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CHAIRMAN OF
Again
317 Position — Date
Set For April 25—At
The Amory
The Knights of Columbus Com-
mlttoo at One Hundred arranging for
tho Charlty Ball for the new Xurses'
Home announced today that E. '1'.
Bedford had again accepted the post
of Honorary Chalrxnan and In his
letter had wame commended the
enterprise. Mr. Bedtord‘s letter will
be read at the first. meeting of the
full commlttce which will be ham
tonight at the K. o: C. bull’fing cn
“'aahtnxton street.
The announcement was also made
that the bull would be held on Fri-
day orenlnt. April :3 at the Nor-walk
Armory. This date was made poul-
ble through the generous comra-
tlon of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars who had engaged that night
but postponed their annual bull in
deference to the Charity Ball-
The complete organization a! the
committees to carry an the various
activities will take- placo tonight.
Tho musk. hall and decoratlouxuita
mm been at work and promo
Amo ms
CAR AT PERRY
AVE mossmc
C. M. Friedson of Main
Street Fined $10 and
Costs—Knocks Hand
Car From Tracks
Found guilty or operating an au-
tomobile without. any operator’s ll-
couse. Charles M. Friedman, of 33:
Main street. was fined no and costs
this morning by Judge V‘ooburxn tn
the uptown city court. Because the
case was not an aggravated viola-
tion of the law. Judge \‘oaborgn
suspended the tine upon payment or
costs 0! 815.
filed-on was arrested Saturday
by Constable John Mills followtn: an
accident at the Perry avenue railroad
ere-slut. Leonard Patrizio. a torc-
;LI‘. but the
.y: sacred man. enclosed by the New York.
"rom the slow Haven and Hartford railroad
‘» :47 were not
'mlstory had
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1. mock up
throne
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IJDCO of the
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no new car-
and occupled
pout“! one
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"Quld quit
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had “(led a gasoltno hand-oar (run
the rallrood tracks to allow a train
to pan when the trail passed. he
replaced the handooar on the track.
Ho was Just Mn: It tn operauon
at the Perry avenue and“ when
Frlodooo canto along in an autm
we and ran Into the warm.
The {hp-ct lifted the hand-car
planed to the: P03“-
arrcstod tor rccldu' Grim as well
as M had“ my operatora' license.
chart. was nollod when
m.
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tho tact.
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NEW PROBE INTO
f FRAUDS
- STARTED
Will Hays, Movie Czar,
l s t Witness —- Mil-
lions Lost‘ in Texas,
Is Charge ' '
WASHINGTON. March z£.—-An-
other Senate investigation made 3
Md for house attentlon today when
a special sub-committee of the com-
mittee of postofflce and post roads
was called together to inquire into a1
leged land frauds in the Rio Grands
valley 0! Texas. with “”211 H. Hays.
rumor postmaster general summon-
ed as the star witness or its opening
session-
Senator Benin. Democrat. Ala-
barns. who introduced the resolution
am: the inquiry. has charged
that R. B. Grosser 0: Wk.
Republican national commitment:
was instrumental.
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MSS' TAGGART
BECOMES BRIII '
Weds at Home of Par-
entsin Highland
Avenue—Off on
Month’sTrip
Miss Ethel Tarzan. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs- Charles A. Tamrt. at
Highland avenue and Henry Had,
Jr- son 0! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Han.
Sr- 0: Brooklyn. New York. were
married lm evening a: have o'clock
at the home of the bride's ”renal.
by the Rev. H- B. Schnert of the
Rowaston )lcthodlst Episcopal
church.
The home was beaut‘xxully deco-
rated wxlh palms. White carnation-as.
and pink roses. The ceremony was
performed under a large white bell.
to which were attached white rib-
bon streamers. The table decora-
tions were pale pink and whlte.
The bride. who was given away
by her rather. wore a gown of white
worsens over white satin and a m
veil with a wreath of orange bloo-
sorns. She carried a shower hoa-
ouet of brutal rose.
The bridesmaid was Miss Mamie
Hook. 0! flow York. a cousin 012th;
bridegroom. She worn a dress in!
peach colored xeorzeuo over nun
of the nine color. and carried a
bouquet 0! pink tea. rm Little
Miss Marie “'aters. six-year old
daugnrzcr or Mr. and. Mrs. James
Waters. 0: Brooks; a. lie». Iork.
made a. charming tower gtrl. She
wore pmk Laden. and carried a
basket of pink and wnrtc roses.
The bat man was Lows Kati.
brother 0: the bridegroom.
Miss Carol Muir». of Highland
avenue. ms "0 From Me."
One hundred and fifty guests were
present from Brooklyn and New
York. .
The bride received many beauti-
ful wcddmz cuts." ' Her :11: to the
bridesmaid was a gout bar pin. and
to the flower girls. a silver nurse.
The bridegroom presented the best
man wuh a par or sold out links.
Mr. and Mrs. Ban let: the recon.
tion on a monzh's trip to Niagara
Falls, and western Clues, including
Chicago. On their return. they will
make their home With the bride's
parents in Highland avenue. They
will be “a: home" after the first of
May.
Mr. Hat: is employed in the Bedd-
in: Chemical W’orks. New York
City.
Fire- Does Damages
New Haven Y.M.C.A.
XEW HAVEN, March :4.—F!re
believed to have started from an
overheated turnace drove a. number
of students out of the Northeostern
University dormitories o: the I. M.
C. A... at 43 Bows street. early and
did damage estimated at 82,086 to
the building.
o: the nudcnh removed their be-
longing: to the sidewalk. The fire
was quickly controlled.
Chas E. Wfliamson
State Committeemen
OFNEW YORKER f
Smoke filled the building and most ‘
No Opposition Devel-
.‘ ops at 26th Senatori-
al Convention to G.
0.RP. Program
QUIET AFFAIR
Mrs. Bennett of Wilton
And J. Edward Ly-
oett Are Chosen Del—
egates at Large
As predicted by tho Evading can-
incl. Charles E. m of
Barton. was named as one o! the
Republican sects committees-non. and
m Helena Kin Wood was named
as the other. at the twentyoalxth
Senatorial district oonrentim held
Saturday monsoon in the Repubti‘
an quarters in the Town W
Hall m The sedan was:
quiet am with practically no o9-
position” any of the names in
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scram lstheai‘er arm
mflfoofProte-or Albertina.
MammbcdtnomlWo-
nan'a’rtynoastmsnflracht
Womenbcmnmbm-
wnmtamnmuh-
steam torGh-Ia tor-chum.
Halos. “Woodlathenotherof
throeohfldren.
Aamd:%atem
1-0,. m. > .73. of W
worn-3’s rights a. red—
dmtofthkdwdmamdtho
yar. also Ina nos-er hocorno a mi
her at the Wm‘s Republican As-
notation.
The meeting was award by
George Dunes. of Sew Canaan. tor-
mer central committecrnan. Charles
B- Hoyt was elected secretary.
Mrs. Charles D. Bennett. of W!!-
ton. was nominated as delegate-at-
large to the moo convention and
went through without Oppodtion.
When J. Edward Lycctt was
nominated as second delegate-at-
Iarxc. the nomination was opposed
by Dr. Wood. or New Canaan, who
placed the name of. Senator John H.
Behre in nomination. Mr. lacet:
was elected by a vote gt 7 to 2.
Charles W. Keene and Ernest. E.
Crofoot were. the toilet!»
The following committees were
appointed in connection with or-
ganization of the Senatorial W
convention: vice president. George
Dam. : permanent. organza“ dons Jr.
mute. Ernest Crofoot: mince on
mittc. Ernest Crofooc: committee on
roads Charla-W. Keene.
The folbwint delegates and alter-
nates were present: Norwalk. John
D. Milne. Hrs. w. Frederick Ambler.
Charla E. Hoyt; Charles W. Keene.
«alternates for 3521. C. Louise Hege-
George and m. Walter 1. “food:
Wilton, J. Clarence Jam (alter-
!or Lewis B. mom) and
(alternate m:-
‘ Speeder: be antral! nature-yet:
Widening otthe Boston PM!
Manama-titan: tor theist-
NOTHING TO BE DONE ON
MORTUARY HILL THIS YEAR;
POST ROAD BEING WIDENED
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33; g
Sal. 3%;
Find Human Skull ‘1
In Glacial Sands;
500,0“! Years Old?
L03 ANGELES. larch 24.—
13me ens-toyed. by a con-
traction. concern several thy: ago
unearthed 3 km skull near
more which visiting paleontolo-
gists. including Dr. J. C. Herr-hm,
woes: of the We Institu-
tion of Washington. declared they
bellercdtobea‘relicotarace
. older than either the Neanderthal
or the Pntdown man.
'11:: skull is _ by m
whoexanlnedlt 'bedlttorentin
appearance tron the skulls or the
1311831 We of North Ameri-
ca. mots o: winch have re-
cently been round in Southern
micron. k is not of the Indian
type. It was round in glacial
lands beneath plentocen clay stra- ‘
tom the valley which a tow years
ago save up fragments of the
skeletons of the giant atoth and
the aabertoothed tiger. -
It was estimated that the Los
Angeles county man roamed this
section as remotely as 5053.060
years ago. .
mum
End Comes to Sufercr
'Last Evening—
gamut m3°
Herman Block. 30. of 4 Lincoln
annaagzechanscatthemof
Bermuda We“. 1??
mhdeadtodayat e or-
walk hospinlmmmed‘
on Friday. Hal-ch 1th the garage
hmmmmmmmdme
to the anflerer at 9 o'clockmuixht.
Just how Block sustained his
bomb-otknm Bewarepatr-
rnao and Stunner: at the sax-ass.
Homdantncpartaotanm
mantlotpsofineandttlsthought
thatoneotthopartsdrovpedmto
the pallszrtkingthe otherpcrt aus-
in5 a spark which ignited the gas.
The flames shoe Upward igniting his
clothing.
Anotheratoryhtothsefiectthat
Blockwasoarrmapallozgaao-
ummddtppedoathecmenrfloor
oftho graze. The gasofineissaid
to have splashed on the furnace
nearby. ignited and returned back
to the past and to Block's clothing.
Block. mu. while a: the hospital
wasnnabletotenhowthcflrestart-
ed.
Another garage woe. kor, Ralph
Wu.o£8aosatuck.attemmcdto
wpmockouthyufinguiahln‘tke
Mgclochmzwkhabm In-
nadotooccoodln‘hisowncloghes
anxhtaflre. ‘
mmmmma-
«race neural tunes endeavor“ to
monmmn3whx'hmmmm
the firearm mom: uttering.
Blockiumredthrmamoowm
threohlmsclttntoalargopool o!
muddy water. Several pox-sou at-
tractedtothescenootthefirohclp-
cdtoextmguish’ ‘ theblazingclothng.
1m: Mill-I. o! the Rillsand
Mmm,ptokeo Block
upa'ndtookhhntothoh’omltkhoo—
vital. thasthcnthtatfirsttm
he would recover.
Thanking clothing.otnexam
“Whomoofthoen-
130m of memumm
Finch. £911”me
”muck- Theme-neon.
wmwlmalmoraboo:
$29.“ ’
fromD.WZRayM’atunes-alparo
ioratheotwmoudreet. In-
mwummmm
BURNSREG'IVFD ,...._
INGARAGEFIRE
ingonootthetrucksownedbyfiero _
Blockwinbebmieotkbaztm,
George. '
{By Jealousy,
WARDayFor
While three automobiles loaded
with relatives were on their way to
Nos-walk to bring about a recouctll.
aria between George Weeklind his
divorced wile. Eileen Weeks. her
former husband entered her home in
1?: South Main street yesterday
morning shortly after eight o'clock
and shot her dead. Weeks fired
three shots at his (armor wire. as
am, :1thth
informed him of the shooting.
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thazhchzdseen hm turn under the
Meadowatreetrauroadbfldso and
walk down Wilson avenue. Mr.
Barnes did not know at the tinie
that he waswauted to: murder.
Ann-1m
Alldayywcrdaytholocalpolico
mdcflincnswho sacred tundra
the hunt. searched. through the
woodcdsection and the deserted
shore-atmoSoundtnanaaox-tto
westernmost ltwaanocnntlllaé
o'dockthhmthat hewas
muted by Patrolman Wallace Sarn-
mkdeohertG-jnor.aahecame
backtohishouseboattospeodthe
om
Lamonaathe murder beanie
knmmmezotl’olicowxmamn.
Penningmhenodfiedaflot the
WMwereodeandtn
Lia‘s lam squad was
Week ‘s. *‘Hann‘ ' ted
DeedOocursWhfleRelafivosAreOnWayFrofl»
Jersey to Affect Reconciliation —
Houseboat -— Confesses to Pennington
Believed to Be Insane -
TumsGIm
Murderer—Get Him _‘
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boat was anchored.
When they were about 1!"
am. Weeks stuck his head up
the top and said, ”Hello Boys.’ *
shouted. » - _
“Hello George, we want to c“
on board and have a. tall: with you;
“'ha: have you been doing?” Wool! .
replied r1 fave had a. little Mg.
and I suppose that you want ‘3‘;
As the two policemen wan m
into the boat. W'eeks handed ”Q,
the 32. caliber Bax-rm and Ethn-
ards pistol, {ully loaded. This 1' 7. ,
the gun with which he did the HB-
islx. He also turned over two bug-
partly filled with balsam to: t!
gun. He then asked how Kin.
Weeks was and was informed U?
:I.
still’ in the ho i=3; “.7
tormed of her dark until this as."
When he heard that she Ii
in the hospital he exclaimed: '
“Thank God. she isn’t dead!" Ell
dreaedquickly andwastnkcntom
downtown police station. where H
was placed to a cell and Pam
Frazier detailed to watch him Q
that he would make no W 9
take his own lite- Toward
nodoznd oflin aheavydeep
Ull-
theopotwhete the boatisam
and std. “Good bye charlie. 1 fl
see you in the next world." m
statement led the police to he”
that had intended. :9 take his on
lire. ‘
Acmrdiux to his contests: he'
went to his wife's bone and n‘
the. he pleaded with her to tab
him back. but ah would not pros-b
to return and live with him. Wed."
says he heme excited. and pin.
out the gun. W'hen firs. Weeks u",
this she carted to run for the rat
stairs‘ and was on her way m
when. the bullet struck her in the
top of the head. She dropped in ht
tracks and died almost instantly; ,
Alarge pool 0: bloc-loathe“
where she was picked up. M
marmowalnothninmehafi
until she had almost reached a
botznm step. A few steps more all
she would have ruched the rest
door and might have been sate.
Jealousy ,7
WhenWeeks mom-wife tin!
togethcttheyrcddedinw
avenue and had considerable
Ne. because of. the jealous
tionoIWeeks. whom”
hisw‘dowasgolngaromdwnhdi‘oj
amen. kwasstatedthis
mat. he had Mummers-
previous m and that “:
howuenrmmmawlo
tho‘UngtcdStnesmmmlai
anlghrwatchmamhorem 3,.
hishomemnizhtandcnnbedg
to the root of the iron: porch ad,
entercdawindowinthemfi
which h's wife was num‘fl
mmmmsearch or a a“
wmmthoxhnmmthem
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