11455378“ «
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; q:
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,‘$'i‘.\ BLISHED 1870-
x.
ie Killed"
l l‘othel’
.____.—.—
.1111. Case, 16, Re-cn-
a. is Shooting Before
Coroner i n Darlene
( c ilrt
~“\ 01‘ LOADED”
d S“ ears He Had
T :5 l. e n Cartridges
(mi -4 Did Dead Boy
1w 'lhem in? .
1123 West game." and a
.1111. 't loaded " caused
t-l 12 year old Rodney
_ was brought out this
» ma inquest before Cor—
‘, I’Zn Inn in Darlen. Rod.
John. who did the
V, m1 the scene.
1. 1 r hands " the de-
» a said, pointing a toy
: = .17 lohn.
.v » hands up." John told
‘ this. morning. “and
, 'lllgher. higher.’ and
Wile higher. 'We had
. ~21»: game betorc. and
:t hi didn't watch me
who. draw my gun and
'11:; before he could
"'Sger or hls'gun. I
1 Al. and fired." .
:31» wasn’t loaded. John
H»:- staied that he had
w» morning when till-
his attention to some
'5 lawn. but they had
and he remelnbcred e;-
14
on Page 'El‘ht.)
A lilER’S SON
ii’filJNDEl) BY
iiilillWAYMEN
other President 0 f;
16.1.:
“‘3'
till is tshl. rgh-- Gun-w
man Vi allied $25, 000
.5 5-5:, LE. ii i) FOR HELP
meshed By Thugs As
Che)" Were Leaving
Home in Fashionable
864’; ion
15,1. Jan. 6.~—-Hold-up
1 upon and wounded
_ , Sun of Lawrence A
is 3:; ol the r‘irst Na-
»n he {an to call to:
sand for $254100 1186
t in his father, as he
1 :5 home in fashionable
-.—l
it into [louse
left his home to go
en three men draw
. he house in an auto-
;orced Sands into the
1') his chauti'eur.
l Ml ”8’5
: ._ .
5. outside, and lined
5:. servants up against
.. a. (.1 _,,
Sands, who is 85
1: :ned his chance and
i~up men turned their
break for -he door.
11»; fired. one bullet
, in the left side. His
:m. considered serious
F EH, \chout Valuables
. " ' the shots, the three
_. il- automobile Without
“. 12633 or valuables.
demands for money
: the elder Mr .Sands
1m 'C- the bank for the
-. :loyes and other officer:
thinking the request
- r: s." sent police to the
> net-e too late to W
: tire men‘ who were sail!
.; in the direction at
l
s
l
x
E
~‘-—- 1'55
"“932 CLEARING sons}:
‘1‘ \TEMENT -
'1 . Jan. 6.-——Thc New
House statement is-
as follows:
1X
""5:
~- .......
124. 000. (I00
’30.000,000
...........
' :1 éToN. Jan. 6.-»Lnited
x:r‘y net balance at close
cinuary 2nd. was 5326.2
“:19 winter month! (if you
"”71ng your car) needs
5 and attention. Excel-
5‘53
age (oi any make 0! but-
demands.
:5 H. Hysz Battery Storage
" ”‘3‘ Ave. Phone 938.-—Adv.
-—ill sin
. my G AND I’LUMBIVG
ome or building and- you.
.ing worth while. it add!
7b: mine of the samc V.
to sell same later on
bier: ’
‘eils ' Hows? '—
‘ - 1..thng
' .toln Randelph Ridgley. common.-
55a’ny'; v~ :‘ .
N ational Bank-$3,931,.“
$1 307.000.1100 .corponu
here lor dry or we: w
:our baltcry lhe care It:- '
Reasonable ~
. cling and correct plumb- '
lour heating or plumblns '5
Nelson ill. White’s crank
ATLANTIC; chmmua. no.5
Emma-collage toned nesting in
the ocean off Ben Grit Indicating-
thewosiblo ‘loib or one of the lion"
ruor Indra van-bl: of Ruin Row .
during the terrific northmt gale
or last. week has been reported' by
patrol uoats to Cep-
der of the “dry navy" has: hare
. Officers Contain Ridgley said.
made on cttoulpt to learn it there
was b. ship's mm. on the wrecki.
‘age which would to its iden-
tification. bntjwore5‘5 5 ble to find
ADMITMBBRG
(INN.
Frank German a n d
Alex Toner Held By
.Police Who Get $1,-
000 of Loot
LONG SEARCH
State and
Get Men and Booty
Taken From N. Y.
Lawyer
on charge: of burglary but. and lo
cal police loony belld’vo they have
or Hermon Aaron. New York law.
yer. of But Rock; nv'onne. Booty
vslsd at :1. 000. some 5; which woo
buried in the caller. was recovered
by the authorities. Both German
and Toner up held in bond- of 8:. ~
600. Neither had furnished I» bond
u'p-to noontlrno and are locked up
in cells In the uptown police station.
They will be given n‘hcu'ing in the
uptown: city court at 9 o‘clock to-
morrow morning. .
The arrest of ‘tho
lowed a long in
and local police.
men fol-
on by slate
Tile Mariam
new
Rid-3.31 .
113i». 5 . -
her” when 5cm ”W?
covered by in: fimgof.‘
Vij'ollcccot.
Those who wore actively engaged
in the rounding up or com and
Toner were Sergeant B. 8. Silk.
Patrolman Thom” hornet, State
seamen!“ Frank Virelli and State
Sergeant Walter Lynn-lat; and State
Policeman Bernard Scully. J.‘ Silk
and Finnegnn. " '
Receiving a. “tip" tbct Gormin'
haii been imolyed in the 'Anro'n rob~
m up.
.- bery, Sergeant Silk. Patrolman Dor—
(Contiilued on Page Eight.)
BOOST 0F STONE
Attorney G en eral,
Named By President
For Supreme Court
Well Knewn Here
Attorney General Harlan Fiske
Stone. who. was nominated yesterday
by President Coolidge tor the 'poui
o! gssodcte Justice the Supreme
Court to succeéd ,
been a Mount: visitor. »
rotary o! the Lock Manufactur-
lug Company. 81: cal: flexeculor
of the estate of Now Tenor. Jr.
brought him into clog. nob with a
number at loco! residents. Nelson
Taylor. Jr. won the '0! the late
General Neleon Tbylor, be was .9-
social. with Richard 3. Golden
Vin tho cylor boo Golden company.
Mr. Emmi-nine amortize
Baker and Tnylot pony at New
York. on. o! the lit-god! publish!»
house: bad back ballot: in the, coun-
try. This company lbrn.C0nneotiout.
on and holds its annual
meeuogl;
lion C512
5
do 1g;
‘3‘ Preperly. -‘55
EAS’l'RuKSAVF.
Po e55
With the urea of Front: Gormnn 5
and Alex Toner. of Toll-cine bvonue. ‘
cleared up the looting 9; the home.
The.
“131‘
1 than“ the Taylor y
50m nuances; Laodftg
Legislative Lession
Senator Frank B. Gregory. Repreo
senmtives Freeman Light. and Hal.
vey Kent left for Hartford today.
tor the opening session or the state
Legislature in that. city colnorrOw
mm piano on.
owning when; we .
u... wfllflmlvctodstor . ' new»
audio. 0% of the hour: chosen.
. it; ic- expected that Representative
Light Mull be appointed on the Judi-
olury Commit 06.
Que or the bills that will be pre-
sented by the local delegation will
link that the road leading from Main
street. through New. Cannon avenue.
to New Canaan and thence to the
New York state line. be made into a
state road. 'lhis bill was crawl: up
by a. committee 0! Norwalk and New
Canaan resident. and will be pre~
sented by Sena: or Gregory. This is
A AM.
u. “at:
Senator Frank Gregory, Representatives Free-
man Light and harvey Kant Leave for
\ ,
the only bill that has been completed
and taken to Word by the local
delegatio’ll.
Other fills are being prepared and
., rely:
may be an up at
the Norwdik Bar Association.
Mayor Thomas Robins mien this
morning that. be bod mum bills In
mind which he hoped to have pre-
sented at this session of the legible.
ture. among them being covet-u A
changes to the 'City Charter. upon
which a. Committee in now worki'ng.
. The local Representative will also
go before the Maine. Committee in
un’elfort to secure 'State Aid toward
tho’pavlng or East avenue. ’
Field
Bunion current in Nor-walk tor
some months that. .-n department
store was soon to open in the 8ec~
and; District were verified today by
tho new-Iron». Bridgeport that John‘
M.;. Monsie— has resigned as fmonager
that city.
Mr. Manolo over the telephone to-
day gave the following statement to
The Evening Sennhei:
"D We resigned my post with the
'1 Smith—Murray campany..becauso I
believe in the silent possibilities and
growing“ Norwnilt. l have leased
the Gottlieb Building on South Moist. ;
ctrédl bind in about 50 any: will open 3
the alanine Dry Goods store there.
"‘1‘. will :17 to give the 1100le of
they want. my store will 0:;
:36 the five floor: 0! that Go
buildi'ngo , T115: on roltron
mm- will be nioderniced. The flock
tobecnrtiedwfilbeotthouostup-
to-tho-inln c’type." ' ~
join? Experience.
Mr. Ewe; has 015th the dry
:30
“:naw'noa Dry Mancunian when
.4110
yuflmmmmod. general
tnyénblb‘bt that tune;
£101! it.- or cloc- 'lt‘
of the Swim-Murray company or '
Nomam..the type of (lemma: «5*
ln‘-‘
business In Bridgeport for 37 =.~ ;,
He was tormerly. Willi the g l '
airman or (.th concern. we:
over are Smith Muir-am, busfnob: top v»
‘ Manger. jl'h‘s condition or the store 5 j
New Department Steve
To Open in 2nd District
John M. Munsw'Resngns As Manager of Sfilitlt-
Murray in Bridgeport to; Enter N orwalk
mined to launch into business to:
himself. 0! all the cities in the tow
ritory surrounding Bridgopmt he se-
lected‘ Norwclk as that most savor-
able torn: wide-awoke and enter-
prising dcpnrtmont store. .
It. is understood that Mr. Munsio' s
lease on the Gottlleb building 13 tax
=tive.ycarc. t’rbe building I: 85 “on
deep and 80 feet wide. The, outlet
front will be‘ changed find the inter
lor sud basement, completely mod:
{Continued on Pig. Eight.)
will be presented in the ow mun-g. »
‘ . {swim 2g 2
Prom um 11. Jucobc
employee ..,........... 45.0:
urbane-.31. _ .u. ‘:.00
mannmmvd........ 5.00
:mnucenw’obb ‘s.oo
cam .
F
libel-t Gcbebe ........... .00,
.00'
I.Sh:‘°pbul........-.......v. 3.005
Midsummer-0.... . 1.00
MmlnulscRut..........V 1.00
Immacum ....... 1.00
; PREVIOUS
CONTRIBUTION S
From them oil-
“ch15: of 020ml 0 a; $800.00
. ... [80.00
5t e V
mambo..." 01.00
MemphyuotLlL
..,......_............ 00.00,
on
momma».
00.......... 88.00
Whoa—blower!“-
flmam‘lndl’cn- ,
................ “.00
the
5....t... w
alt-Bed .
»m
23.00
." '!'n“ ’-
Rid-00.6.
.. ,,' ’ ‘.:u5--a. 5
m ..........
PM”: act-boo
W Ana's-babblgbolbc
833w 8“. ............
W
Thom ...... I500
Dt.mm........ 10.00
New .,..;............ ".00
Fromm no. .. lmoo
Mancini-RM!” .... X030
mm“ mughaccfiooloboqoi :0”
M a. a" . ,‘blovooov In”
Bet-thaw .... 10.00
Arthur'rcrrlb .....-....... 10.00
GeorgeLLDIéfeql-oh ...... 10..”
William E. Emu-berg ...... 10.00
Joseph mm “5......" 10.00
HolebfiBnilcy. .-....,..... 10.00
Mr! Ind. Mrs. Win.
Tum of Boo-(yum ..-. 0.00
Mr. and In. w. R. Col-to
wright .............¢.... 500
Jon ”who! .....-......... 0.00
Rdonel’ofl' ..'....!........ 50.0
Roy Wei-Inc .............. 0.00
Mmflullntazmnblcr ...... 0.00
Gilllnd‘ aWJ'CHOCODI. “om
Edganosbel .............. 8.00
Alex West] ........'......... 5.00
Abbie M.Oobnrn .......... 0.00
M. 'l‘. ..........'..........' 5.00
Michael ml; ............ 0.00
8.1. Wblkinb‘............. 5.00
bimoda- l. Horton ...... 0.00
Henry “bl-Into ............ 0.00
Milton Elwood ............ 8.
Peggy lllllgbn...n'....... 2.
Nancy Wu ...V....... 8.00
fimoellrchnd ............ 3.00
J. A. Bernard ............. 1.00
Ole "mm rue-0000.01. 1.”
Mary F: animuuuu. 1.00
1.00
1.00
Mrs. ~.J Lam boo-00:6bo5 I‘M
5A Friend ...............‘. 140“
A m woo-obhoboco-o‘ob‘ J
E- A: Buad-o-ocooooo'cboo'o‘u ‘-m
vlm‘rmrbI-lnolltbonlb Sam
U.&:Nbvymm {:00
Am .V....-............. 1.60
:ng .0. 0m
mm .0. mam
w cocoon-obooo-oo‘ “m
_ W
Ans knee the
Fortune seems as though Ibo ‘
not and: on novepnmc Lougobrm
one 01 the victim: ot the cannon;
u.gnt grade “easing at Commune
saeet.
Despite her gallant tight. comes
» the new: th-b morning mat iurtuer
umpulflum win no acct-wry. 'l
with one'ieg cmpuwmu Just above
. mull surgeon
nave ”Gun budlng‘to save her ethos
.t’oot. bully crushed where the wheel
DA A 1. mg.“ car W 00.“ u.
Annotated u the instep. it was
hoped that the rest oi the loot ovum
no “\Gl‘. but this is new round in.
”OB-bl“
Just who! tut-thet- amputation will
be at y. wul .bc deacon alter a
conference WALD uic bruticuu um»
lucked, who will; cause now best an
.u'uucml member can be tilted to the
an. tap. it may be neon-3r! to tum
on to: 1901 by the castle. I
henna-Ia We.» to flu.
”the only good luck mat umphlnt
seem; to tune )0 that the Wupcerm
mum“): have no QHICW initially:
our old. 'lbu no»: 01 not my
all pubmhud m5 sue hvculut'muuna
nab mongol renounce iron: on Quor-
um. »
tron: >Wgu9lnt|0nl and Individu-
als‘tlu is come Cvutl'm;00u mu Wat
give ooocpudlo A chance when one an
unau) unnamed (run the ”pun:
This morning bring; the cheering
newd um um wu-cn lot: out low.
life Rev. Allan:- J maul urougm
to 010008050101”: oucu n mutilation
"coed oy- 'aogepmne- pail“. .510
mulch in sums lumen they collect.-
0d union; inenuolves.
iii-wt nu: a mud mot With more
wide-uproar: response than tots one
to: Juscplnue. 'lnut. yt. will mount
companies sun wot sing on b. contri-
button in the Norma! l‘ll‘e company.
which wid make their return With“
a. low dayb. ‘
The announcement in yesterday's
Evening Sentinel regardingmtno bad-
uncommon ot‘ tbs wugobricco
Mind has brought mrdb oi com-
mendation from many contributors.
No Ova-laced
There will no no MW" and
no expenses. Ur. uenry K. W. Kel-
logs. the surgeon in charge 01 Jos-
5mm“ case at the hospital. will be
A public hearing on the matter
or the widening of West Washing-
ton and South Main streets. will be
held at the meeting or the Common
Council ,on next Tuesday evonlng ;t
which time oil property owners in
these street.- from whom land will
be taken in the widening. will have
an opportunity to be heard.
Plan: for the widening of the
street. bro being drawn up by City
Engineer ,Blmzr Bracken. The piano
causal [130ch on of (our tut,
hon each side of Bou'tb Mull: ctr-eel
and three test on ench :ldo‘ot West
Wuhlngto street.
Ii 1: no
03033 00 that it will be completed in
the Waging. Alter the public beer-
a. report by the Board ox
Mullen. bid: will be asked for
uni tn work it the weather
”Fault; VW.
,«;
m WRITER DIES.
WE. Lb... Jon. 0.---
jlunt Brisbane. magn-
flab writer. died at be:- home here
m often an Rinse: of covers!
monthbw She was the widow;t Dr.
lwhqmm;rsddent
Doctors Fight [bang Bottle ttfifiatp Part of
' Josephiit‘é’s Remaining Foot—Fund to
Date Deposited in Bank-a—On Norwalk’s
Generosity Depends Gill’s Future '
accountancy-tube!»
A 0‘ WW‘
5 at E*J&°b b.8050 wot-15 5
even higher in bop-rent. Among the
0F 2 STREETS ~
to run: this work ~.
mm A
conqmcu-mnm n.
t
asked to tbkb over the adm‘izltfc-
uon o! the tun-l. together w tw 0
or more Norwul women.
Mrs. John Cavanbugh and Min:
Joan E. Todd. head of the Norwuk
Chapter or the Rod Cross. hnve ex-
prcs.0d themselvol a Willing to not
an administrntom and m that th:
fluid In judiuoubly':xpend~d for the
gluten benefit. to Jobcphlne.
This latest new: of further Impu-
lntlon call: for more “boy. F6?-
tun: seems to have turned her book
on Josephine. Wou‘ 1 you contribute
your mite, bad so. I! the luck m‘t
Bulk Account Opened.
Surely-nob a plea cannot be un-
heard by any one oi blorwslk'l clu-
sens.
A bank account for Jolep‘hlne. in
the name or "The Longobrioco
Fund" has been opened oi the Con.
uni Foil-field Trust company. which,
the money collected by The Evening
Sentinel toasts ha been deposited.
FAKEWRS
ARE WGRlilNi;
IN Bill on
Two Men Milling; Ad-
' n5 ’ ;
Dante-Another Case
'l‘ho police received 0. compliant-
tbi: morning from blood monomer
inner nbout two young “own. who
were soliciting cavern-ins in loos
factor“; "and stereo. mung t] 0.!
or the prooodb. would go no the local
Flu Department.
Fire Chic: George Begum“. stated
that the. men bud no authority to
solicit the navel-using r the local
lire dcportment. and as no that they
be arrested it seen again. ‘
‘ Another local metohnnt com-
plained to the downtown police this
morning about two young men who
cam into his store and informed
t-lw that two or bi; smp'oy-eo on!
subscribed tor the “81an and
Six-1m" on ex-servlcc mou': paper.
and had outed that- he, the men
flaunt. would give a check for the
cubmrlption and ink: that money
out. of the employee:' salary. 5
The nominal gov: the men _n
chock cud was utter interred by his
eanployee: tint they had not cm.
scrim tor the paper. He stopped
payment on the check 11 the bunk.
No New Cases of Diph‘
theria Reported to
Dr Pei-due During
Last 24 Hours
Tint chi! who hbod been kept
out or when by parent: who were
(aorta! of the dlpltlbbrlb outback
were grndublly rotor-um to ochool
was the nobleman! made thlb morn-
ing by Superintendent George F.
Buchanan: ,.
Not ; binglo cube 0! diphtheria
who renal-lea in the put 24 hours!
boarding to Dr. Reboot Ill. Perdue.
health officer. .
33+—
--Purlton Pie: m We 1030 the
beat boo mode fresh daily. ‘l‘bey' n-
Just "no: Punt-b Pin Kitchen. Lib-
my Scuba. a. Emb- Phone
180. —Adv. 5 5 .
is
«
5—3153? mm
l parole.
'BRIDGEPORT
5 them since Aldenmnn WillaIIV
Jewelry valued d 0250 wag
from the window at 1th:
Jew‘dry m in South Milli '
sometime during Inst night.
(begin-bloomers!» lugs.
plus glo- window- was 010300
the burglnrb reaching through
hole and scooping up the
The police woro first informed
the bran]: by amt!" ‘
who“ attention wb‘b call-d t .
robbery by two young men who
on their way to work at 5:80“
1.331;“ morning
rolm‘nn John Rey-noun new
the proprietor. Joseph Chlrnppb ‘
dint checking up the Jewelry-
window. gave out the tollw
ot. btoloa goods: on: emerald ‘ 5
two sterling silver Rout-y we“ 5‘"
string a! gold bonds. one writs 1
two pair of ear-rings. five wallo-
btuddcd rings. three sterling
bracelet... one don-n white gold
and :1: gold knives. _
The time or the robbery 00
known to. the police. no report
snyonb hearing the sound 0‘1
glass having been made. 5
This is the second time, M1
.19 when so};
climbed over the In
trout door and. no!
01’ Jewelry. 'i‘he
prehended I:
“M“.
on were.
. én Full. N. to.
were br t back to thlbmlty
b0 «_. over to the Superior
' V; they were all I'M W
BRIDGEPOR’I. Jon. twin _
was adopted by the Common w.
cll tut 11.31:: with the uulhfl'fi, ‘ *
ot the bppulnlment oi : Zoom
misalon and a Board 0| WM
Both boards will come Into we
once lebruury 1, non. and on not.
appointed by Maya- Balsam with
the next week or I0, he told.
Acting under power: cooler-rod »
Section 278 of the Public 1%“
1928. the Council instructed, '
Behreus to appoint both hm
five members. each during tho
rent month: to hold olllco n
lows: One on each board no _J_ .
1. 1920: oneiio January 1. [plflrfi
to January 1. 1929; one to 4 -
i. 1930: cud «1:10 January 1. '
In December of 1926. the ruby“: '
uppo-ntone member to each.
mission lor‘a period of (M
commencing on the January 1.
succeeding.
All members of both 00m
will serve without commV '
Decision on the makeup of tho 1
bob not been made by one .
but the members or the IQDlM
mission will be Aldermen. he.
'ihe co lesion. ntlor «would .
will endeavor to «curb tho
of n Bridgeport readout to
lhe boning plan in conjunction
Hogan has reinsed to un auto
worlt.
W
ROWBE'EINEBT ”A
-BUB1‘UN. Jun. 0 .wQuintln
Po. Gull-on hob\ ywoiglu In.
matched to meet Cbu'lie Wain
blown-it N. J. in o. lo round
here VJcnucry 2?. tho 00mm
Athletic Club announced today.
‘ Other People’s
ByF.Y.OOR!
Norwalk Chronicler