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CHARGE IS FILED :
WATEREL'RY. Courw March 18.
——Da.mel E. Griffin. 1:. T‘wznlng aVe-
nue. {11:5 cm}. was arraigned in City
court 1-. ».- } ws‘crd:y on I I
charge 0: mar._-.aughter. A: the re-
quest of 5;: counsel, Judge “‘ililam
F. Thorn.» the case was continued
until April '. under bonds of $1.000.
Grixi’lr. has. been arrested in connec-
uon with llie death of Mm Rita
RotchrL Frost Road. “ho died at
St. Mary‘s tospital January 1!. as
a result of inflJrEF-s sustained on,
January is, when eiruck by an auto-
mobile date: by Griffin.
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Instant relief
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pepper.
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quick. (flicunt \m}. .\'0‘ old Way
continues. Nothing else creates such
concentrated. such penetrating heal.
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you apply Red Pepper Rub. In three
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M Pepper Rub may save you.
Everybody Linda many need; Hav-
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\‘ALENCIBNXES. France.
March I‘d—3m 8.000.000.000
trams in capital are animated
by the Judicial “mouths to
have been exported from hora
chiefly to Belgium. in the last
three montha
investigating Magistrate Ten-
.iron has discovered that Belgian
bank‘s-a begun a ”somatic colu-
wtign to encourage the exporta-
lh‘n several months ago. and the
(\‘ldt‘noc thus far adduccd is said
show transactions with be-
:vwen {M and 500 persons.
Their business was done so.
.‘t‘etly but was revealed through
the ems: of a Belgian doctor at
it‘
the frontier. and examination of
the books or the banks With
‘bft‘h he dealt.
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as a. huhchback. his false hump
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STAMFORD. March 13.--'
Michael J.
department.
inztn'y
Detective Sergeant
Greaney of the local
narrowly eecaped serious
shortly afler 3.45 yesterday after-
noon when he was struck h an
automobile citrate: Dennis
of
automobile was being driven on
by
‘Q
Do
Bank street n: the time o! the ac»-
and Detective Sergeant
Grinniy had alighted from the po-
dice machine and was preparing to
go into the station house when he
new 9.9 machine operated by Nuts
rty coming down Bank sure: from
055111.
In an endeavor to allow once:
'Leszc: Ear to back the police car
into the garage Detective Sergeant
Grazer went into the street and
put up his hand to stop the on.
coining tulle. The car operated
rr Murphy struck the policeman
(in the side of the knee. injuring
s‘rc of the tendon: in that meni-
t-er. _
Murphy was placed under arrest
r;- the injured other who was then
taken to his home on Lockwood av.
genue in the police car by Detective
Sergeant Daniel A. Hannhan
officer Lester Hay. Murphy was
released on his own recognizance
pendzng the outcome of the injuries
summed ty Sergeant Greaney. In-
quiry last night. showed the: Ser-
and
: geant Groaney was resting comlort-
ably although there was still con-
siderable pain in his leg. as a resuk
o: the unfortunate accident.
in was learned that Sergeant
Greene) had made an arrest a few
minutes belors the accident. when
be arrested Harry Grandonio. 22. of
Cos Cob. on a charge of evading the
9:31:11!!! of a board bill.
SMALL COMPANY
FOR Egg TRIPS
The Metropolitan Inter-State
Coach Company. the first Jitncy con-
cern to organize under Connecticut
corporation laws for intemnte traf-
fic since the supreme court decision
of two weeks' ago lessening the
authority of state organisation in
the control of motor transportation
between interstate points. yesterday
file-:1 a. certificate of incorporation at
the omce or the eecrctnry of the
state. The company will operate
buses between New Haven and New
York. with headquarter: at New Ba-
van. The buseea will travel through
Norwalk on their trips and may
take on and leave panengcrs here.
No application has been received
from the company by the public
utilities commission to operate in
this state. The lncorporators. Ber-
nard Sebulss. Jacob M. Schults and
Ethyle Kapoinow. are all of Wor-
cester. Mass. The authorized capital ‘
of the concern is 050.000. and it will
begin business with 818.000.
Warns N ation of
Lackof Airplanes
SAN DIEGO. Calif. March 10——
Bpeaking before the Hammer Club
of the American Legion here Men-
day. Colonel Harry Graham. com.
mandant of Rockwell l'Ield. said
could make war so ter-
ribl- that the nation with an inter-
ior sir defuse would be forced to
"as: m m...
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scans of bombing and fighting
IND' will be the em development.
the Colonel believes.
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Provision for Conscien-
tious Obiectors Dc-
: footed—Stronger
; Measure Tabled
i STATE CAPITAL. Hartford.
_m 13.—The Anti-Vaccination
glam to allow "conscientious object-
:ore” to secure certificates from a
lphy‘elan and be exempt from vac-
ion-um was rejected by the House
yesterday afternoon. For the urn
time this canton there was prolong-
ed and somewhat animated debate
and a rising vote.
The Committee on Public Heath
and cum reported adversely on
the bill and lit. Russell of mule-
town moved that the bill be tables.
,This was lost. 3‘.’ to ‘0.
Reload.
Speaker Dal-bio declared the bill
rejected. Mr. Hoyt of New Haven
who was on his feet trying to
‘gct the speaker's eye. objected. and
'did so in a loud voice. Mr. Lincoln
of Aahlord mot-ed reconsideration
but admitted he was not in the pro.
vaillng vote. so Mr. Bell of
bury made the motion.
Then followed debate on the bill
which was shut 01! by the previous
question. Dr. Higgins of Coventry.
committee chairman. closed the ar-
guments against the bill and it was
rtjectod a second time with only a
few mica in opposition.
A urond bill would change the
pm: law in regard to school ch11.
dren to read “shall" instead of
“may." making inoculation compul-
sory. was rejected. This leaves vac-
l
cination laws as they are at present.
Ugh: N03.
Representative Light of Xomlk
presided tor a part of the season.
The bill to require uniform account-
ing by jitncy companies was adopted
after being amended making it cf-
fcctive on passage. Other favorable
reports weer on bill-extending time
for organizing the Torrtngton Mort-
gage and 111.19 company, and that
towns may establish slaughter
houses and to charter the Bolton
Electric company.
Captain Lewis in his prayer rc-
ferrcd to the "little Isle beloved by
1 many. ‘
The House rejected the Fedora.
tion of Labor bill which aimed to
setting up a code for plumbers‘ap-
piicable to other than cities-which
standardise plumbing in towns'by
have their own code.
Other nut.
The bill te‘eatend the time for
organizing the Danbury and Bethe!
Traction company and I
the Danbury Power nod Transporv
tation company with right to open.
ate a railway in Danbury. were,“-
looted on an adverse apes-t. it being
explained that the committee was
working on substitute bill.
Other bills resented vwere: these
providing that necta'ailwayn shall
paytnrcoetoi'repalrotstreetstn
the area between can '
Favorable report was‘made-en an
amendment to mimwr.m
Bridgeport Hydnulie companymah-
lng George 8. flawley comma-lensi-
te certify bonds 0! the compo-yin
place or the his Horri- Bt Bess-d-
aisy audio i-ua bonds loaning-
g:,gate value 0: one-half its me-
e .
County ~ a' m
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Sargent Wept
After Conviction
RL'TLAND. \‘t. Mar. 17.—
When John G. Sargent. Presi-
dent Coolidge's new choice for
the United States Attorney Gen-
eral-hip. was Attorney General
0! Vermont he was chic: pree-
ecutor in 1000 in the trial of El-
ray Kent at Rutlend {or the
murder of hill Della B. Cong-
don. a deaf mute. The verdict
was murder in the first degree
and when it was announmd Kr.
Sargent burst‘lnto tears and left
the courtroom weeping.
He explained later that he had
considered it his duty to ask for
the conviction of the murderer
but he did not believe in capital
punishment an! was opposed to
the taking of human life by the
his.
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COALHOLDM
Adoption of Oil for
Vessels Given as
Reason — 20 Million5
Marksjn Deal =
sum. Germany. liar. 10—-
‘l'he North German Lloyd Corpora-
tion has disposed of its one half in-
terest in the Emachor Lippe Mining
Corporation. one of the most valu-
able planls tn the Ruhr sector for
20,000,000 marks. '
The growing adoption of oil as
fuelugivenaathereasonbytbe
shipping company for the sic of
its holdings in the Ruhr corpora-
tion. which has an annual capacity
or 3.000.000 tons o! coal and 050»
000 tons of coke.
French Deputies Again
Put Ofi-Sufirage
PARIS. March 18.—The Chamber
of Deputiee Ill-in failed to discuss
the woman's sunroxe'blli yesterday
although it was the second item on
the order of the day; further discus-
sion being poetponed until Friday.
Parliamentarians
measure say that the action you-
day was in exec: to'sbelVe it (or an.
tuber year. inasmuch.” the agenda
is ee‘heavliy charged that it will be
a practical impossibility for the
Chamber to dispose o! the matter in
timsforthslenatatoactbetonthe
municipal elections in Ray.
The bill. sponsored by Deputy
Malaria. ot - latex-«allied debt
speech fame. waa relegated to the
rear,becau_ae_tba opponents of woo
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LONDON.
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18.—Another
March
0! high rank. came up before a
British court yesterday when the a
suit of In. ‘lturlel - Water-house
agalnlt su- Dnvid - Wilson-Barker.
Lady Wilson-Barker and R. P. Shel-
don went to Walter counsel at
the judge's request had vainly tried
to enact out at court a. sculement of
the aflalr. the mere mention of
which Justice Sir Nontaguo Sher-
man said was a “scandal."
One or the remarkable lectures
of the case—which was merely
docketed as “one involving "traudu-
'NeW
‘ In
lent misrepresentation" was the dc- _
earauon of Mrs. Waterhouse's.
counsel that Lady \Vaterhousc's‘
the princim defendant and that Sir-
Dlfld. who is a noted naval expert
and geographer. was made a dozen.
dant “because he is legally liable for
her wrong doing.”
Outlining the case.
counsel said i
.the victim of the alleged conspiracy:
was the late Alfred Francis “rater-3
honee. son of a wealthy family. who‘
first met Lady “disco-Barker at!
Harrogats .the fashionable watering 3
place in 1006. His widow was not
seeking. counsel declared. "to recon.
or money extorted from him." sm-
avows that Lady “flinch-Barker ec-
cured large sum: or money ll’om
Wailerhouse through fraudulent rc-i
presentations with Sheldon. g
Discussing the character oi lh-‘~'
case. which was barely outlined.i
counsel said it waa one or a kind
“which or late baa been too com—
mon. It it reprmnts in any way
the normal state or Ensmh society?!
he added. "then 1 am tempted to,
think, with exposure after expOsurc;
that strengthening the law is the;
only remedy. But. 1 gm sure it does
not represent anything but a wry
exceptional case."
NOT TO RE-OPEN .
JAP OUESllON,
i
By The Mind Pica. ;
WASHING'ION. Mar. ltn—Reporia?
that Tsumeo hiatsudaira. the new'
Japanese Ambassador to Washing-
ton. had received instructions beiorc
leavtng Toklo to reopen the immi-‘
graiion question upon in.» arrhai.
here. were denied today by the cm,
voy. i
His tantrum he said. were;
purely o: a nasal was-actor. de-l
signed to promote friendship be-i
tween the two governments. .
He added. howexer. that although5
the immigration question was re—’.
garded in the United Status as set-g
Lied forever. hope still was enter-3'
telned in is that at some luturef
date 1.. lap might be taken up
min Old another solution found ac- i
oeptable to both Toklo and Washing- I
ton.
SHOTBYBOY, .;
BANDITS,DEAD§
i
AM‘HC CITY. N. 1.. March is. i
—Edwin L. Tomlin. director or the
'l‘uckahoe National Bank. shot b“i
the boy bandits who robbed ll’lul‘
bank last may morning. died at
the Atlantic City hoepital early yce~
terday.
i
Flo was 65 years old. A
~Advertise in the Sentinel for the
beat resuiu.
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frockaoneniaywearthroughanentiredsy and f
at any informal occasion. ‘
CREPE SATIN—PRINTED SILK—CREPE DE CHINE
Menace. mvybhmgnemrnstsndfascina
in the printed patterns. Sizes 30 to 44.
“r m $17.75 .. $33.75
Early Summer issue of Ladies Home Journal Pattern Book n0w out,
1°C the copy.
Slated to Become
. Paraguay Envoy
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Kan, banker. is expected to be
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nor
DROP NISSEN
DEATH PROBE
SEW YORK. lurch 10.-—'l'lie in-
vestigation into the death lut Octob-
er of Ludwig Niven. {wealthy Brook-
lyr. diamond merchant. has been
dropped on the refusal of the grand
Jury in Brooklyn to take action.
Nissan had been trealld by a
chiropractor. and an autopsy show-
ed that he died or pneumonia and
septic. poisoninn. The investigation
was to determine Whether the treat-
ment was responsible for his death
and whether criminal charges could
be brought.
CCBAN AMBASSADOR QUITS
HAVANA. March lS—Dr. Cosme
Dc La Torrienta. Cuban
ador to the [tilted States. sent a
Cablegram to the state department
here yosirrdny announcing his re-
signation from the Washington post
mib-secrctarv of state Guillermo
Pail-"run“. said today.
Home in Sight for Homeless _‘ /
U. S. Envoy to London at Last
Ambass~.
‘.ASKSHOSPITAI. ‘
OFFICIAIS T0
0mg 3 311.15
’Dr. Rocks Calls Atten-
tion to Measures
That Afiect State In-
stitutions
NEW BRITAIN. Conn. March 13.
—Dr. T. Eben Rocks. superintend-
ent o! the New Britain hospital and
president of the Connecticut Hoopi-
tal anoclation. in his regular hoepio ‘
tal bulletin just issued. calls upon
the hospital «new. of the state to
oppose one bill in the Senate and
,two in the House. The bills are:
Senate bill number :of. which
iprovldcs that practitioners of alt
2healing arts may work on equal
sienna in‘ all hospitals receiving state -
.aid.
House bill number :95. which pro- '
'ridca that hospitals receiving any
amount of public donation must ad-
mit. oecteopatha to treat their pa-
Units in such bospitak.
House bill number 883. which
PM- that NI! state approvin-
tlou to a hospital shall not exceed
in amount what the hospital rc-
celves from city or town govern-
mant. nor more than is per cent. of
the arnount contributed each 313:
by voluntary aubacrlption.
BAR O’CONNEU.
FROM BALI. PARK
SAN FRANCISCO. March 15,-—
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the New York Giants. who was bar-
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