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Evening sentinel, Monday, February 16, 1925 · page 1

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STREETA ,

'Arrest Regarded As So

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’ \\llt.’ll they obs-fined the

iSmc-ntecn barrels oi altronol.

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Loses Black Pearl,
Cost 300 ,OOO Francs

i‘aiis. Feb. 16. —Prlncess Lora
of E\lbania. nee Helen Kelly and
lornintly tit:- wife of Frank J.
Gould lost a black pearl valued
at 30D 000 fiancs from o. ring
last evening while dancing in a
vestaurant in tho Montmartrc.

l‘hc Princess was dining with
Geotges Carpentier and the bob-
sleigh (I111mpion Lamber, and
discovered her loss upon return-
inf: In their table after a. dance.
Immediately the champions and
nearby millionaies. dukes. mar-
quises. counts. waiters and musl—
cians went down on their hands
and knot-3 and hunted high and
lH\\'. but to no aIail.

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UNDER CARGO
OF SPINACH

 

Important in VVest-
port That Bail of
Men Is Boosted '

MANY RAIDS

State Police“ Active in
\Q’estport and Greens
Farms— 850 Gallonsg
On True

II’1.1 ll’t')lx”,l' 141311, 111.
lIan increased the $1.
which they have been

 

~~ State [’0—
SIHI bonds
holding

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'l'ony'Tagltafez-o and mum reacts"

0f SUV! York,
to $5)."“'-‘ and 55.0““ respectively, as
additional information
probe which began
lllllllI..tllulll)' the arrest of the
lilt’lt Saturday evening. The authori—
Iics refused to ll‘ttllic public the sub-
tlIII iniorinuiion obtained
by thum. admitting only that both
1111.11 ll.’l\t! ['U‘LllJl'llS 111 previous ur-
rists lll UUUIlI'I‘lN'tli I‘or liquor I:t\\'
\lOlttllUllS.

The :1 I'I’cst

alleged rum runners.

a. result” «11'

lll;t,'t)\ tired in tlic

til 1131‘

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(1. 'I‘Etglltll‘I-l‘n ulltl
l’-.~Jotu by Sluiv l'oliconicn John
LZIItnizIII :tiid \\'illiunl Silk was con-
>tiiIIiti.’.IlI.Il \Iiiilc Surat-nut \Vultm’
l._\lllll:lll, lll cliaigo 111' the slate po-
lIL‘L' Intitut’ks lltl'c'. was directing
l‘LlI'lS on stores and 11011105 in \\‘est-

 

port, and l-‘uii‘llcld \\'llCl‘U liquor Wits
>ui-.l to l't'thllIy obtziiiicd.

Utiliiittn and Silk were It‘ll. on 11111}
the hurraelts on thi- l'ost roud
ctunoui'lugctl
ugh-table truck pass by in the dime-5
Realizing that

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llUll ui‘ Bridgeport.
it “:15 ‘l'illlltl‘ :1. late hour for \Cgb-;
litiiles Io be (I‘JIIH‘DUI‘MJLN to market

ilic pullt‘cnlt'l! started alter the truck
and 0\l",l‘I0’)li it. on Lighthouse curve.
and his helper objected

'I‘lit: tll‘l\t‘l‘
to anv search by th-I policemen out.
lllL‘iI‘ icmons- 1’. "are \I Is M Ito until.

each ()1
«li5u0V-
spinach

l'It" mg
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gallons capacity.
under a covering
macaroni boxes.
The gas and oil station. known
ilie Lone Star, on the l‘ost road in
Greens Farms. was visited by Sor—
geant Lynihnn and trooper Stanton.
.\'keg antl~ two jugs, containing
abou‘. twenty gallons of liquor. were
woni‘iscziicd, and John Clamer, the
was arrested. Clamer turned
over the deed to his property as a
bond {or his release until tomorrow
morning. when he is scliCdtllctl to
be tried in Town court.
in I-‘airt‘ield the police
ldlds aureSting Salvatore Cappello,
owner of the S“ itch Stoxe 011 the
Post road where they found three
gallons of liquor, wine and coloring
and also confiscating three quarts
of liquor at the home oi." Charles Ai—
len in the eastern section of the
1.’.oIIn Allen “as not at home when
the raiding party arrived and “bile
he had not been apprehended today,
his arrest is momentarily expected
Cappello was taken to the Third pre-
cinct; in Bridgeport and held under

a bond of $350-

MILK DAIRY CO.
\EVV YORK. Feb. 16.-The
Dairnnens League Cooperative As-
sociation. Inc.. today announced the
purchase of the country properties
of the Keystone Dairy Company or
Hoboken. N. J. Transfer of the pro.
parties. which are located in New
York,’~1ew Jersey and Pennsylvania,

was made today.
'lhe properties purchased consist
of eight fluid shipping plants.

The citI' branch of the Keystone
Company will not be afleeted bythe-

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Above. " “Obie."

Dickey of the ( ave City
Illa shaft {'12

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Deputy Slirrifl H. 5. Stone 01'
Smith (SI-me. Ky” with the
tnmnns bloodhound brought to

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Floyd (‘ollins' dog. who has been keel Ill 11 c -
'ing " ml at rue" mouth of Sand Cave. 2 1‘ III! e”

e Rev. C. K.

Methodist church ofl’ering prayers o‘er
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Stind (Inc to carry food to
Howl iollins. IIntnmh‘ed in 1 its
depths.
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FISHING BOAT

REPORTED SUNK,

8 ARE MISSING

GLOUCESTER. Mm. Feb; 1_6V.—

 

 

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schooner Republic with the possible
loss 01 8 lives was reported today to

the Gorton-Pew

owners of the schooner..

messages from Nova
Republic. these messages said.

Vessels company.
by radio
Scotig The

“'35

in collision of! Cape Sable at 8 p. In.
last night with an unknoIVn vessel.

Captain Peter; Dunsky

and 6 or 7

men were unaccounted for. 12 mem-

bers or the crew having landed on

the island.

The= Republic sailed from; (glau-

ceste :December

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By The .\\5(K3lfllt‘ll l'rt'>>. brought in iIui‘ '.I 01'" li.-.cl l||}e)]
(311117.“th rot». 113.~»\'\'hen llor- I 30"“.
are l.o\‘e, torn by machine gun IiIiI-' Yesterday l.I1‘ 1, siill :11 l11> s-xII'tIh,
lets. “‘HS II'uitiIIu‘ 101‘ (li‘ttlll in Mil Inis Nomi-Al h_\ .I iiuliII-mun because
Man's LIIIIII. I do: >.1I11l llir‘ III'IfllIIE—I :tutunmluln limited :1 lirensc '31:.
Yesterday ll" SIIIIII AIIII' t’ug. ’ \t lliI‘ >11l1111'l11111 station lie exploit»;
1 ‘10"‘1_ “uw ,In.l.nI :1' \‘m'thi V 11‘. l11< search. V _ , 1
Western l'IIin1>iiI. “I.".'\' s-IIIIIII I "\\'11_I’. IIe‘I'v .1 do: lil<~- hot." the
“Ollllllf'tl \llllll‘ IiulItIIIi; 111 11113 .‘Y‘e‘gargnniil mgr “Caught hint—it
gonne. II lion tho; doc. II'oliInr. then I 1001; hnli‘ 3 dozen Hf 115*:11'101' he
working for the‘ (lei-1113.11 ‘ud Cross 5 had smuwl folks on llll‘ roads. llu
found him. II-Ini hack for III-iii :1th I looks lmlf i:‘:ti\t‘Il; he's scheduled to
brouu’lit surgeons in‘ the >1rivlu’liihe shot in tho nznrninn‘.”
than. Later Amerii .111 ’oi’<’~’s “ll"; "You'll lI-'1\I‘ to sham l'l" first."
turo-tl the position. and \\'ll(‘7‘ Low- 1.0“. gm].
returned home he brought TloliIutzg Bolivar was brought in He was
About :1 month 3:" LOW. with zm~ . :IliiIost :1 SkIII‘TOT‘i. lItII Le cleared
other student, lust lit-liInr \IlIilI‘ 011.1119 room in one lifllllltl and almost
:1 hike. For days they searched in I floored his master with his joyous
E'Inln. Meanwhile reports \VI‘TI' ui'w’ilmz.

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iserial journalists in Ihn l’nltad States.
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DOG HERO OF ARGONNE, RESCUED
BY VET. WHOSE LIFE HE SAVED

 

 

M. H OF YOUNG, SAN FRANCISCO
PUBLISHER, 75, DIES SUDDENLY

SAX FRAXI Feh. iii-3L:
I”; Dr Young. of the MM sIIrI’i-."“ was the leading figure in the
, .. ' ;_ _Amid-II-lnter exposition in San Fran-
‘fin‘ ”f ”m ‘h‘m‘nmg “ham or per VIeisro in the nineties.V He built the
Ifirst steel frame building in the \Vect.

"the old Chronicle building. He "1‘

 

‘lSI‘II. The Associated Press for :5 years.

one

1, “(JVI‘SerH r from it

theatrical hand ‘uill he“ sin-rim! on 11 Mill! l‘t'nfter the Eon Francisco fire,
‘bnrrowrfi $20 “01.1 New in 71,-»; only to abandon it for what “’11)-
S ' ‘ .. mm Randolph Hearst was recently
died he” m“ r.".2i.. H" m": “' 113m;- 11 to term the most. modern
I‘m” (‘I'l- *’ lit‘\\‘.<ll.'ll'ti'l‘ plant in the l’nited
His death “as .1.» ~11: lei; :I> 111..11) Stains.
in! (in "Yt"hl\ in his spot-IAII-iilur (”.1— . \II'SSUI.I\I IL“ Gnll'l‘l?
; . . . HUME, li‘vli. 111,—»Prrmivi' Mus—
reer II lllCl'l miivic hill” .1 national tlu— \I‘Illli 1.; 3‘1. but his inilisnosition. it
tth. Early liisi night h.- lllltl('l‘\\‘t'ni “as Muted today 5 not. of u serious
an operation for inIr>1mni tI’uuiIl-. 11:11:11'11. lll“ has :I Might attack of in-
T\\'0 hours l21tv’r lII' “31> IlI-nol ‘121101133 which he neglected for Sev-
.‘llr. 'Do Tnunu II :1,c :1- riiruem’ oi I’l‘fil Air-ls.

- . Bridgeport-“Priest h

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I: \l\l.\'~ it‘iDS1 3101111.

 

Becomes Pastor

l-‘l;t;>‘.\u, I‘.tl., l-‘--‘n. lIi. ~—Gcn~‘r;tl
” lllt‘l‘t'i >I-s in put-vs In the trade on
114-2 ‘11-"‘, ".1._ 'II-’~l"‘»‘
i) if“ H l‘ I“. 'l‘n‘ '.‘. . } v x,‘ (I, .he lft‘.‘ 4 l.tl\llltln\1 II Is resumed lo-
lll\’ , 1-'.t , :II-.>i.-.. EH «:1. .I- 1 . _ . .. 1
SI. Il-IIII ->' ll. 1‘. .hurvh ll‘ I'I‘. l... "i“ h" ”h, 3‘1 "M 1.111 m ('rm‘
. . - . ‘5' . >5 1 ' :i A .
;I‘t\ll'lt!~ pastor of Si. .\l:11’y< l‘llili‘ttr, I“ \ ”i‘ 1111 . l . H .. x
South (‘tiV-siiti‘v, \\'. IiIIrI>II:I.\‘. stir- H" I"'“ ~.1.. IIiI ~ Vl1\111~..1.5 a 1
‘ ' I ’ \Il ‘ _ ~ 1 .' ' I ‘ 1
I‘rtiiiiu; luv, II‘IIIInI.» 19.1111; 1.1m. 1.1.1”... 0. I t II‘III IN IN” Mfd‘:
in “.1.” MN,” I,” \ \h .h I. ,-, 111111111}. I..:lI 111. o-xt’wpiion «If {min
4 I . n ' 5 K . . ' u‘ I - »»

L...“ .‘\ “film. W; 4- 1’1.“ ._ 1.;..,I. Sun 31:11.} 1‘.w11.:-» llIonIpw-ns 1'324
P. V, \. Hun. |‘ AIM .— 1:. h; H, ”i... . i’up. \'. llll‘ll :ii’v Ittl\;lllt'fi ll l—‘J (Will
1”,:— .._ “fl“. “Add; |l\' l‘ lll' pr. III-11> st’liIII‘IIII-I. ’

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Durant Counted “Out, " Makes
Third Great Wall Street Coup

 

IBIG DIVIDENDS

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I CAUSE PROBE OF
1 BLACK FOX PLAN I

 

Government to Investi-
gate Scheme That
Pays 30 to
Cent.

CALLED O. K.

Hartford Man Upholds
Idea——Many Connec-
ticut Residents In-
vest Money

 

 

 

HARTPORD. Feb. 16.——ln\esti1::t-
tions by federal authorities into a
huge “Silver Black Fox" scheme con-
ducted 11) Dr. Frank ll. Gordon of-
Bangor. Me, in which many
ford and other Connecticut
are financially intoresiml.
started.

The government
probing. it is understood. the activi-
ties of Gordon “ho sold throughout
New England more than V83. 000 000
Emu of awaited} "m Black
Fox" contracts. IIlIlcli liaIe
dividends or from 30 pvr cent. to 7.)
twr cent.
1111 scheme. by which pairs of foxes
were sold for $2.000. then kept by
Gordon, who paid dividends of
"l‘onzi sizv." and allowed part in—
terest in all pups born. the scheme
has been carried on.

The enterprise is represented in
Hartford by Edwin P. Cnhill of 218
Ashley st‘ri-ei, who also represents
lir. Gordon‘s interests in this part
of the state. Two of his assistants
are at present engaged in selling:
foxes under Dr. Gordon'> plan in
Hartford.

Mr. (Tahiti. lllt‘ first man in the
state to go into the culture of silver
black foxes. yesterday expressed the
utmost confidence in Dr. Gordon and
his methods 01‘ doing business and
said that he considered him "One, of
the lI'I-t'llt‘Hl and brightest business
menVin the country and he has the
best business proposition in the
world." Mr. Cuhill said that he in-
tended to establish a branch in Con—
necticut for the propagation of the
little animals which could be lu’ed’
anywhere.

It is understood that since the in-
ception of the plan by Gordon in
19:21. many Connecticut people. have
taken adI’antagv of the. opportunity

75 Per;

llari- I
people I
has been?

inxcstigators are i

paid I

i'nder a complicated con-1

The Weather"
Tonight
Followed 11y Snow or Rain Mosaic?

Increasing Claudine.“

 

 

 

 

 

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Provo COLLINS

BULLETIN

By Associated Press.
CAVE CITY, Ky.,
Feb. 16. —Floyd Collins
was reached at 2: 45
this afternoon. He was

 

 

Idead, according to an

official announcement
made by men who had
gone into the cave
where Collins was
caught. No medical ex-
amination was made as
no physicians had been
able to reach the body.

I]. T. Carmichael was the It?!
man to no to Collins. He said that
th' luau was». apparently dead.

The (IIIHUIIIII‘I‘IIIfllll ol‘ the ilndlmi
nt‘ Collins “as "Ind-I by Dr. “'. VD.
Funkliouwr. goolngt of the till-
vor>i1y of Kentucky. ‘ I

Preparations were made for the
arrival of Major Moss and Cup“!!!
li‘rnncb, Illl‘dk'fll (“livers of the 110th
infantry. from Hauling Green. and
llr. “'lllimu "lulu-ti uI‘ (Wilma-0,111
g") 11) Collin.» ' i ,

 

to luItIst in the “farming out"
scheme. which paid such extraordin-
ary dividends.

GRAIN OUTPUT,
FLOUR MILLING
. VALUE LOWER

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' 1V-I>Iii.\‘t:'.'1'.._o.\'. 17911. 1113: )lttl‘k-I
ed (lt‘t‘l‘t‘ilN‘f‘ in the I.IIuI of tlin, out-I

 

 

 

put 01' IIIo major American indus-I
tries. craiikand flour milling and
beet sulfur. were shown in figure:
made public today by .

Bureau i’or “1‘33 us compare; e‘lllllll
1‘32].

The value at grain and flour 1.1ill
products dropped from $1,179.74“.-
13]. t0 31.049.744.167. or 11 per:
cent. dwspltc an increasr. in 111.,-
quantity of production.

 

i Hearing on Motor

Law Bills Next Week1

 

HARTFORD. Pei»: =1;.~Bills
IIhich D'JDOF" I'llilllf-ICS in the motor

 

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They do couched: sometimes. William’ C. Durant, who was I
counted “out" when he was- forced from control of the General .
Motors Cog, ii- now coming. new winning: in Wall 811:1 «11— I
noted, at Mme” This- l‘V his third grout coup in t stock
nuke: into-9 ’Dnunt,’ don; hulls-id

 

-Vwill be taken up iry the
Eon Roads. Bridges and llit‘eis

 

vehicle laws but are not considered

.1119 "big hills" of the session 01' those I

of the Motor Vehicle llepai'lmcnt.

Committee

 

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week. II llllI‘ State Iligliwu. .. Cmiimis~ I
sionor John A. nIucDondld is 8“11_\
iWhom the Matt" in altnlltlallct‘ .11 .1 1m— 1
tional convention. i
“’ith the commis>ione1 abs-1111 the
(ommlttce will not hold beatings on
highway hills and so IIlll 8\\ll('ll to
111010!‘ bills taking up those of appu-
rent lesser weight. 'In this “fly
tremben of the committee say. no

pun. 1111 be min committee not}:

I f( Muir .1111] 311 \_

yosil‘fi'

.‘lr. (‘nrmkhacl and \l. E. Pun-pi
I‘\1‘(‘llll\0' secretaries of the Shoe
Highway Department and pvrnmtbl
renresvululiu‘ of Governor \\'ill|am
J. Fields. were to m-ornnpnny "In:
physicians to Collins. ‘~

“Hank Mood about Illw mouth (4
|lhc shaft with lmpom-Is fixed. ant]
>11 tlItIrt- “'1l‘- "Illl‘ confusion or va-
«1111110111 011 the surface.

.\n nllit-lnl stun-mom “ nu prwnlsmf.
\(‘I'y MK“).

Physicist» “(‘l‘i‘ iIlII-d to um
mouth of the (‘ll‘l‘ as n prc'umvlnn
in who they Vll'l'l‘ needed.

Hmut-r I . (‘ nllh1~. brother or III‘
l‘lll‘llllll‘d 111ml. “11> 111 the“ uuml‘u
00 [In >lml'l lno>l ol the ill).

MOTHER IS DEAD

 

1101 POISANEIA "

l.l',l"l‘l ll l“.\l LS. N. .l.. l"- ll. 18%“
$31129 .‘lunssle lhItn-nII. 2.1. died 'todn}
:I llilV lIoIir> nit-1' II. 1' t\Iu—I1'.ir~olal
Im)’ lll‘itl‘l was 11-11111] lll'ild u! [he'll
lull)“ of 1m} tun :Iiiiiiitiisii- 'l'l d lrl the

IIImiiItI TIilI‘I‘ III! 1:.- written III tllI
IouIzIn indit . 1. .. >111. ltli IlV int: 1. lion:

1 Attacked A merit-ans, , .

Lose 7" tit-"r Appeflll

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lbl‘II-sth :IIIII I-..I- l.’:_I.I:1;I.n I. on last;
\oIIImlu-I II-~1»- Hl‘ll't 11w Al for .11- ‘

.IIIIIII‘Ilni: 'Illll HI 1iou>ly
J’.Iul (jitiushli. Amel’e

it'nn TIIINPIHIIHTIIN‘ --I1;1.‘;11I l" JillT‘ll‘
’40" culll‘gt’I llt'l” 'l'ltz‘ [Al'lI-‘ull ”will”!
riom “lilt‘ll 1:.1-1 1111,111‘ 111v chlul‘:
jut-tic: :1. 112-11 III-I :Ipmnl. ‘ which:

Imn druid. \\'l‘l'P Mireille
rigorous (Ioni'InI-tnmit noel; t0???
three. or the defagntlnnm and screw
years for the fourth. One of

now ‘lms

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