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Slum. is being shown today only at
the-mum The-are. This is s. wow
or opinion with‘plenty of thrills to
keep you alert during the entire run
of «the nhotoplay. Bob Cunei- cer~
“flair dae- zhmisonm exhibition at
his acting in this sensational lecture
Elma? mCthtei five or
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place on the bill. ’ pies a. prominent
Tomorrow night. “The
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3 is a picture that you should not mine.
It is a great entertainment end you
agree to the
have mu iL - t tact, utter you
On Monday and Tuesd tn 0
favorite Tom Mix with if: w2nd3§
horse Tony. his dog Duke. will give
you one or their high powered. high
geared. whirlwind pictures. You
know what to await when you see
this 'trlo at work. "Teeth" is the
,picture they are offering you for the
two (bye and it is some show.
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REGCNT.
‘Tfldnes Of Youth.”
"Wildn‘css of Youth." with Vir-
ginia. Pearson and Harry '1‘. More;-
lectured, is the picture today at the
Regent theatre. It is a. story of
twentieth century ‘ife as it is really
lived with its pleasures. its baubles.
its tinsel. its pathos. tinged with the
fire and restiessnese o: youth—all
moulded realistically together to
form'Whet the world calls Drama.
The effect of present-day social lite
on the rising generatiun plays a large
put in the theme. The cast. ln'cludes
ry Anderson. Joseph Striker,
Thurston Hall. Julia Swayne Gordon.
“Bobby" Connolly and Madeline Le-
Val-re.
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REGENT.
Next “Eek—“Meddling Women.”
A picture that ought to act as a
trumpet call to arms for all mothers—
in—law and deughters—in—iaw will be
seen when Lionel Barrymore in
“Meddling “’omen." a. Chadwick
Pictures production, begins a. two
day engagement at the Regent Thea.-
tre. Monday. Lionel Barrymore. the
distinguished star of numerous te-
mous stage and screen successes. ls.
supptrtod by a superlative cast ox
eminent payers. including Slgrld
Bolrfiquist. known as the Continental
Mary Pickford. and Dagmar Godow-
sky, -the exotic movie vamp. Others
in the brilliant cast are
Thompson. Ida Darling. Alice Hcge~
man. Antonio .D’Algy. William Bech—
tel and many others.
PALAC)‘.
Next Week—“Married Flirts."
Robert G. \‘ignoln. who dlrected'
the new Memo-Goldwyn picture.
“Married Flirts." which comes to the
Palace Theatre on Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday. says the eternal
triangle is quickly passing away and
thiamine b’elleves the quadrangle is
now in for. a. pictofisl run.
"The triangle idea has been done}
so otten." says. Vlgnola. "that one
can suually close his eyes and feel
instinctively what is talilng place on
the screen. Unless a, picture. as Well
no a book or play. is full of unusual
surprises it loses its real value."
"The four characters about which
the entire story 01' “Married Flirts"
pivots are Pauline Frederick in the;
title role: Conrad Nngel. portraying
Parley Rex; Huntly Gordon cast as
Pen Waynle, and Mac Busch as Jill
Wetherell. .
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Actress Wi Not
Became “Mrs. Zero”
NEW YORK. Jan. 24.——Mlss Mary
Hall. actreg. whom Urbain Ladoux.
knownvae 'Mr. Zero' announced Tues-
day night he would marry, today is-
sued a statement through her stage
representative that she would not
marry Ledoux.
"Mr. Ledoux is doing great work."
"we Mis Hall. “and 1: would he a.
mistake for hlmto marry. I ap-
preciate the honor. but marriage is
out of the question "
Miss Hall has known Mr. Ledoux.
and also his rally. for 3. number of
years.
I]. S.‘Wife Named
In Turk Divorce 1
Hugh 3
court room
the curious that overflowcd out into
the corridors.
bowed head. sat unstlrring as Judge
Maltbie, pronouncing sentence. said:
:so perfectly obvious from the bank
statements in evidence that this no-
cused has made large sums of money
from this tral‘ficuthut 1 don't see
any course open. except. in so far as
the law would allow. something of
that profit to revert to the State for
the exprnscs that it has incurred.
vlous from these young men that
go on the stand here and testify to
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Gibson, thrice mended, each time
at
DANBURY, Jan. 24.—st.‘ Home
Shel-“00d of 166 1-2 “'hlte Street,
whose children. Mary Sherwood. 1'2.
and Benjamin Sherwood. 19. ran
away one week ago. and Who. sc-
cordlng to an unsigned telegram re-
ceived by the mother the;- following
day, were each married to the per.
son of their cholce has received no
further word from the pair. :
The mother round that her
daughter was married to George
\‘redenrerg. of Stamford. in Port
Chester N41. the day following her
disappearance. but was unable to
find a marriage return of her son
and Miss Lillian Miller of Stamford.
who is. also a former resident of this
city.
Mrs. Sherwood still believes that
her son is also married and has in-
stituted a search for each of her
children. She tinted again today
that if she ascertained the where
abouts of her daughter she will inkl-
immediate steps to have her mar-
riage annulled as the mother says
the girl‘gave the wrong age in ob-
taining her [icon ‘9. '
Vredenberg called at
the Sher-
8 __Y_ear
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count was read amid the hush of a
filled with a crowd of
Judge Maltbic’s Sentence.
Levy. with don-none! eyes and
Scores “‘ltncsecs.
“Well. in the first place. it seems
"For the rest. it is pericctly ob-
belng caught in transporting this
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llilzlmr. and receiving fifteen days or
thirty days. and coming back and
30mins right over again. that a ilftr-en-
day sentence is no deterrent for those
ifcllows.
love:- another case of similar nature
which I have had to UT. and recently
-my sentences have probably aver-
aged in the ‘
imontbs tor the man who actually
> does the transporting.
I have every reason to think it is.
'when we come to the man ' who
coolly makes it his business to vio-
late the law. it seems to me there
is nothing to he
mitigate the penalty which the law
allows. That penalty for a. single ’
lone-nee is two
'pennlty.
sentences. if it is more then one
year. it has to be State Prison. but
all counts above the first simply go
to increase the maximum. but the"
‘h no assurances that the accused
will they in prison longer than the
7 maximum which is imposed
. the
“I came to realize some time ago
neighborhood of 9
"Now. if that is Just for them. and
said that , should
years. the maximum
“Under our system 01.1mm!"
under
out count.\ ,
“The: help; no.1 feel that Imus: .
rouge my penalty by the Jet-gut
sentence which I can impose on one
count. adding‘the usual menus
for the subsequent counts. , ‘
“Det'the uptempo be none fine a , 4
sch contend not leu'thsn one
3m" BedufytoBeFoarth 7
”We“ BM“ 0f Prom;
Boston, New York and Weshinghqn society received venetian;
of e shock when the engagement of Miss Evelyn. H. 'Speulding 4
Eastern, and Presto: Gibson. New York clubmen, in muonnced.
Gibson V
tonnheiren,hsehedsnnciting
Mother Has N at» Heart.
.‘ rom Elopmg Children
wood home on lax: Wednesday nizhi
and left shortly afterward with the
Shel-Wood girl-end her brother in his
car. He informed Mrs. Sherwooo
that the‘three were going to a mOV-
ing picturerpertormance. The trio
tailed to return home at, night end
the next day the mother received an
unsigned telegram saying ell four
were married. '
That is the last work she received
from them. .
Mrs. Sherwood has received two
requests for money already from
persons purporting to be her child-
ren.
She turned both missivee over to
the police and acting on their rec-
ommendations refused to forward
the money. The case has received
considerable publicity and the
writers of the two letters which
Mrs. Sherwood received in which
money was requested..evidently bo-
lleved the mother to be . anxious
about her children that she would
not hestlute in forwarding the men-
cr not alone making an investiga-
tSOn.
Levy Found Guilty;
Jail Term
forence with his counsel. Attorney
Henry E. Greenstein. for some time.
after which his intention to appeal
was announced. ;
Follolme Judge.
State's Attorney “‘illlstn 1!. Com'
ley. Jr.. at the close of the trlsl.
read the following testimonial to
Judge Maltbie in behalf of the jury-
men.
"To the Hon Judge Willlsin M.
Maltbie. ,
"After beinggaseocisted with Your
Honor as Jurors for the past eight
weeks and at the conclusion of this
session of the Superior Court. we
wish to. make the following state-
ment: V
"mt eve have always found you
just end equltsble toward nil. in
the mattresses brought before Your
Honor. we have concurred with your
decisions. We regard you more Is
a. personal friend than s magistrate
of the'lsww In many instances of
thoughtfulness and kindneu. you
have becn'oonsiderete of our wel-
fare. ~ .
"In your promotion tors hill!
field. may you be blamed with heeltb
and hspplneee and may God guide
you in your new position."
‘31!” 316th he: been nomin-
a by Govegmr John H. .Trunlbull
to on the wanna on the Supreme
Court bench cursed by the sudden
desth "ot" Associate Justice John P.
Kellogg. ’ .
Thanking'the jury Judge “this
recalled that-his'iimmrisl before 1
Jury as a Superior court Judge. was
conducted in ~mrfieid count-7'.
W ‘
to Amine” run) 8.0m to!
Session. sod utters» Mint. is
“lt’the pupa-95nd." “7‘s.
the lit. - .
1m Uni-it; ‘ -
”Untitled wit." State's.”-
torney Conley-aid of. we Green-
wn's innuendeee comm th ~
wetsu‘suaeofthennmeeofmor-
Nam Conner-yum Hickey.
'l'hepointmeeid State's A1,;
tourney—Conley. thu thetwo kw- :
you. “at unblenilshed. reputstion.
lskillfulsnd munch-MG.“ ,. '
to represent truck drivers
in lower. courts, “advised then to
plead guilty. :whlch m cepeble and
good legal advice."
claim in his contemplated appeal to
that it was not woven that
beer was "intoxioetlng in not and
law." .
The ' testimony of the defense‘
chemists was obstacles-fined by Mr.
Conley "es the haldendsshot pseu-
do-ecleutisls." and Judge Lislthie in
his charge to the Jury. said the! the
Opinion of expert chemists does not
and as e substitute (or them“-
:nent of the jury. The question. he
said. was not; were the reports 01
mechanism ior the state insocuro
ate? But. is each jurymsn sanction
in his owaninud. beyond reasonable
the beer was beyond legal limits-
tlons‘:
Sat Amen] Tram.
One other among the chief points
which Ml; Greenstein is minis" to at-
gue in his appeal. is the defense
claim that Levy was not proper];
charged in that the stue law fixes
a penalty for actual ‘1musporters"
of intoxicating beer and that Levy
hm: never physically drove s
truck.
In his charge to the Jury. Judge
mums said that. if Levy is guilty.
he is guilty by Virtue at the law
which says that a person “may be
prosecuted as a principal” who “as-
sists. abate. lncitee. encourages.
causes. counsels. hires or commands
another to conunlt en oflense" lino
thet. therefore, the rule was Justi-
bed in bringing charges against Levy
ssethu’ugh he were the actual tinny
power. the man u the wheel who 41.
reeled s. beer-laden truck.
Closmg his argument to the jury.
State’s Attorney Cowley said:
“The question here is does the
truck driver have to be the sacrifice
upon this altar of Mommas? Deee
he have to be the victim whose en-
trails are dragged out by this high
priest in this temple of illicit gold?
1 can‘t see it".
Mr. Greenstein protesting mlnsl
the lack oi evidence in the torn: oi
beer exhibits. charged the “to. in
permitting the destruction of seized
beer. “destroyed the sex-y vital.- oz
this use." and he cried out: “Liquor.
Liquor :13 around us. and not e drop
to show the Jury."
Immediately after court opened
this morning Attorney Greens-loin
lose to his feet and opened his pics
in Levy's behalf. Addressing the
twelve men in the jury box. he began
his argument.
"it is my claim." be cold. 'thnl
the State must prove in this cone:
First—that the defendant trons-
ported liquor or accompanied it while
in transportation.
“Second—that it was intoxioeting
liquor. ,
"Third—that it contained more
than one-half of one percent. oi el-
cohol by volume.
"fourth—that it was in fact ‘beer'
munuisctured tron: malt sud hope.”
Anode: Witnesses
Phasing for n second to let these
points sick in. Allrrney Greensteln
launched into his subject in a. why
when held the spectators spell-
bound. '
“Mr. Gal-lick. the Assistant State‘s
Attorney. in his summing up the
State’s case yesterday expressed the
situation in u very few words when
he said. "V9 ,nre not proud of, Our
witnesses.‘ It was a. sweeping state-
ment but how well it sums up the
case. .
"There was Lord. for instance. It
Was testified on the stand bl‘ the
state’s own witness that in attempt-
ed to run down like 1 dog a police-
man who attempted to stop him. He
was brought to I stop only after the
policeman had fired two shots. one
of which struck the front of the
truck which Lord was driving. This
American Heads .
Rhine River Quiz
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hired these lawyers. comm
m-iniroduoedendit was let! up ins.
One or acumen-leans principal ~
the Supreme court will probably be ' '
the
doubt. that the alcoholic convent: of
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BOB 'CUSTER
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Tony the Wonder Horse and Duke the Dog
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“TEETH”
Benny [collard in “Flying Fists” end Petite News
uptoC-hineendbeon-cefe-
constant-m Annette!
in them who pultheeed from
Michael O'Connell n retolver. for
which he has not peld him yet. end
went to Compo in the night the fre—
cu occur-ed there. The testimony
along the}. hue specks for itself.
"Then there is Snyder, who ed-
rnitted on the witness stand that he
was entered in transporting liquor
long before he met Levy. This is the
man who won told in the State‘s
Attorney's once the! iffound guilty
of the Cher-gee against him. he would
go to Bute's prison. 1 don‘t blsme
Snyder for telzing all he knew and 1
lot the: he didn‘t know.
Scores sonic Ollcer
“There was State Policemen Ed-
ward Btreatnan. who testified to a
conxersalion he said he had heard
and hndg'the eflrontery to come back
into court the next morning and any
that he wanted to take the sand
and choose his story.
“And Policemen Curran. who tes-
tified that he hltd token to Stevens
uni 43en£etfs garage n truckload oi
beer and had later moved it to Don-
nlng‘e garage half a mile away. be-
cause there was no sewer in which
to dump it at the first garage. You
all heard Mr. Starla when he come
on the steel! 1nd instilled there
were powers in his garage and e
pubilc'pewer lain-out of it. This po-
licemen 'told e falsehood—demise
stely and wilfully—end didn't think
he would be checked up on it! Must
we go hick and say he did this be-
cause be m a policemen. end it
was necessary to convict this accus-
ed!
"Policemen Scully. with his grin:—
sces on the witness stand. Ylll
must remember him and his story
of how he listened in on the tele-
phone while one of the truck driver:
was twlep'honing to Compo inn. And
he had the nerve to tell you men
that he made holes on the converse-
thn for his‘recond. but 7 dear-ow yea
those notes wilhin half an hour.
"Mr. Garlitk said here yesterday
the! the ‘break‘ in this came
when the traces occurred at Oompo
Inn.
Soy State "and
”I went to any that if we ere'to
believe what the State‘s witnesses
told us'on the witness stand. the
State bed knowledge monlhs before
this time that the trucks which had
been seized belonged to Levy. Yet
they permitted other men to plead
guilty end go to jail.
“If they bed knowledge It that
time‘that bevy wu guilty why
didn‘t they erreet him then. My
wait until the very vital- of the
case have been destroyed—the el-
leged beer thrown into the sewers.
I wonder whether they were inan—
imate severe or live sewers.
"I: the time is coming when we
can't even repreeent e men eccueed
of violating the liquor low. we are
getting to 1 fine situation indeed."
he remarked. “It would he. been
iidifferent if the State and presented
some evidence to the sift-ct that it
was Mr. Levy who engaged these at-
torney's to defend the truck driver.
but this was not done. The: point
was left bulging in the sir. I wish
the saute hell not referred to this
point. It might possibly reflect on
the future of these splendid young
men of our bur.” . .
Green-tin said that the former
sun'- Attorne-y had told him that
the Ethic had not proceeded unmet
bevy months use because there no
no evidence on which to build up n
cone. “All the "bear hell been le-
strayed." the speaker stated.
\Bnndlngfithe My 0! Jacob
new on “others: in the new of
Wid‘Couuty sod n dist-see to
the scale."_ scam infamy William
H. Conley dosed the State‘s Jase
«In-Inst thecompo inn keeper.
Judgd‘ William a. usable energ-
‘ men. is confident that the altsir will
OUR MID-WIINTER SALE :1 h
F U R N I T U R E
NOW GOING ON
A. J. COLLINS co. ‘7
70-72 No. Main St. Phone 747
So. Norwalk
ed the Jury after the usual noon re~
cees.
Culling upon the Jury to convict
Levy. the State‘s attorney declared:
"Are you gentlemen going to par-
alyze the arm at the ow that—weak
u it ie—in attempting to punch this
gigantic conspiracy 1’"
AGED WOMAN
DIES 0F BURNS
BOSTON. Jen. 24.——Mrs. Mary
mockehenk. an aged woman. was
burned to death early today when
her home in the Roxbuxy district
wu damaged oy fire. Her daughter-
in-lsw Mrs. Ads Crookehsnk. was
severely burned. Physicians at the
City Hospital said she might die.
The tire was caused by the explos-
ion of an oil stove. 2
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legion'e poll. ~
STAMFORD. Jan. 4.—
Preventions tor the um bell
of the Occur 'W. Conn Post. Almeria
can Legion. which is to be held in
the Mneonic Temple on ’ Bedford
Street. next Friday evening. have
been nearly completed and MaJor
Charles 1". Hunter. general chair-
prove a large success as it has done
in the put. The members of the
Poet who ere on the dance commit-
tee include Morris Finn. Robert Ls-
tumey. Justus J. Fennel. Ger-rs!-
Elllott. ‘Willinm Askew. Alvin Sol-
rnonson and F. A. Swathel.
BANKRUPTS. '
NEW’ HAVEN, Jan. 24.-—Abreham
Rubenetein. Hartford, general mer-
chsndiee. with stores at 451 Front
street. Hartford. and 261 Main street.
Manchester. in a bankruptcy petition
tiled hone yesterday gave liabilities of
$18,788.46 end assets of 36.80831.
Lens Andros end Frank Farina.
Perisian Jewelry store. W'etnrbury.
filed "DIM petitions. the former
Hating liabilities of $1237.26 and
mete of $798 and the latter liabili-
ties of $8304.26 and assets of ii,-
516.00.
BROTHER ARRESTED
MILLYILLE. N. 3.. Jan. 24.—
Honrd Moore. 21. it half brothtr of
Thomas Moore. whoa head was
blown pit by a charge fired through
the ndow from a shotgun last
night. was arrested today and sfler
questioning was held without bail
pending further investigation.
Moore. who lived at his father’s
home where Thomas was killed. was
sway from horse last evening. but
accordingto the police. his alibi so
to his whereabouts had been dis-
proved. .f
“has no
mmsulsco? .
BlGlNClllCAI
"Sounder the sum or money lib
valved in s factory drive-own at.
156 motor out I” priced Well about t.
the thousand dollar level and min '
we the mmiiude or openuonslh_
[he sutomoblle business by presumin-
day motor companies." an 3.0-}
men itosenburg. president of tho
Chicago Flint Company. distributes!
of the Flint Six in and about Chl-
ago.
"It is quite e jump from the ”I
of the blacksmith-repair shop m
which the one-cylindered on!" If
yesterdsy found their way. to the
urge end modern soles end service
stations of today. Similarly in tho-I
days automobiles were produced III
very small numbers. output at to.
core a year being considered in”.
whereas such compenles so the Pilot
Motor Company of Flint, Mimic-l
now produce many thousands on.
nuelly.
Chicago Film Company recently
murshalled its forces and denuded
upon the Flint plant at Flint with I. .
demand for 156 cars. which. hep-
pily. the Flint Motor Company was
able to supply. Touring cars with
winter enclosures. sedans. coupes.
end, on the smaller Flint chin-ls.
the new Closed Couplct Brougham.
All these were well repreeemed in
so lmpmslvee line-up or can on the
plant d-ivoawsv. Thirty-nine row-
of Flint Sixes. four abreast.
Coming as this did in the middle
of winter. it proved with. antithe-
licn of all concerned ihnl the cen-
strucrlnn of good roads creates an
nil-veer market for motor as".
which the endow-demotion stimul-
ate to winter ncllvity.
Carbolic Acid Had No
Efl’ect on His Drinks
BRIDGEPORT. Jan. ”L—Cheda-
Banks, now of parts unknown drink
so much whiskey that at one time it
saved his life, Leona Banks. of Nor-
weik, testified today. belore Judo.
Nickel-son in the Supelior court in
her uncontested action for n divorci.
Mrs. Banks stated that she more
rled Banks after a short courtship.
and erler the marriage found cut
that he “so e steady drinker. it
one time Banks was so noxious for
a drink at home that be swallowed
carbolic acid. but the whiskey the!
he drank before served as s to“
sntidotbshe said. She was granted
ctfitody ot a child.
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is “cold emails elm-ugh: alumnus
m The “mama-1‘37“.
m win. came: in: JAVA Mr
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