mm DYING
sult of Stabbing Af-
fray in Waterbury-:—
Polico Have Assail-
~ ant’s Confession s
WATERBURY. Dec. Sin—«Be-
be critical condition of Do-
itto Di .\lilo, who was taken to bi
May's Ecspltal last night, mule-rm:
ham wounds sustained in .‘i. slab-
ting aft'ray', Deputy Coroner “l. E
Conway was notified this mnrmng
Cal authoritie: that it
urn lC‘ go to the insti-
Etution and obtain any slutemmits the
flying man r‘tlgit wt: th make.
L.-.
_ rack to London. Mouth: an advance
,of more than half. a, cent at the open-
'ir:g. enabling the rate to eclipse the
Michael J? ruao. 1'31 l‘nirfiuln
avenue, ch; 5;} mi}: .i. :11. with
Intent to l;.f‘. has comes :d .10 ”"3,
belies, the :z‘Ifhorl'les my. 2.11: he
is zuil‘ I»! 0.: Ftahhinr Carmine
vfiA cal 12' "Yew-art In ”D“
is uantal sulfur
cling from m. ‘t his condition
’15 not regard“. a.. notions. ‘
,- In the v I' :1 '1 1'“ ‘lIlo succumr":
‘2; 1710.": '-"‘ou_< (H; z: uIll 1’»: Navy!
,.:~u;~. yam-a .‘i muu'.
\‘9 limw :
pt. 4(1qu . .
ledeucc. (no on .Lr will; bind l
«l. which had 13
tovered with Mom
finapped ox”. now the
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-'dezrees below
Boston vim a townsr temperature
'0! sev '1 about .LL'lG no.2. almost, the
iwaruzcer. plus». .r; 7‘ ' Cnglund yes-
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CHICAGO. Lu ; ZZL—Gzt‘sduzli rc-
‘taxatlor. " We :rljlditj.’ which
’ rn‘JCb uf the coun-
for today and to~
from the Rocky
rl winter today
{rem the
although
l aflik‘fird Winter
E _ . 5*. int arm. .\Jtirr
1212.1: 1'... occond
n .3. quortr‘. of :1. cciltuly, Clio
Lhermccrzeter at Lhzcogo had climb-
ing Irztiic
'd’z‘a
. Winters -31 1') Chicago. three
'2 in Portland, . ,und can each
i in 'ILCOII'IG. R-m. Kt,—
‘-\ uSll;..gtOll.
“" r. Dolls.
"3’20 and l
.‘ Hut}; 1’: .1!” m :3. high
. spot in .12i2'- xv. Yscnlnbula. had.
' the doubtful ..onor of reporting the
lowest temp razure u. the United
mamas new: .-'. below zero.
Other central ,sCC-x‘n stoic: contin-
. nous to illilcnige... vied. however.
i being trailed by .\‘cw England. of
: which . ‘9 :rruort am} New
f: “l."ll thumometcr
02 minus 3 to
minus 2 .
In Illinois. Harrisburg. With 11
belov. zero. had its coldcst weather
in 2'7 years; Elloornlngton. with
minus L“. «‘IIiilGS-l. in 1'5 years
and Penn :fcj :31 Charms Le-
low. 1nd .-n.
:0 below to
Farther ugsr Iov'u had numerous
cities with d .5 figure: below zero
after preach... drop: or more than
50 degrees lr. 36 hours.
St. Louis. on the Mississippi riv-
er. had below, and at the other
end or the state, at the edge of tho
windswept Kansas prairies, Kansas
City was two degrerss colder.
In Lakr Michigan the steamer
Wisconsin. carrying— sixty passen—
gers was caught in the ice 01?. H01-
0
hm; readings of from
‘2" below.
L:
land. Mich” while our ferry Pore
Marquette 19, with 42 passengers,
IOAN COMPANY
OENREZZIEMENY
9CASE CONTINUED
, 9 BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 29.——The
we of Charles J. Pekari of New
Haven. arrested November 19.
charged with embezzlement of the
lands 0! the Beneficial Loan Society
0'! this city, was today continued in
> City court tor one week. Polar!
“NI! confined in a. New Haven hos.
pttal for some time from the «teen
0! poinson seliadminiatorod and
place his discharge bu been physi-
cally unable to appear in court.
Br‘oékton, Mass. Driver
Forfeits $50 Bond
Arthur Corayer. a. salesman, ot
Braden. Man. who threatened dire
consequences tc the police deport-9
,ment when he woe mom. tolled
to appoar in the uptown oily court
this morning to 1mm to I. charge
of reckless drevlng. Ho torgolto'd' :
bowl. of $50.
‘Patrolnlan Marty
.Motorcycie IV I: 1
ngyel told Judge 'e em on Can.
Le said he couldn't
yea that Corayor ,
to drive along tho road at
can“ unless an hour. He told
. police how;- c wombat-got
“octagon, wh
Eli‘s int-unified Ill" advance In the;
Curly dealings. “ill: a. number of
pI-..mlnent industrial: Meaning Into
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' [u'vlillm
'zziore than” new high records or
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Ahad attained new pmk prices Zor
would“ W ,
.Latost W all.
I Street News
. 29.-—-Sterlinx
NEW YORK. Dec ..
exchange today crosged $443 to the
highest price reached since 1919
when the British government remov.
ed the peg which had supported the
market during the war. Accumull-
lion of buying orders coincident
with the flight of British capitol
high mark established in 1823.
industrial stocks went on a. bull
,Iaynhoree at the opening of today's
Hock market. which marked the be-
ginning of the ninth wool: at tile
post-election boom. Three dozen is.
sues were lifted to new peak prices
for the year during the 11th hour
undo.- the ledderahlp or U. 8. Steel
romu‘mn which touched 121 Mm
)ilKllf‘?‘ price in seven years.
\3 ALL S’L‘ :
Opening l
NEW YORK. Dec. 2‘9.-—-Bullirh
operations continued “lth unabated
vigor as the stock market today on-
tercd upon tho final lap of tho 3am.
Buyoing ot tho‘metals sllurvs. a
number of which reached new to)-;
MIC-es on large transactions ("'flllll‘l'lll
tho opening. Variants public utilities;
and low ericcd‘z'alls also worn In (10-;
mung. A block of 10,00L- shat-ca 0‘.
Fin-ans P~~frolcum gold 3'. L‘i. 1 Jllxlllu
of four points. '
Cr-ncenlru'r-d tuning of :pcriul l“.-
l’i'E“-‘\' high ground on gains of l to i
if. 5:. Steel, moaning ,n
point to 120 7-5. topped a list or
tabiislued in the. first half hour of
trading. Others Included Republic
Steel. Railway Steal Spring. Guru»
:zl Momm and Famous Players.
.\wc-qu ll'w 1”!an irsuos which anltl
. lved. anon; '20 mile: of! Kuehlro.
.lillrzéi ..~url‘.rqurtkc In Japan “as to-
ANOI'IIER QUAKE
~ HITS NORTHERN
PART OF JAPAN
Tokio Felt Earth Tre-
mors of Average
Duration of 20 Sec-'
onds Last Night
.(By Associated Press.)
TQKIO. Dec. 29.-—An0ther swore
carlhquukc which lasted two min-
ulcs, rocked Kuchiro in northeast—
(.rn Japan at 7:35 o’clock this mom—
'lllg. ,
The trrmor was ices severe than u
like disturbance last Saturday, but
it was followed by two after shocks.
The orlxrin ot‘ the disturbance in at-
irilnuui to the sulmldoncu of the £03
KuslIiro is locale-l in the Hokkaido
group 02' fcrty lalands. and is an 0!.—
port port (or sulphur und lumber
brought. to the mouth or the Hush.
iro river. ‘ he earthquake numbered
108 during December.
Earthquukvb or average inlets-ally
were {”199 in Tokio tonight. The
shocks “on. of an outrage duration
01' 5'0 seconds.
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corded plainly on the s-rlsmographl
at Georgetown Liniscrzlly and it
few minute: alter the trcmorr. coat:-
cd Father 'l‘omiori. in chars-n of til-:-
instrnmomr. onnouncéd lliat._ (lir-
tIr'lMIlcC: of "\‘o‘r;. pronounced ind
tonsil?" lmsl probabiy' occurred in:
the Jupnnvau earth-nuke urea. Ho.
placed the quake at about 6,000
as to tho V‘rstv'ord.
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IIOIR3 FOR" ,
l in"; 1-1 points abort: last \vr'clfl:
closing lewls were "Soc." Otis Elev
Valor. Beechnut Packing. Scars Roe-
buck. Railway Steel Spring and Re-
pulylic SL-ael.
.\'oon -
Profit taking forced sharp roac-
Clons in a number at leading iaeues
alter more than three dozen stock;
the your. Baldwm and W'orthing-
mu rump preferred A declined 3
points from Saturday's closing. and
American Locomotive. Du Pont.
Maxwell Motors. A and Texan Gulf
Sulphur broke 2 to 3 3-4 point;
With the lowc.“nz or the call mou-
ey renewal nus Lo four per cent,
buying support was forthcoming tor
borne?! and bullish demonstrations
were renewed in a. number of oper-
ialtios. I’lsner Body Jumped 9
points. Commercial Solvents A tour
and General Electric 3 1'4 to 238.
THEFTS FROM -
FORE, AGENCY
One.)
(C‘Oli'inut’d frnm I'ug,
lion! and .‘Iorrill. Llallcl; was «alien
into custody ix; .\'cw Cancun: Merrill
was working In It \l‘e-lrslar :.:r..ct
garage when arrested.
[it nt is said to haw» madc a con:—
nlcle confession to the police im-
jlllv‘nlnj ins two companion".
Most of the loot «tolcn from inc-
L'llut :Igsnry was returnad. ll, lull
LC-rn hiL'Il'Z'l in a vacant barn :wur
Gaiick's home in Wlnlield street.
lnvgbugatlon o! the robbery
suited in tho police ascertaining
that the store had teen entered by
TC-
a. figure. approximateing the host
1925 price.
Dephtheria
(Continued. from Fag: One.)
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o: 1. Washington circuit. 'Illcso lwo
cases are said to be of a mild Iorm.
. Dr. Pei-due. said this morning that
tile four children who are ill at-
tonded tho Christmas party at. the
Paoilno homo. He is of to opinion
the disease was spread through the
l“anzi!li children who live in the sec-
tion of the city in which the diph-
theria. outbreak is the heaviest.
Dr. George G. chcett. of 8 Wash-
lngtou street ,1: also ill of diphtheria
at his home. He in being attended
by Dr. Franklyn G. Brown. Dr.
Fan'wtt'a condition was rather scr-
lous Saturday but today he was cold
to have. lmprowd.
Dr. Pei-due, the health omcer, has
quarantined a score or homes and
has had policemen on duty. parti-
cularly in tho Springwood section,
to see that tho quarantmo was i)—
served. However. there have: b n
cases where children got out at
their homes and parents have been
arrested. Dr. Perdue has tried to
impress on the parents of up chil.
dren the danger at the disease
spreading and today he declared he
was through loaulng warnings and
would make wholeoale art-oats “fine
quarantine was not kept.
Mayor Robins sent the following
letter to Dr. Pet-duo today:—
. Dec. 29. 1924.
Dr. R. E. Perdue.
City Health Oiiiccr.
Norwaik. Conn.
Dear Doctor:-—I am writing this
to tell you that. you have my full
support, officially and peraonally. in
your often: to prevent the spread at
diphtheria in our city. and that I
propose to back you up in these et-
torte. I think every city otticlci
would and doe- feel a 1 do and be-
lieve every thinking citizen will help
you to the extent. at least of his mor-
al support.
Your experience: in tho proaemf
conditions have proven to all of us
the necessity tor strict quarantining
of the dieccee in order to prevent. an
epidemic and when thle fact is um,
considered by all, you will have the
tree and forceful support of our en—
tire community.
Sincerely yours.
(signed) THOMAS ROBINS.
Mayor.
Sees Wounded Many
But He Disappears
John 'Emlth. o! 96 Ely cvonue.
phoned the police Saturday evening
that there was o. mun oddly cut un-
der the Moohonio lireot'btidze.
Patrolman Reynolds and Look-
wood went to ‘ibo scene with the
ambulance, but could not find the
man.
Finds .Stol‘en, Slot.
Machine iii R. R. Yards
John J. McMahon. conductor to:-
the New York, New Haven and
I-Iartrord Railroad company. turncd
over‘a. slot machine. which wu
found in the local freight yurdl, of
the company. ' . 9
"The moms been broluo op-
- 9, “9.
filo
' cy. Two of those arrested. Kcn‘. and
‘ Merrill.
use of a. key. Thir key. tllo auth-
orities, 333‘. “us either found or atol-
en h;. mm of the trio from the. uglin-
formerly worked in 1313
agcncr.
The youthx ranged in years from
is to 19. hwy»: bond “'aa furnish-
ed by John Branhnll, .\lorrill'o by
_1\lrs. Adelina Merrill, and Gullt‘k's
by Herman Gailck.
Among thn stolen articles recov-
ered were: {our automobile shoes.
(on: tubes, two Ford steering wheels
two motormetcrn, 5 windshlod wip~
ers and L‘ spohdomrtrerr.
CLASS OF "24 ’
IIAs REUNION
.\Iomhorc c (the cities 0! '24 hold
thoir first annual reunion at the
Norwalk Club or. Saturday evening.
Volk's Society orchestra. furnished.
the music for duncmg. l
Among those present were: Mor-
thu Chins 3:. Morris Fclnsod. Elean-
or Campbell; Howcrd Martin. Milv
dred Finkler, Richard Tlmmone. Az—
nos Halsey, Dorothy Frey. Charles
Wickc. Jack Wehle, Dorothy Hein-
x'ostman. Bud Raina. Leona Ward.
Dun Henry. Harold Arnold. Marc
Donahue. George Lockwood. Aime.
McCrombley. "Tex" Mitchell. J.
Hansel]. Margaret Scully. Edwin
Kaiser, Bill Hemmlnga. Dorcas
Flynn. Pliil \Vchlc. Paul Riordan.
Louise Benedict. Charles Martin.
Dorothy Mathews, Mary Mathews.
Frank Lauder. Frances Wing. Harv
old Bis-ell, Eugonc Mom-hon. Leon
Fish, Harold Buckley, Helen Sun-
dieh. Edith Byrne. Irena Buckley.
\‘Vllter Pratt. Midge Connolly. Peggy
Massterson and others.
Bad Check, Passed
Here, Is Made Good
The case of William Barry of
Stamford, charged With pacaing a
fraudulent check on a. local Iii-m.
wu continued from day to any in
the downtown city court this morn-
ing by Judge Nehemiah Condeo. The
firm was reimbursed. through a.
ircud bond of the Natiouu Surety
company. Ram. in turn. reim-
bumd this company tor the amount
or the: check.
Crowd Attends Party
Of So. Norwalk Club
There was a. large gathering at
mcmbors at, the‘Chrlctmas Party hold
in the club rotor; of the South Nor-
wclR Club on Saturday evening. _
There woe 3 Christina: tree and
proconts were eaented to cool:
member of the c ub. William Ferris
and Dominick Eula. both acted a:
Santa Clams and cut out. tho preo-
ente, dome of which were very timely
land appropriate. ‘
Following the giving out o: the
pronoun. e luncheon yin urved.
Republican Wom J’s
. Scrapbook at Li rary
Tho Norwelk Republican Wo-
men's condition announced um
m: cuwlnuv-m no
.«H-csslns and rang lilo ‘mli.
finance“! that the train was going Int—i
.'\\-:.ll 1?: and EU mllér‘ an llCHH'. The,
(l‘r.
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.w rIn III 'll‘. l"}’ cvluiillull.
l automobile.
warning «that the claw-9,“): book
.4” .
. TODAY
:In WashingtOll
Senate and Houco conVenc at
noon. after Christmas wock rc-
ecu.
Joint. congressional committee
resumes hearings on administra.
tion pootul rate increase bill.
Members of American Politi-
cal Science Association Hauler
tor twentieth annual convention.
American Association for tho
Amancement of Science opens
gerontyonlmh annual convention
with record attendance indicated.
Malityr Held
(Continued from Page One.)
bored. Mltaly turned. the car to Ihu
loft tryin'r .to Avoid striking the train
and the rear end hit. the train 11m.
R. . . .\lorohousc. of Now York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company, told of investigating the
accident.
was in .1 wry icy condition.
C'hmrliw Salter. luv: fireman. at 215.
Vernon. ,
South l'ourill arr-mm. 31:.
said that 2m was on the ilrcman's
.«cat n; that limo of 11w ancidmt .1114
that ho New the “11121111 for tho
and :lIr; h“3dhgll‘ on
“Ch: in good rond‘uwn,
Link-.1:
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mauled.
Walter
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C. Eroun. (t Springdnlc,
liawn and Hartford Railroad Com‘
pally. lestliicd that he was on flu.
stand of tho zu‘v‘14‘u’ about an h-mr
i: lmmn us nmi that llIc Slim!
1!") DONE! ll
that the danger light “at up am;
that thc' eign alallnu tin: we watch-
man was of: dun: also up.
George Fury. of Dunbar}; the
engiuccr on the train. {Coilfiul that
in haul been oprratinc trains for
over 20 you: dad that he had lure-r;
on the mills train alone on Ida}.
i-Ie tested iliu brake: beforc ht; lczt
L‘snbury and they were in good
working order. Mr. Perry mated
that they blew the whistle and rang
the boil {or the crossing. lilo raging
v.15 about :1. icnglh from the cross-
ing when he noticed the approching
bu: it Wu too lotc to
stop the train. 110 put on the
brakas when the automobile xtruck
tho ll‘ain. 11c noticed l Illilnll'
P-lVUnL' hue var to the iti't lo iuchi
blrlkirg tho imiu and Uni”. the roar
of the oulo swerved around. striking
the first car back of the engine. He
stopped the tram Within a. ‘ cry abort
distance. he uleiod.
When Coroner Phclan culled M‘-
ialy to the sand Attorney John
l‘Wycr s'nivd "ll!" his cliont lzad lull
come from tho .\'orn‘nik hospital
that afternoon and that ho was not
in a. condition to testify. He ”wash:
that than» Worn oihcrc who might be
Shle to l“:~'l2y lute: and that. he
would than in! Mimly take tin.- “’3'.-
nese stand.
Coroner Phcian inquired co to the
condition of tho otliar occupants of
the automobile. and then continued
the hearing until Tuceday alternoon.
3i, \\'l.l"h time he thought that oth-
ers “bu “'cl‘c in the car might. be
heard.
Coroner iclan will no doubt
make rccommondulone us he hoe in
other cues, to tho .Publio Utilitioe
(,Iommieoiou. that the grade at the
crooning. be cut down. The matter
will also be taken up with the New
York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company ond tho Street
Dcpartment. omciais o: the rail-
road company who “ere preecnt at
the inquest were or opinion that it
was tho duty of the Sircot OLIP'Lrt‘
Int-m to out down the grad? and not
111‘.- railroad company.
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Physical Culture Girls
Coming to the Palace
David Ester-con announced thin
morning that he signed tor a, three
dcyl' engagement at the Palace
theatre, beginning with this ‘uttor-
moon's performance. Berncrr Mac—
Iadden's Eight Physical Culturu
Girls. Mr. Mcczaddon's 18-yapold
daughter. flelcn. who a said to be tho
world. is lectured in ihe cot. Thu
act. will also be put on at the mid-
night chow on “'cdneedny.
Because of the length 0! the pro-
gram there will only be one show
tonight. and tomorrow nlxht at 7:80
o'clock.
first. show will begin at 7 o'clock.
The door: will be open at 11 o’clock
tor the mid night pertormauce which
will start promptly at 13 o'clock.
o‘clock.
Defer Roger's’ Death
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 29. -— There
will be no baring tomorrow In the
v probe of the dull: at Charles C. G.
Boson. nephew 0: Mrs. Ogden Mill:
Reid at New York. who met death in
on automobile on the North Haven
turnpilu. the amt, o: November 1.
Town Prosecutor Word church. aid
teddy. The hearing my be bold
Wednesday but he no incliocd to
believo it would not be renamed un-
til otter the now year.
Mr. Church wu some to lxave o
conference with Superintendent
Robert M. Butler or flag stoic polio.
buxom tho [rand 1m" out min.
Man Dead in Fire
In Doughnut Bakery
PROVIDENCE. R. 1.. Bed. 29.—
Alexnuder ntunc..ao, m {and day:
when ruins of c donut-I!- ‘ bakery
, Sentinelwmmw
2:5 . l": 9
He stated that {he strut?
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lic (3-9
the .\'rw York, .\‘url
moat perfectly (armed woman in the
On Wodncedcy evening tho
There will be a. daily matinee at 2:15
Hearing Till N ew Your
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FIND "BODY OF
YICIINOY NEW
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of the Bronx. who had been missing
the ruins of one '02 the three apart- i
want houses destroyed by the flames. "
.Mrs. “fay ,was Visiting Mn. .‘Wiillam;
laurgor. who lived on 1m. top floor!
jot the apartment. Beirg- untamillar'
=with “1L house. Mrs. Way is believed
to have been burned to death attu-
hcvlng been overcome by smoke
.while trying to find an ".\‘33.
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‘ Ont.- oi' thr lira; mosk'd
walk Junior liuairxsrah Sony}. m-
Esomll Nor-walk. Thorn, will his mu-
cic from S l“. M. to 1‘ In the Thorn“
in: and rrl?“ are to b:
lfm‘ '1: ohm! «wwtnnms.
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ironic 21 Low. .‘w‘l‘fl". lcxvlorl‘ow
vz‘ruoou 2: U allot-k. l-lsx. AL-
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lecm‘ucra of 1!er .\cruril‘w‘. long?
gl‘lllis of ‘\ infill 31C. Shm‘l‘wnod Wm.
member, will viaduct. Lilo
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Nor)” liliL'uhclh
. (ii-id IE-Aul'liay ohm-220ml ”A;
home 0: Blur duuqluw, .‘IX'E. Scoop:
Mari-imam, 10 Ch::.txzut Hill are-Luv
The body “as lulu-u ytoterday 9.,
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hum-.2 cl htl' bxoilgrr in .33
avenue. and at 9 o'clock :rom
and
m. i‘ll'Z-Tl‘fi'.
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31:33:;
burial was
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Mrs. l‘rflnccs .1. “ran lu'n
. ..l
A Bracken were held a?
this morning tron.- the lam hour: lrv
I1 Mal-1c slicer. um at 8 o'clock (rm.
‘ Liar)": church. Tu: acrk‘iC“
wun‘ attended by many relativn 2'2‘1'
lcv. Thomas: J. Finn old
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.\t 10 o'clock this morning cl St.
Marv's church. ti.) funeral services
for Christopher .‘lclkrlnvit of Woll-
pit ovenun. were hold. Rt". Thomas
J Finn ofllcmtod. Eurial was in the
Calvary cemetery in .\‘tw Evil: city.
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James E. Magnet
The funeral oi James S. .\iogner
was largvly attended from hi.- ialo
home. 62 Falriield avenue. Saturday
morning at 3:2éu o‘clock and at 10
o'clock from St. Joseph's church. A
solemn requiem high mass W313 sung
by RQV. Edward Frennan of \V‘dtcr-
r‘airiltld. deacon. Rex: Peter
Loan of Milford. null-deacon. and
luv. Walter .\lcCrnm of New Eri-
tain, master or ceremoniep.
The following priests were preo-
cnt in the sanctuary. Ber. Dom-Ila
Hurley, Rm. Joseph Delay. and Rev.
Joseph Drgnan or South .‘Surwalk.
cliael Brannlgcu of the Holy Ghost
Faint”, l‘erndalt. l‘mv. Robert Eo-
lsers 0: Bridgeport, lien Thou. Mul~
cahey o: Waterbury. Rev. Wm. Kei-
lcy of Milford.
The pnil~brarer3 were Thomas
Skidd. Patrick Skidd. John Skldd.
Harold Skidd. Thou. Skidd. Jr.. and
John Masher. all nephews at the
deceased. Al. the alternator)? Miss
Mary Spencer can; the solos. "Ave
Maria" and “Beautiful Loud on
High." A5 tho cortcgo was leaving
the church. the choirosnng "Nearer
My 00d to Theo." Rm. \\ alter Mo.
Crnfn officiated at tho cannery. as-
sisted by Rev. Edward. Brennan.
Rev. 'l‘hos. Mulcuhey. Run Robert
BOhcrs. Rev. Thou. Blake. Rev.
James Grady. Rev. Joseph Deanna.
Rev. Michael Brannigon and Rev.
Geo. Collins. Interment .was in St.
Mary‘s cemetery. '
Mrs. ,MIrtl-l'gt Guiana.
The, tunnel at Ma. Margaret
Guiana wu field Saturday morning
at 8:80 o'clock from the home of her
niece, Mu. Albert Hamilton. Ohio
avenue, and at. 9 o’clock from St.
Mary church. 4 solemn requiem
mace wu sun; by Rev. Juno! Grad!
odlobruu. 30V. '1‘. J. Finn. demon.
and Row. John Shoe. nub-amen. At
the olfactory. the choir can: “9
Pic Jean," an'd as the cortcge was
leavmg the church. ,"Lohd Kindly
Light." The poll-hector: were
Chanel McCarthy. Bert Moiler.
Juan Luna and Fred Smith. laur-
ment was in St. Mary": cemetery.
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Mrs. Weinckm ,
The tunnel! 0! Mrs. Estelle Jack-
,IOu who died in tho Hartford hoopl-
ul‘snurday. will bl held tron: tho
tuner-cl parlor ot n- W. Wood.
Woo: “wellington street. low or
8 o'clock. ' Rom-“Henry Lam-.1- will
omcloto.‘ The body will bo' ukonv
south for burial.
Mrs. Florence. Lem.
Mrs. Florence Lent. 32. wife 01 Al-
tred Lent died yesterday morning
in tho Shelton cannon-luau, Boulder.
her 21“;de the to survivor! by her.
. ‘ltryaoqfilck’ey cod
yer ‘
Stolen Car Found
! Peck. 29 Cooke street, who'reporled
g to the—\Vaterbury police on Dnccm-
lber 11 that his car hnd been smlcn
to regain possession or tile car. which
lhas, boon rr‘cmu-cd by
t This morning Captain
1'.. Dec. ; 1'
9 , _ \E‘gln. clue: in: ector o: the De-
29.-—Th.,. body of Mrs. Caroline “ 35' ! tectwe Eur-coo. “-53 notified by lel~
since the iii-c hero Christmas night" , , ‘
T” ' . cred i; ' ill" ollce n! .\orwfl'g Ohio,
“am recovered by firemen today 111:0“ l,lic).'4?l‘l3'o{; Of (Uh/C C113.“ ‘
. . hulls of ‘ ma .
Sm! them put. hrr hands O‘Gl‘ her'tln season mil or. luld by the :cor— 9199“,.)
i‘SI‘E, that was all that she remain“
9 _ ,'.0 mr- Fur-rior I'om‘t under bond:-
morrow at the Udil Follow-”in;
hailvlcf 53.990 in (‘ny Court this morn-
‘lzxg 1'." Jucrzc .\‘rnnr 1‘. Ho: 22.. bin—
5': :l:"?~1.‘ .‘er dIf‘L-rv n2 vim”. mic" on I‘ht'lél‘
{Sends Xmas(he;l;
Ink?!
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homo ic-g
. . loaf-d choc-l:
'2.." for the
‘ Flim‘rdl I’lliv'ihl"
Ircdorllk ll. Unx.ung. Burial “up 9 . .
Stone Church :uxrl cemetery. Era-2
lclzton.
.‘ll". Anna ”valor
I-uneral conic-2:. [Cr Mn. Anna.
Hearty oi \Vrstpcrl. Wen: 1:491
:57". . Chaperones at
Huld- II'
Mary‘s Church. llv‘v. Thomas J. Finn?
in M l
. -‘halm;‘oxlc:
.9Chcrlcs Rotors. Mrs. Daniel Toomey.
Hits: Patton Beard. Mrs. John Dav.
'niwch. Mrs. Arthur Hoyt. Hrs. Mau-
bury.‘crlclrrzmt, Rev. Thos. Blake 0‘.
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40cc! omocre o: tho Grad: ,o
In Nat-walk, Ohio
VVATERBL‘ R 1‘, Dec. 2 9.-1KD(1TI:V'5
from in front of his home. will be
compelled to travel a long distance
the police.
William P.
ter that Pooh's ra'I' had been realm—E
EX-EMPLOYE lS
HELD [ORARSON
2‘9.~—-\'{illia.ill
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Momma, .31. “hogan? ills: acldz'ossr.
prlirc no the Slug Hotel.
with arson. war bound over
0
Is alleged to have set 11rd
'3" I'm
t‘zwt‘te limo! Enlurr‘
Company's
and
.r the Clint. Gian
ilo: . arresled Saturday
‘fin 3'} 'l’ral'l'“. “”1190!" lirwl
at“; ‘ ll- “lid Null] 0' H'rvcdl
:lw- prevails“: r- or tile Glyn!
'I‘t‘uzparn'r
2'7" his-.5
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is. iii: 1‘" .\icCu;:l~
p.27 m" [I )‘lh‘? sluts
, rlIr~~I;ur,M~d o". 25:.-
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To Putnam Hose Cod"
Sa'nm“. ,.‘..; ~.n!"1‘ of shun: Mam
HLU‘l rm; L0 J. T. Null}. ".-.‘l""l.!'}'
I" ll”? Putnam glam. r~-”vvv‘.‘.\(Lh-’
Hum}. 11-; up. My :3... L‘-I,‘V\. :9
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"Di-qr Sir.~« rinse acct-3P! in: en-‘
' I rm. cu;- Chrlsfimaa
lugs. to um. no they so?
Wu om: “'i, ling‘w, no.9: ymar to in;
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H.:pl'-‘\' .\‘a. v. a“. we "man. I
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Better Films Play
a-‘t-‘d
children‘s pvt-l
mornmgl
undrr lhc :IiIs-‘
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Cal'manrc gim-n Smut-do}?
'99.. limilv ll:Y :all‘f.
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1 _;Q o'clock . Mrs.
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Mrs.
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.Icorp. Xllglmul. lira. RTJUH‘ Munro
and Mrs. Charge V. Buchanan.
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;u!¥lu rs “cm Muriel Caldwell. \‘w'nu .
“oils. .‘llif‘jl‘rhj l'iwtzoud. Luau ‘le-s
go .Ixnl \‘Ii-glnx.. r-llthiz. :
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A! TACHMEST 1‘01: sum ‘
.\nolta‘chmcm {or $159 agaillu2'l
the property 0! Frank J. Bram} ill
fan-or of C. R. Townsend of Bridge-
rlori, was filed this morning. it :lic
office or Ton'n Clerk Jler'bn‘. 1:.
Smith.
it is allogod 2n t'..*:~. 'vri? t Mr.
Brawl failed to meet a note amount-
mar in $88.73. when it tell due. Dum-
mies or 8150 are asked.
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INTOXICATED. PINE!) $3
Denzi Lovngi. oi” Lexinglon are»
cup. out lined $5 and cons and (i.-
rn a. suspended jail sentcnm ct 1%
days in tlzo downtown Cily Court
this morning, by Judge Nehemiah
Candco on tho charges of into>ica~
lion and l-rc-Iurh of th-‘ poure. I} magi
“as “I‘l‘I‘Ellj'l lost nigln 13V I'll;‘\}l~
men Frazier and McGrath. when ho
created a disturbance in his home
NR5. F. 'RIIROY
' npondont i’cr
‘MONDAY, DECEMBER 29 19
Sweaters
FELL 0R LEAWD'
T0 HER DEATH
Jusl the l‘lf‘fil? sort 1'0
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SA}: YRAL'CISCC', I‘cr. 2?.—~T\II~_.
Fanny G. Purely, 34. raid to be 11-.»- " \ ‘ ..
daughter of l'. 5, (Raw. wan Diego hi 3 f
Cal. capitalist. and :4 d .le-rrlz- I
ter of Gene.“ Lia..- S, Cil‘lll‘.l 5;; we} ll‘ ‘5‘.— o)“
former Présldnnt 0'. the lfni'mi ... ‘ 1..
States. either {all or leaped to 112:3
doath. sectorday 2mm the ninth- .. ‘ >
floor of the St. i'Iitr.cl:-. Hospital“ #111.“ ‘g
horn u'lx- I"? rho ‘.\H‘.: a patx.;1.t. 1“" xi.
go: ins'aixi'immut, lmspngil (la/Cir". ~ 543.3“ in H.334; :
Mrs. Furciv limi “"3.“ l" mu] 97.5.
con:“ 3;". and ill:-
days ago u...» l"'l'l'lL‘-\*"' to tip. 11:251.:—
tal. Although ciao-fly guarded. i101.» ‘
pilul Mum-liars :~:Il.1’ Mrs.
clunlvd lzer nurse. and run.
mi: .
l? 1‘13, fl ovens
in, In
a corridor, jumps-d or II.” D .
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l‘urdy .("\ 119d l..i'.;r~ cs‘o‘. ' _
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couple had l'veon crowd is" a
lime. (mo l‘hlld. Han? Fir-l '
ll. in l:- Sam THFL'O Gaj'w‘ l
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Corps, 1. 5. Arm." n flfi‘n .tig'.\wkv.ij l“ is
.Is reported to law a ‘«.'O“;2"I‘ "'9‘ v' “ l l ‘ Hz! :11;
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n“ tlw Ino llnfl'lfl'sl :‘ll'l‘. 301;“ ‘1 v our: “'fll
1'15? ill illr' ‘Iallr‘lt'flk- 2-!” .;n1 y-H‘b . ' « .. i
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Central Fairneld‘ ,
At Axle-1mg ‘vlu‘ TLIS ,. .7. : 9; \ .9 I“ 9. .7 t.‘
'im directorr (If ”If (-IL. 1. ~99 , .
iicid "‘rurl comrany for ,- ; ..
month: period ending Llccc‘ll‘ 9.. ; .. l"
declared a. regular (ll‘illicli'l A‘: .. in: ,
cent. and an ewra Vivid-m2 1' ‘ . 1'?
per Cit-Ill. _ E
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Fire Destroys ()lllCt‘.
‘ ‘V 9
Of Dr. (I. T. Harding . -
WORTHYNCTON, 0' ,5...- ;:v M 7 . 9
Fire: déHroyed 71¢ of T" "Hr," . ‘z ' I I {'V ' U T ..
George: T. , . 439.9 . ”I
i'I‘ 'l me. .p 1. ‘ : in _
iIez-O earl: todax 1»? ~ who
of Sim-Cue. . v: .- l0?
buiieved to have caused ille. r. ’~ -. .33
. -, ~ )3, g: .
DO\\'.\'1‘Y-\\ ITINU‘TKT '~l_\'l‘(‘lll'lll — "to V
CC‘LUMLH'S, Ohio. llivf. : ”-19: l’ '3’.“
DO“!I" 7'. (Tolmvhuc haw .9. . '11! .. . ..
hf‘cn matchcd for :L can ~m.nd I... :2, ..
“1le Charlm \‘l‘cirer'. wirnt won» I“ grad
queror ci’ Luis Firno. or JFII'mrv 5. at : xrl'lce
at Buflalo .it was announutl ‘mi «I .7. d
licv. Thomas J. Finn, Rev. James 9
‘Grady o! Not-walk. luv. Richard ‘ and lhrrutcned to cssault 2115 “iii.
Carroll 0: \Veolport. Rev. James; M _ . T
Riley. Rev. Geo. Colilne. Rev. 311- IU“LR TRLST PROBE
WASHixGTox, Dec.
reeled lo investigate fin allcyird
"pen or trust" under a. resolution in~
troduced in the Senate today by
Chairman Norris of the Agriculture
Committee.
STEEDER F1512!) 3259.
Arthur Corayer o!- Stumford was
{mm $25 and costs in the down-
town city court this morning. on the
charge or reckless driving. He was
arrested sonwtlme ago by Motor-
cycle Policeman Martin Lengyel. in
West avenue. when driving at a high
rate of opted. He was represented
Yin court this morning by Attorney
Justus Fcnncli of Stumtord.
OBERAMMERGAU LECI'L'BE
An instructive and interesting lec-
ture upon the topic “Obcrammergau
and Its People—mi Message or
Peace" was preheated to a. big audi-
once last night at the Sorwcil; m. E.
church by Rev. Chulou E. 311310. I).
D. The lecture was illustrated With
handsome slides depicting the town
at Obcrnmmerxnu. the home o! 1116‘
Pauiod‘pluy. and its people. At ll
o’clock on Wedneldcy night at tho
Watchman: cen‘ico. Rey. Box-to wiII
give a second lecture upon the
"Obemmmorgcu Passion Play."
98TH BIRTHDAY
BETHEL. Comm. -Doc. 29.—-—ldro.
Adeline Clapp. Who in hollowed to be
the olden member; of the Order of
the Bottom Stu-in tho country. is
oboorvinx her nluctyveighth blrthdcy
at her home here‘ today. She is in
excellent health. ' - - v ..
MEE’I'TO gamut... .
DURHAM. N. 0.. Dec. 89,-i-Truu-
no; at Trinity College zethcredrhere
mm to decide wneuur the cellos.
shall change ll.- ncmo {O'Dulto UM-
versity and there-by particlpit'e in
tho “0.060.000 fund “numbed ‘by
Jemu'R. 'Duko. tho mbocoo magnate.
{or educational and chcritablo but
[2030:- Q 7 '
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oral YV’SI'.l" ccmmlsdon vould he dl~_
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how about rimt
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The kiddleo will meet you at the :5le
Oh. joy -— it’s WRIGLEY’S! Ye... 9'99 and
5311351. for this long-lasting, incrpcnrivo
ewpet helps teeth, cppetiic and digeé’T-OD-
Children love it and all the time they'fl
getting the good it does them.
Doctors 1nd dentists say that _chew3n8
gum flew the teeth and aids. tooth
nutrition. Also, that it helps digestion
Nothing 'clae ct 5 cents means no much
in bcucfit end pleasure.
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So we saw
our, 1N GOLD.
EN. Dec. 299-8qu cud
: Born-
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