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13, UN THIRTEENIH, CHASES
IINN ET sAVING CHUM’S. LIFE
Birthday
i ' While watching the flow'of
bridge late yesterday afternoon,
.60 Woodsidp street, in some
the flooded Rippowan river. As
bridge and clung there with might and main, shouting frantically
Hearing his cries, his chum and playmate, Howard 9181*
Inhall of 81 First street, just 13 years old yesterday, ran to his as-
cvie managed to pull the half sub-
,ior help.
finance and after a hard struga
merged youngster from the swollen stream; but only after the lit—
ltle fellow had swallowed a large amount of water. Yelling for as-
;s’stance he set immediately to work pumping the water from the
lungs of the half drowned boy who had become unconscious-
3. In answer to his cries a young in
be an expert
but who roved to
' p e little fellow
citation revived th
’ Under the doctor's care. lltUo nob-
by soon became all right again but
was kept. in his bed under the doc-
lor'a orders.
’ He was reported today as fully re-
covered.
The young hero. Howard Marsch-
all, celebrated perhaps the oddest
birthday in town yesterday, attain-
ing the age of 13 on Friday. the is.
.He refused to take any credit tor
himself for his heroic when in savv
ins his playmate} life, saying sim-
.‘:pi7' that. he only (lid his duty.
After waiting to make sure That
his little triend was perfectly safe
'iC walked nonchnluntly homo and
(hanged his wot gui‘xucntsw without
'u mention 0: lilo fl'Jl l0 his pnixnls.
Only alter his mother asked about;
Ihe condition of his clothing did he‘
divulge anything; concerning hs ll'c-
..~a\'ing feat.
Howard stoutly (I‘L’lill‘f‘fi that he
is not the has! hit supeI'sIItIous. In
recounting Lll: (1:13. s happenings he.
mm that everatliing "we“: of!" the
come as usual. llo is in grade 7 A
in the Franklin Street school and is
hold in high r-Ls'xrd by all his tench-
i-rrt.
In what it: perhaps the ilrst allite-
room to tho press in} Sulzl.‘ "liveryw
Not Unluclw, Declares Stamford Lad,
: And Boy Rescued From River Agrees Now
That He’s Safe in Home
water under the Woodside street
manner
Woodside street, Where a physician was immediately called.
C
STAMFORD. Feb. 105—
Bobby Goldberg. 8 years old: of
lost his balance and fell into
he fell he grasped a beam of the
an whose name is not known
in the method of artificial resus-
and carried him to his home on
CHAPMAN HEARS
MURDER CHARGE
Calm When Arraigned
In Hartford Court——
Never Looks at Man
Who Accuses Him
HARTFORD. Feb. ll.—While
more than a score 01 officers stood
guard at (\‘(Ji‘y possible avenue of
(scape in Ihv: county building yes-
Ivgnluy. (iv-rail Chapman was ar-
rolmivd before Judge Nowell Jen-
nings and. alter a plea of not guilty
hurl l'eon ordcrrd on his behalf. was
ordered to stand innl for the mur~
der ni‘ James Skelly. to Sew Britain,
on Tuesday. March 2i.
l llxs ntill‘t", neat and dapper. and
this air one at extreme cnmposuro.
he stood unrut‘t’led hmween County
Detective Edward J. lllckcy and
l‘vz-pIuy (“hr-I'll? John F Shorldnn.
“'hilo State's Attorney llutzh 31. Al-
rorn moved the procmdlngs Through
,llulK:,$ L‘ul'pus by which Chapman
'wns removed iron; the Federal Jur-
isdiction to slate jurisdiction with
'21:“ consent of l'nltr-d Slates Attor-
GIRL MEDICAL .
STUDENT SHOT:
WOMAN SOUGHT
Daddy of 60m. De Molay
Will Help Celebrate First Anniversary of
Chapter in Norwalk Today ‘
A t t a c k Apparently
Without Reason —
Assailant May .B e
Mentally Deranged
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. 14.—.Misa Elsie
Boltzmann student at New York
pulversiiy Medical school. he: ser-
iously woundedl’at Metropolitan hos-
pital today while police are search-
ing tor her assailant. a. woman no-
qualntanoe. who it in feared may be
wondering about. armed with a. load-
ed revolver.
Reports that the woman in sufler-
inz tram a. mental disorder also led
police to search the banks of the
Eaabriver near the scene or the u.-
tack in the belief that. she may have
committed suicide.
Mlsslflolzman. who was shot. twice
in her room on the sixth floor of the
Junior League none! tor Girls. which
is at TElh Street and the East. river.
gave the name of her assailant u
"Sadie Steinberg." and said that she
had known her for but a short time.
She said that the woman had come
to her room last night. _
"You remember me. don‘t you?
the woman naked. Before an anlwor
could be given she whipped a revol-
ver from her pocket. and fired Lhroo
show. By the limo help could reach
Miss Holman nor assailant disap-
peared. '
LUUENUUREP I
QUITS AS HEAD
, 0F SOCIALISTS
German War Leader
Out of Party Which
Represents Extreme
Reactionaries
BERLIN. Feb. it.-Generol Lud-
ono seems to think lhul my birth~
day in unluckv. but heliexo mo 1
ilon't thiIIl. 1:0. It suits Ill" lino."
Howard is (L. son of 312'. :Inul'
'MI‘S. l‘. Alnrscnull.
SETHNG DATA
0N NORWALK’S
I'.'0:‘.IiII'I :l fir-m lax-v “:th
0! iii; .\'or1\':ill; lion-l oi ’l'mrin: in
attempting to bring new industries
lo Nei‘lvalk. it Is apparent that. the
02 tln; (Hy will lvc
b'_‘l'\'C'.l ii . I‘f-vI‘Is :Ilv In: this lllZL :m.
lye-st. inn-rims:
directed luv-{uni um.x">tin;; :lll‘l
gecul‘ing vellum fi‘xl'JC‘t-I‘l lime or in-
dustry which in ill not conflict to any
great extend ‘-\'ll_ll tho industrIrs :il.
fen-1y established luvrc.
"Dy..‘il-prour;iI.n_:; tins mIIIIi-I‘ In a
rule-cure muru r. l' l;~ ilupltl to at-
li‘act industry 0'. :I 131'»; which will
.1)»: beneficial to the City in its
growth and “hich u-Iil employ the
particular kind labor 0! “‘lliClJ
'Thcre may he .i surplus. rather than
Wm; of 1.:l‘0l‘ “hlf‘ll may i.» ni-
._ in grout demand.
\Vit‘u this View. the Statistic
:S‘ommitteo is engaged in compiling
gate. and n quostonnnirc is enclosed
I. erewith. The committee would ap-
ggreciate your cooperation in return-
ing this questionnaire as .promptly
(I 1‘
35 possible with all of the inform.
fgtjon asked for, filled in. .213 tar as
you are able to do so. These queso
gonnalrea Will be regarded as
grimly confidential and will be used
goniy by the Committee to comm...
ifiiformution which will be userul.
gind serve as a guide to the Board oi
”grade in their work."
ATE AN ORANGE,
THEN WAS HUNG
' BUTTE. Montana, Fab. 14.—-Roy
Web. 24. was hanged at- Boulder
Luis morning for the murder of Al—
bort Johnson. Storekeeper at Re-
nova. Montana. June 26, 1928.
LA: the straps were being adjusted.
11.6 stood eating an orange.
Ice Thaw Yields Body
. Df Man Long ’ '
f-STRATFOlw. Fob. Ida-Irina body
30:3. KnishtBa‘con of 1584 North
we.
n
s
o-
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a.
jiaauuo. Bridgeport. Wu recovered
”In the Housaxonic river by Patrol-
mn Fred Donaldson of the Strat-
gd police at 0:30 o‘clock last. night.
_‘ had been missing since Novem-
iu; 12.119“.
«A waiting card and club papers
' established the iden-
h‘d a. lieutenant-commander in the
hivy during the war. Breaking o!
m ice during, the recent rains was
Whig for bringing to recovery
“Ma's body. It was (mad float.-
fhls hoe downward in the river near
the railroad bridge which spans the
Rousatonic between Standard and
[pom-in.
‘ltr.Baconvu87yoarsold. He
Who buried tomorrow in Oakcred.
Way. Besides his brother. his
HI}. Ethel.8mpon. survives.
Inheoawulutmn on No-
We? 12 when he ran homo: un-
41'4“" "11° that he «I 80in; to an
End Publtcfllbrary to return
“0158 Which he carried under
William
° VFW sf
4
IIr-y .lohz. Buckley. 3:5 representa-
gth- of lllv‘ ntlornéi' general
. \\'1l:~llll|_g‘.10l‘..
\\'lirxn Chapman (nhIo-i the coun—
zy hulltllng. chuckled “uh hund-
icuffs to a prtwn official. and step.
.' pod mtg the basement. he (‘ame ince
in taro with \Valrocr l3. n'lioan. of
Springfield. Aims. in new of tlm
tag: that the two nun are chm-gut
“17h th-_ .vlmr- crime. lliu'lgh Chupv
moi: alone has been indicted (or 1:.
tin-y were “’31-:th eagerly to ace
\vim'. rcocli'm the rum “gull liaxo
upon lhx‘: ,oIlI'r.
tilinrnmn; llv: tuo or
three in: :4“ 1y Iron) the man who
ln.:l 1.1\ull his name to the author-
lllf‘s as the one who had killed
Slivlly. ncvcr rust one glance of re-
cognition at the iigurn cringinz in
1 till: choir ni-ar him. But'with Sllcnn
I'. \r.=.~ n, mmreu: :«tory. He turned
llllh‘ li'Jlnl >lt\\\‘l_\.‘ Inward the notor-
,ious bandit. and took one long look
gut him. As the officers
,lhvw wore surprise-l
“-m p.
SEEFAN‘GER
IN HIM. TO PUT
TAX UN CATS
HARTFORD. Fob. l-i.——Ju:t.lce o!
the Peace “'illlam 1i. Fall‘ChOld of
Now l-‘nlrflcld. warned the Finance
committee of UM: Legislature Thurs-
day that every pair of rats and their
descendants that are permitted to
‘live multiply to the number of 359..
709.“: -ln three years. He Wu
sparking in opposition to a bl“ pro-
viding for a tax on cats which. he
feared. would cause the extermina-
tion of most cats and result in the
state being overrun by rats.
Mrs. Ellen ‘1‘. Preston. ropresenb
in: the Moriden Humane society.
which she said. included in its
membership three prominent clergy-
men. two physicians. three spinsters
and many others. opposed the bill.
H. Olnoy Preston. general mana-
ger of the Connecticut aocoty. op-
posed the bill. He told the com-
mittee that. many people who kept
cats did not take the bill seriously
enough to appear before the com—
mitteo in opposition to it.
Danbury Fur Arrests
Bring $242,000 Suits
DANBURY. Feb. 14.—- Following
the arrests of seven men in the a].
lexed them at hatters' fur here. civil
suits totaling 8242.000 in damages
were instituted here yesterday by
the Delobery Hat. company. A null
for 890.000 was brought against
Henry DeFabrlu: and the Lemme
Hat company. 0: which DoFabritiI in
secretary and treasurer: Asher Pa.
pith. manufacturer of hatter-5' fur. is
sued for 8102.000 and Michael Carlo
is doiendant in a $50,000 action.
Carlo is under arrest charged with
the than 01 fur and DeFabrlth and
Punish with recolvcin; stolen prep-
erty. It is claimed that the Lemme
company and DeFabritia received
4,000 pounds of fur from Carlo be—
tween January 1. 1924 and January
1. 1925.
The suits are returnable It the
March term of Superior court.
M
NOW LADY PEEL
NEW YORK. Feb. 14.-Boatrioe
Lillie. ono of the leading corneal-av
no. on the “age. has become my
Peel by the death in Emmi ,0.-
torday of her fa'har-ln-law, sir Ra-
bert Peel. Baronet. and grandson of
the turnout Prime Minister. '
It.“
shun:
to see Shean
nil
watched, i
endorfr has roalgm‘d his lrarlershtl‘
of the Nationnl’socinllei party. but
«rrmatns patron of the Anti-Seminal
NailflnallL-t undulations “
Tho fictional Socialist. party. rep-1
resenting; the extreme reactionary
olrniem in Germany. uullurcd badly
in tho l:..-:. pru-llminary Jealous in
DeceilJ‘cA. its losses were partlru.
larly conspicuous in Bavaria. Where.
purporting to Lniuinlu the Italian
Fascism. I'. had conducted a stream
our nlonarchisuc camnnlsu. Una
cbullitlon of this was tin: fio~calloqv
Ludrndorff-Hislt-r "pun-ch" o.’ No-
x‘oIiIhnr. 1323. in Which armed
forcrs “ere used in :In unsuccess-
ful attempt to overthrow the Ba»
varian government and insuall
military dictatorship our all Gen;
manv. i
Took Money
(Continued lrom Page One.) ?
5 I
ionod oi' the service." Eaton at that
I lime declared that bevy was Instru
m' :zuxl in having him diaclmrgul.
It is rcporlod here that listen
played a prominent part. in the in-
vestigation which let to Law’s con-
vicuoi'i on the charges of violating
the liquor law. The Wat-rout under
which he was nrrcsxod charges that
be posed a; a federal agent "to do-
traurl" Levy of an utiknowu amount
of money.
BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 14. -- The
State of Connecticut spent approxi-
mately 81.600 in the prosecution of
Jacob Levy. proprietor of the Com-
po Inn. “’cslport. now in state's pri-
son loilowing conviction by a jun-
for transporting intoxicating beer.
according to statements or costs
compiled in the oxfice of the clerk of
Lhe Superior court.
This is a. particularly low bill to
the state for the handling 0! a crim-
inal cue. lasting over a period 01
days. requiring a Jury. experts and
other arrangements emailing large
expenses.
The Lexy case coeIs Were kept to
a minimum. it is bollcved. becauoo
of the comparative case with which
a Jury was quickly lmpaneled. In
moat. notorious cases; to which is at-
tached informing publicity concern-
ing the issues involved. it is a time-
con3umlng and ditticult tank to
choose jurymen unlikely to have
preconceived notions actuated by in-
iormauon obtained outside of court.
No significant details of the Lox—y
case were permitted by State‘s!“-
iornoy William H. Comley. Jr.. to
become known prior to trial.
It. is especially expensive to cum-
mon from all parts of the county
many proapecuve Jurymen tor exam-
ination because, whether a ulearnan
is accepted or not. he is paid :4
daily for his time together with trav-
cling expenses. and sherifi's tees for
subpoena service an added.
in the Wade and Non woo where
a great number at Gunmen had to
be called beIore the box was sailo-
tactorlly filled. the cost- to the state
were about. 83.000 in each instance.
Many of the Jurymen in the' Levy
trial urvod throushout the Docent»
be: tom: 0: the Criminal Superior
court and did not have to be mum.
matted. and it. was necessary to call
only a. few. in addition before the
jury was accopwd.
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KILLED FAMILY: RANGE!)
.Wl-IEATON, 111., Feb. lip-John
summer-or. and 27, was hanged
here yesterday for tho min-dot of
a. family at five at Villa Paladin“:
31. 1924. Previous to the execu-
tion a' complete confession in which
5‘10“ 0‘ “lying Otto Fodor,’ his
2 (hr.
:whn-e the lizidggoort tum: Will pm
or -
lion. Kenmore:- gave the author-l. .
Wit-hr the nth".
wife and three sons. arm I quarrel .
HO“‘A.RD “I GOBEAX'
With obst-rVaDCén. drills and
OI lli'. llfiiumj.‘ '\111 (‘1 ltl‘l‘Jiu “A
first .AIL'in. I';..t~' Iota-y ll “'53 Just
one y.nr Ag,“ :3:.:; 2.»: local branch
was first {turn t‘ ‘ :loward “1 por-
hum. sma- o 1.31. and new ad-
\'i.-0t 0! 11.! 20‘s! (raptor.
Todny’a prom-nix wIII be; muted
by lln.‘ vial: (-5 Lb» lill'lstfxlot‘l dole-
s’ntion, The pan-1:: group 0! the lc»
cal one. The Pail. (‘lly Junior MA.
son: will bring with them their
track (i- yin. I: ..::.
1.»: first {h :qu ”.13 zu’tcruoon.
Tl." Cllrle'unv-‘h in (all) ..!
lit rlwlu' rtr'wl Sin-sonic tC-mpfe.
Argue. This Will
\Zill(":.‘ rrrrclrc‘s
on the tire?
{G‘lowud ivv and
Latest Wall
Street News
Opvrniug.
XE“: YORK. l'utu Hr—L'ncx'en
price increments clinrettcrlr'wi lb!
opening of today's Stock .‘lhi‘ne'.
\
American Can max-ed up i- To an-
l‘aul prrtrrrv-d
lowor.
opened traruonol‘w
Stool char-‘5 turned heavy as irad- .
in; progwssvd. presumuhly in re—
“action at the poor phmvlnu miti-
19‘24 rqmrt. which has Just
published. Losses of l (.0 1 1-2‘
points were registered bv U. 5. “tool
common. Republic and Gulf Stalks.
llullish dv‘monstruttons “on: con-
ducted. however. in several special-
tiro. U. S. Cast iron Pipe scored 6
l-l‘ points to :80. Du .Pont climbed
3 1-4 to a record top at 150 and Arn-
erioan Sumatra Tobacco preferred.
Bayul: Brothers and National Supply,
acid 3 to 3 points higher. Baldwin
fell back 3 points and Marine pro-
fern-d 1. Oils were slow in respond-
ing to another increase in Pcnnsyl~.
Vania. crude prices.
(
imam into action.
I
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“Huh \Ii‘l rinzfi”
lot Slalom-d mmtluiut- 5 ull
iKI-ll -~ and
mm Will form
Stamford chlolay
3:“0 in‘
l
i
l
i
.olhro top at 177 and Initial Kalil: of.
i
a point or lfififf‘rfi'trt‘ TL‘COZ'lNI by
Cnu‘lhlt. Stool. American (“hu‘lm Airé
{induction and Du Pont. L'. S. 51ml
.common. General Motors and Sl-_.
;
l
a l iormatlnns by
street. paw-1c lin; Xvi-walk char-inlaftrr much llif’l‘t
Enrol pumpic.
.\ dfnmr u I,3
rue-minis and limit guests by the lil- i
e Order of Eastern
dire oi u;
It in Glfmitrd
will be mnlml.
Iorvancc “‘i ll
Photo 'By Mansion.
local drill trams.
luc- srrwc the local
11:31 more than :00
The evening's oh-
M'lnz; the local don-r:
what they will
center the second. or Donozay dc-
gm
Invitation!
all iliv'
local
.‘ir. Go roam
.‘\l..:~ozis iII tn“ n f
have been uni out to
A nllllil‘"!
.‘uln th-‘
in» :rmlutml. Thea-I
the nuclcus 0! :1
chapter which
Will form 1:: the Lock
Clxy wi'bin a few weeks.
‘FIREMEN HAVE
GYM IN CENTRAL
FiRE__S_TATlON
Chief and Paid
Work
Men
Out E v e ry
Morning-May Have
Gyms
tions
The firemen
in Other Sta-
at. lhz’ Pontral r‘irc
friction hnv.~ «\qnippr‘d .1 room in the
h." The Rv-tmhllc Stnl m-mgmny in it‘s: rrnr of the fire station as :1 cvm.
been 5
v
1
They have
erected a chinnlns
= bar. tumbling boil and installed pul-
.lo_\1r. a. punching bag and a wrest-
iiing mnt. All of the gym nnparatus
g was installnd by tho mcmlbcrr of the
Spam department themselves.
All or the men from Phiof George
‘H Bogardus down. work out in the
Hrs-m every morning.
i
l
‘ Because of the
lininod in the Central
m In. similar
results ob-
Fire station
apparatus miy be in-
line
stalled in the two uptown stations
and at the Mayflower house in East
Norwalk.
SATURDAY.
STAMFORDMEN FOR 13 CLUB I
STAMFORD. Feb. 14.—
Frlday. the 13113.. did not poor by
Without some misgiving on the part
or many who took a mean adven-
use or that. superstitious day by
' making light of it. There was start-
od yesterday what will hereafter be
known It “The 18th Club of Storm
ford. Conn.“ originated a week ago
by Dr. Samuel M. Shirk. and hollow
here.
Dr. Shirk. however. relaxed to sit
in on tho cummuous ropaot. the
Friday the TWenth Dinner Finds Only 1
Twelve at Table and Dire Results Are Pre-
dicted for Missing Man
ml to be, the only one in existence.
HARTFORDMAN ,
TRAIN DIES
STAMFORD. Feb. li—Jolm l
Carey or 217 Haircut. nw'nuw. l-la':
NHUPELI FROMN
first ever held by the new club. at
the Suburban club last. night. The
1: diners were dressed in mourning.
color eclxvmc of the room
romantic shadows on the {noon
lln.‘ 13 people.
I‘:-. \‘i'inlir'ld Ayrcs was the chair-
' mun. His station “an designated by
a. skull with crouhoncs placed on a
plan: before him. lie made weird
haters and shadowy passes. all tend.
ing to cream a sombre atmosphere.
.nrmrrllng to the rules or the club
Oir
is :0 he a siIort=
Star. l
Dr. Shirl; was dvsIgnnted to pay thr:
lwnally a! his :zm-IIneIIcc from sli-
emg in ill tho unto. He was point-
ed out to be "the first to die. his
death to be as soon as possible. the
scoop, tin.» better." [Ir/rouse he is
so superstitious that he absolutely
mt‘rmns from being one of the 133
he Will from now on be called out
to foot the bill for every meal con-
surmd “hen Ihe club meets.
Th. 13th l‘l‘ll will hold its next
mrmm: in the Suburban cluh.
Mm-rh i::, and Novemnor 13. or this
your. 'lwl thereafter on cvrry Fri-
day. the )3. t’ any of the 13 that
were pron n! last night. should hap-
pen to par- away. wilfully or duo to
unfm-snen circumstances. the Hill:
Club '“lll automatically be disband-
1 1.1.
Following are the, members of 010‘
original :3 Club; Chairman. Dr.
\\‘intield Aaron, \‘Villiam Kelly. Hor—
atio Abbott. Frederick Dunninl.
Howard Scoliold. Chorlu Beaver.
Josrruh Mussolini”. John William.
gThomaa Nonalzan. Charles \N’. Hu-
ibon. Allrcd Bllckmln. Donut!
:Parry and Norman M. Pam.
iHUI-TMANS NEW
PICTURE WINS
. MUCH PRAISE
The {oaturo at the Radio Theatre
Iomorrow in another inspired croc-
ilon by Ronnnd Hoffman. This time
the talented young mouon piturc
genius in giving the public a’ [ra-
phic story of (2:0 heartache. of the
motion pitturc aspirants that jour~
my to Hollywood in search of tam»
and fortune.
The new motion pituro is called
"The Legend of .HolLvu-ood." and
in it Percy Marmont renders one of
the greatest characwrimtlono ever
seen on screen. Mr. Munront inke-
tho part of an ambition: yound wri-
ter who goes to Hollywood with the
intention of writing scenarios {or
the motion picture producers. In
a' boarding hence to Hollywood he
meets both the successful and the
unsuccessful poople of the motion
picture world. Aeseemhlod duly in
the dining room are the duhin‘
lngCnue. the Character“ Man. the
raising young Juvenile. the com.—
dlnn. and the young girl who-ac hope
or browning a great star has vanishv
ed in hitter disappointment-
In his efforts to ain recognition.
Mr. Marmont an In screen writer.
Journal to all of the studies and
submits his work. Disappointment
follows disappointment until, with-
out. money. and on the vex-s of star-
vatlon he gamble... with death in a
novel mum in which seven giasséss.
one of its pocular tricks. Lakes I
hand in the: game. nukes a great. fl-
nalo to the story.
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Hope Runs High At ~- Sand Cave
there were thinoen course- and the I Haven and Hutton] l‘allrvml.
threw l lure last Thursday night. died :It 'lIc-f
- til 18 aboard the France.
W of Victor Bldgloy. 19. Show!
Thomas Bailey laid motley had
confessed killing the girl
ioril. who Jumped or full tin-o
the lavatory window or a moving .
prose train On the New York. .\'-..x~
v,,..
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Stamford hospital m 12% 3'I'flltrIl-I}‘~
ultcrnoon or injurioa to lllfi hen'l, I:
is believed his skull was li'utj'lil‘bd
Carey was helm: taken from Atlan-
tic City to his home In Hartford l:.~
his wile and brother. Thomas. ill;
had been in a horplml an. A'l'
City suiirrmg .Ippuxxn'ly '
0651.1.
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HOUSE AIRCRA
CONFAB SESSION
“'ASHINGTON. Feb. l4.——lnler-
rupung‘ toTIIporarily Ila cxnminulluu
o: witncuol in 12.0 aircraft conznn
\‘ersy. the House Aircrolt Commit-
too was called in exocu'lw:
today to go our Hour" of ”In nun.
intro that hpo dcxelvypcd at :I.,
opening hearings.
Also still pending retort. tho .mp-
nzltuw. w“ The resolution prawn-5...;
that tlzc. committee cxpuss liteif ...~
opposed to Eric transfer of Brigadlu
(Anon-Ii Mitchell. “limo Hanniur
concerning the rrluuvtt value of a1"
Cram and battle-ohms have pricun-z
lair-d the present | introrcrsv, from
his post as amount chic: o: :11»
army at:- service.
NORWALK CLUB
PLAYS CARDS
Forty members or the Norw'sfl:
.lub participated in a bridge lourni»
ment hold its: night. in the clulav
house. The first. prize mu; won bv
beater Warren with a. high score or
over 3,000 points The prtzv. was a
olhcr penal. Jmes Gregory
the booby prize. a handsome rum-m '
hook. l’ollotflng cards. a ltInr‘stmm
was served.
Stamford Firemen
Hold Annual Ball
STAMFORD. Feb. 16 w
\‘LZLDHOTJ turned out in fill-t" .
night to honor we fire dcrvarunrrv
of Lb. city. the occasion beta; the
Fireman's Ball at the State Armory
More than 1.000 persona crowdu'l
tho huge dance floor almost to 0\\31‘v
flowing. livery Smmiord fireman ‘
was on hand, accompanied by his
family and the departments from the
our-rounding towns seat a goodly up-
monqun. Invitations were lssllod
by the committee in charge to cw. ry
lire chief in the state. i
The committees in charge oi thc‘
affair “'I‘l'c as folions. General Coni- l
mittec. Chief Victor B. \el‘!. cliair~‘
man ox-omclo at all comxniuees. 5
Committee or Arrangements. Dope:
my Chief L. 1'. Krom. chairman‘anil
treasurrr; Captain H. R. Bronson.
ucrotary; Capt. U. C. Dngdaic. J. R.
blurray. Capt. C. H. Spelt. John liurz.
J P. Kotos. W. M. Muilens. J. J.
O‘Connor.
Floor Committee. James R. Mar».
ray. Chairman; “I 1-“, Soul}. J. 7"
Holes. E. Kluxsl-‘y. \K'. )1. Blullvm:
W'. P. Allen. J. J. O'Connor.
Reception Commuter. Electrician;
J. F. Plant. Assist-ant Electrician 173
J. Fox. liloclunioni Superintendent 'c‘ ‘
A. Ezequelle. Assistant Mechanics:
Superintendent C. B. Krom. Capt. II.
1‘. Benton. W. J. Density. C. Brooks.
N. J. G. Am. A. C. Coon. A. Kali},
M. H. Clark. T. F. Clark. J. J. Lt-Jll“.
‘1'. F. Holler. H. A. Cartrlght- .l. J.
Coon». H. 1". bond. J. F. bonex~gaxr<
C. E. Schneider. F. J. O‘Grady, 'l'. .l.‘
Riley. '1‘. F. Richardson. w. ll. Spar..-
N. G. Got-man. \V. “‘ilson. D. Jr
Gorman. J. Maloney. L. J. Hogan.
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TO LECTlIRE l.\' DAMIEN .
T. E. Baker. traveling reprosenhi
alive or the I. 13. s. .‘i.. will Iecwrr.
Monday evening at 7:45 at the home
of the well known actor. C. 8 AM“ _ .‘
9.3 Leroy avenue. He will who as;
his subject the prophetic signin-
canoe of the present return o: the
Jews to Jrrusalcm. The lrcnirr Is
free.
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HOLY YEAR leBJMAGE.
Pl-IXLADELPHIA. Feb. 16.~—Cu.rd-l
inal Dougherty and the Rev. Joneph
A.‘\Vhlt.alrer. chancellor of the Corn--
olic Archdiocese of Philadelphia.‘
will mad the Holy Year pilgrim-Em
to Rome. it was announced today?
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They will sail for New York on Ar»-
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DYNAMITE EXPLOSION FATAL-
LONDON. Feb. u.——Tho Buchuv‘
alt correspondent of the Evening;
Newu reports a singular accident in i
the explosion of a package or dyna-
mite carried on a. crowded train by
a mining engineer. Four persons.
were killed and twenty seriously in-
lured. he “so. when one of the pas-
lenlors drops)“ a. lighted cigarette
on the package.
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(3le STABBED 10 DEATH.
COLEMAN. Mich, Feb. u.—-.\Iar-
guorite. 11 year old daughter of Mr.
and blro. lilartin Todd. living Boar
here. was stabbed to death on her
In! home from school late yum--
m. it was learned today with the
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