. Claim
Found Loot
' armmonb. Jam !--f—
’31.; 23 Broad Street only
“noon the members of
detective human come to
pen in the local criminal
”Although the woman is
ed with theft she was tak-
ultody yesterday alternoon
tlvo- Sergeant George lic-
' who. after a- visit to he:
on: Broad Street. fond a num-
91 articles at wearing apparel
Victrola. that the police al-
fi. stolen from the home of
.Yom- at Eton Avenue.
a. week ago. The woman
held pending a lumber in.
It
to dispose of come
no a
silvorware in Bridgeport yes-.
morning. members of the dc-
dmreau or that city. arrest-
- Powell. :8. and his both-
-- Powell. both of No. 22
fitreet. this city. Imniedietcly
.- thcmtot the two lo-
tho former being the bus-
ot Mrs. Powell. the local police
tilled and Mrs. Powell was
and held pending a. thor-
l'nvestigation. ‘
«investigation lasting .practic-
day yesterday [and conducted
sin of Detectives .lmes Foiny
’ loathe-Sergeant George H.
my showed they claim.
- h pleparations for the
of the house was made by
Ger braille:-
is a. milk-wagon driver. was
«honor! out when the house
he vacant and at what time
. could best be made
. bi
m shortly after Mr. Young
New York with his family
afternoon of December .31.
. . robbery is thought to have
’31. Although the two broth-
quationed in Bridgeport
' afternoon sated emphat-
M. that they did“ not steal my
. Ital! thgt was found in their
. on and at their Broad Street
, it nppeared probable that they
:j-chnnxe their attitude today
~' Tree Point. Siomlordn
- had; met the members oi
on. household. 1
.ln alibi the two men stated
who while em- 4
.km.
in march back of the‘tnthin: hound
,et Pear Tree Point. at Noni-at.
while they were on e. mun. trip.
Thin alibi however was ahattemd
last night in a statement issued by
members or the local detective bur-
out who wonder“ why anyone
would be hunting It 8 o’clock at
night. the hour vhcn the men; geld
they found the silver-me and
clothing.
. The value o: the- stolen goodl.
most of which hoe been recovered.
police. pending a. checkop on the
part of Mr.1'oun:.
Wt Did. '0
A report of the cue tram Bridge-
port is as follows:
Ownership of silverware valued at
$2000 seized mm” alter-noon by
Bflllceport police. when they arrest-
ed David -Powcll, 25, a. railroad
broke-inn. of No. 35 Broad Street.
and Joseph Powell. 28. I. milk dealer,
or 22 Broad Street. both of 8mm—
ford. is beln’x sought by State and
Bridgeport police todaZy in an effort
to clean up near a. dozen sliver rob-
beries tint have been committed in
VW’cstpol-t‘. Norwalk and Greenwich
within the past month.
The Powell brothers are téchnl-
cnlly charged with breach or the
pence-investigation and are being
held in bonds of $5000 each.
Their case: were continued until
January.” in City Court today.
In addition to being suspected of
the robbery of the silverware. the
Powels are being questioned in re-
gard to an automobile found in their
possession which bore 1924 markers
and listed the cur cs owned by Rich
2rd Shaw at High-view Avenue,
Stamftd.
.The car listed in Shaw’s name is
described as a. Jordan touring car
while the car taken from the Powells
is a. Reamer roadster. It is being
held at the Third precinct tor identi-
ficntion.
“few In A Pawn Shop.
The Powell brothers were arrested
Thursday as they sought to dispose
of the, stolen silverware in a pawn
shop. The proprietor became susé
picious and telephoned to police who
sent a man-to the place and placed
them under arrest.
They. had two suit cases filled with
knives and fox-ks. the majority at
which bore the initials of "S. S. Y.”.
In the. car at the Third precinct
police later found -a. pair of riding
boots. 2. Victrola. n vacuum cleaner.
a halt bottle of wine out! s set 0!
Maine. auto markero.
Earlier in the day. at 12:30 noon
Joseph Powell had been arrested in
Fairlie-id avenue near Ellsworth
street by Motorcycle Policemcn John
Cullen of the Third Precinct charged
with operating a. cor with 1914
markers.
He told the clings:- he was on hie
way to Springfield with his brother
because their mother was aerioysly
ill.
When they were booked at the
third precinct they asked permission
to remove the two suitcases iron: the
car otter the lieutenant in chute
had told them they could not over.
was placed at 32960 by the local
.. , WASHING'roN.
Senate has puma the Under-
wood bill for the leoln‘ o!
bluscio Shoals. The vote W 48
is 37.
There was s. 032nm! splitting of.
Itltuteo the Underwood out “0
:horizing the President to lh'c'oo
the 8130.000, 000 tutu-uncut
power project for the Norrie an
rovidintfor outright government
operation.
Just prior to thqvotinx Banter
(Add introduced on mm!
which would take jurisdiction of
new lease out o: the land. or the
Secretary of War and make the
President solely responsible. It
wan adopted without o record
vote.
#—
ate the machine turther on the old
ers.
magical explained tint they hcd
clothing in the suit cues. Pox-mission
was granted and a couple of hours
iater they were arrested in the pun:
shop seeking to dispose of the stol-
£11\ erware.
an check up o! the goods seized
with a list of loot secured by hurt-m
[are recently in Westport does not
tally police say but they think it
probably came item 1 Stamford rob-
“3:1. or the silver platters round in
the suit case was inscribed With tho
name 0! "Mrs. Young—Second Prize
—Woodwcy Country Club. " The
Woodway Country club is in Spring-
dale near Stanford.
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RAILROAD LOADIKGS
“'ABHINGTON, Jan. 9.——.\1thon¢h
a. failing of! in loading: of coal, coke
and ore caused total loading: or rov-
cnue freight on American railroads
last year to show I. decline or 2 I
per cent from 1923. the totals for
both the first and int qua-tars oi
the your Were the grantee: over re-
corded for those periods. according
to complete 1924 loading figures an.
nounced today by the American Rail
WI»! mention.
Complications of the Association'-
Car.Servico Dix lsion chow totni londo
lugs inst—you- ct {8.527.127 cars.
Thisicompcres with 0. 813.118 can
in 1923, the high record. and 43.-
207. 561 cars in 19:... .
With the exception of coal coke
and ore. all commodities cud freight
clusalllcctions reached new high roc-
ord loading: in 1924. Duplte the
volume or freight the report and n
was bundled “with tho grates: out.
“we? "er wtuned by the rum
and without trsnsporiotion difficul-
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was informed yesterdly
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Auction battleship: on conflicting
with‘tbe arms treaty. but tho Pull.
dent Coolidge believe- thlt but a.
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conflict with his pow o! W
Secretary Rushed in e. W O
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alteration to bring the navy u 0.
whole up to the 6-5-8 ruin the ox-
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backing o! the President.
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American capitol chips are nbooh
two Inc Mar tin- Groct Brit.
nuts and American gun: or. cub
rented by the Brit” 1» about 1,500
yards.
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team-donwhctbociothe deport-
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