with their’
contvnts intact. This lands the po—:
lite to l-r-liexc that the bin clans had'
an automol .ilr parked lirar the house.
possibly ju<t on o! the dr‘ixcvtayl
near tht- “indow through nhich cnc
trance- “as g (d.
l‘rom tlic- Sideboard. the burglafl‘,
procccdwl to a thin. closet which,
“as jllllllll'."d 0an and the contents‘
taken. from this room liic thieves?
are l”‘ll("v'(‘tl :0 halo. proceeded to‘
th library \y!ii~.!i {Buy had started to:
strip \vlicn dzsturhcd by Mrs. Galla-
lier's cry of warm: to 1m:- husbandu
The police lmld to the theory that;-
the burglary was the work of the.
same gang which has ciitnrcd scxcral
nthtr honirs of xvciE-tu-du residents.
.‘Lu"
Sll‘.‘
band.
.llaSliL
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jfi.
firing in the outskirts of the ciLV._
Mr. Unilali-r‘s brine is locatcd at;
Chestnut Hill a\'.Z‘.-'J€, corncr cf 31-?
ion strcc _ t.
Old Glory Council
Installs Officers?
Old Glory Council Daughters 0:7
Amurica. halal installu Lion of officer;
last nigl‘. Th“ fastening officers
were instalicd by the Deputy 54—:
tional Counselor. Bari-um. Frank: ‘
Counselor, Mrs. Mary liloorn; Ju-'
nior I'Mt Commandcr, Miss Marian
\‘Vecd; Assistant Junior Pas: Coun-
sclor, Miss Nettic Ackcrlr-y: Asso-
ciatc Counstlior. .‘\lr.= Mind-\- “'1!-
kins: \icc Sump-U or. Mr . Katherine
Johnson: A: "i 1-: Vice Counseloa'
Mrs. Anna butts Conductor, Mrs.
Florence Justin; Warden. Miss Marr‘
caret Millr‘r: Assistant Recording
Secretary, Mrs. Anna Simon: Insidcv
Sentinel. Arthur Simon: Outside‘
Scntincl. Mrs. Carri" S‘cv arL;
tcc. Misg Marion “Wt-d.
A rising vole ui thanks “as gixeg
to Sister Frank fnr tuo bismuul Silk;
flags shc prcsvmrd to tr." Conner...
After the mach”; rr frishmcnu
were enjoyed.
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Classified Adages
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T HE BUD m a y
have-a bitter taste, but
sweet will be the flow— 7'
er. It may take a few‘
extra minutes to read
the A-B-C Classified
Ads, but; sweet will be
the resulting profits.
m then today!
“next to the last plgc
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