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Chapman on
Denies He Carried
Gun in___IVI thIold-up
Tt'IIs State Attorney Alcoril He Was N '
Dayldson and Leventhal Store ineveNrelv:
Britain, \Vhere Oflicer Skelly Was Mur-
dered—Refuses to ‘Arg'ue Mail Robbery
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Smith Ridge,
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umn‘onn. April 2. -- Gerald|
.pnuln‘e fate—his guilt or inno-
on a charge of murder—-wlll
-'l the hands of the jury within
. t- ‘4 hours. Both pmtlflon and
. l-"l:.' rested their case: at 12:30:
Forsees Ruin If
Women Get Vote
PARlS. April 3.-—The collapse
of society if women got the vote
was pictured by the anti-suffra-
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STAthORD. April 2.—A terrific
explosion shook the Springdale sec-
tion tOdI-Y. and scores of persons ex-
hibited signs of extreme fright.
when three sheds used as workshops
in the making of aerial fineworlts
bombs were shattered.
In one of the sheds was Michael
Luturra. who is partner of Joseph
Colandrelll. in the making of these
bombs. Luturra is in the hospital
with burns all over his body and his
hair mostly singed cit. He was in
the shed in which a bomb exploded.
and every bit of clothing except a
single shoe was blown off and he
Stand F
NORWALK I {Terrific Blast Shakes
Section of Stanlfor
sou'rll 'NORWALK. cons. THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1925.
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tions of his Gothiog including rem-
nants of an overcoat. were found 50
yards away. Two adjoining sheds
blew up after are reached them.
Two other sheds were unharmed.
The bomb plant is in a. marsh
some distance from houses. The
vibrationsof the explosion were
felt throughout Spring'dsle and
women rushed from their homes
and dropped to their knees in pray-
or.
In the Springdale school children
rushed to the yard.
It is uncertain whether Luturra
will recover. He is married and has
was hurled at least forty fcc.. Por-
two children.
...; 1v i‘lt‘l‘ the spectacular defendant 1
:. ..l 1» on on the stand for more than I
In 'li' '
‘Hli motion: of the t‘tldt‘nt‘c will
pr' wilted Ullb afternoon. It could
. u in determined at the noon 're-
.1» 1‘ Judge Jennings will charge
~i.r jury later today or tomorrow.
the bill to give women
which the Chamber voted
the Senate and now
pending.
“\'o
is again
one can
liAHll‘Ulilh. .lprtl.. 2.—-Geraldi
ilmpllau this morning took the the flexes, bald Deputy 371989
mlml in hi: can defense on a Lalagette. If Y“ P’flended to
'lznrgc or having murdered Patml- "a” “Emu” 0"“.th the
whole moral system and social
laws would collapse 'and mat-
rlage would be endangered."
man lame: Skelly in New Britain i
'.~' (J'htbcl' 12. .. .. -. ....I
t hat-man, cool and collected,
gists- in the Chamber of Depu-
ties today during the debate on
the
tranchise in municipal elections
in I
1919 but which was defeated in ‘
do anything
against the natural inequality of
,1 trol of Auto on Q)
Turn , A
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{Edith Schneider of 804 d
‘avenne, Bridgeport. was y
killed last night and four 0 -
sengers were injured wh .
Schneider's car turned turtl e
Idangerous Scofleld corner 0.1
i.
' Ridge about 7:30 o'clock.
V In the automobile .wit
;Schneider were her daughte .
.Grace Novell. 304 Courtland
Bridgeport; Angelo Mice. 8
~|b-.lkl'lg ill clear tones. denied he.
street. Norwalk: and Samue
l.” bl‘t‘ll ill the Davidson and Le—I
‘2 Mhal store in New Britain at any]
'Imc. it was in this store that. Skcl- !
of the same address. litre I
was severely out about the 1
Surgeon’s Needle Roams
Thru‘ Dr. Sloman’s Body
was able to better being on the operating table for
Dr. David Bioman
out yesterday for the first time after! an hour and a half the needle was
being confined to his home and a
New York hospital for a period of|
- ten weeks. following an
performed in New York.
I located.
After coming to his home in this
operation' city the wounds broke open Wu
and Dr. Sroman went to New York
Dr. Stomp was operated on at a to have it stitched. He returned to
New York Hospital over ten weeks his home and within a few days'
ago and during the course of the op-
eration a needle used by the physi-
cian was broken off in his leg.
tlms’ths wound broke open. This
time Dr. William McMahon of this
The. city stitched the wound up and Dr.
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raid. f -
“'on't Argue.
.‘tlc' di agr-md u an Chapman‘s
-. l‘SlL' L : l A: Iii-'LII Dublin 1'} . and the ._.._____ ‘
't;l.c.~> Ot'rill'l‘ straight into (her ‘ “7 I
.‘UE AL: -»r' 6):.“ :ul'i.‘ yllortally - o u n d e d I
'rlr ulth yet. i don't wish to go in-
‘c 'Ile as; all all. it has nothing Patrol Boat Ofi Race
’ ‘-\i '2 hi5 “lltlrf.” 0‘. murder. .
lllrmglt t'up Holdup Man. ' ROCk
g3. :-. ireci ;. allui at :. )luncic. ______
:-';-' 1.;.l. t th; '1 1-. 0! his arrest
ream. he ttllotzgittnhim rt holdup ABANDON CHASE
..n be sad. lie said nothing he-
“‘-. -kcd .1 5: . d '
p ..SzzAnother Escapes Same
Fl
'2 1.15 g.) .g." h.
‘3 V
.v'is own“ by Anderson and
“n... Ci .pm A said. The Satur~ ner. three miles south of Race Rock
:m‘ttm‘nn "fore the murder, Light. .
”.93.?” 11. he 5 1”" m Hniyoke and Henry M. Carlson. motor machin~
.‘rrz'lnxfifvld. Ma.~ i leaving the latter
York.
9‘ (-7.115 poke-55..
' .A‘. hitter asked
‘ ‘. 1A5:
"an
lurk in 1921 he sold ht: had not.
alum! four 'Clock 'or New
r..- 3mm _ H. win. b" coped the same fate when another
~21. i‘c Sitld. wing in: car ihibuilet tore through the “do of the
COAST GUARD
MAN [5 SHOT It
was murdrred. ‘
“'ht-tl Alcorn asked the unlllnohv;
“knees if Ilc had a gun when.
Tli‘T-l up Ull: ulull truck in New}
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".‘BKT'WEOII had, but I had not,‘
"T dc:'t wan: to argue this matw
While at Wheel of
F a t e When Bullet
Tears Through Side
-. toe.» .‘rlt‘l" fellow at btst,"
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' (1.; policeman a. highway?
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‘j with slighter injuries.
body while the other three .1
Mrs. Schneider was return
Norwalk. having taken the t
for a ride. when the sccid
curred. It is said that Mrs
do: belsgnosware of’ the
curve approached tbs
fast rate of speed and was
to make the turn.
Mrs. Schneider who was. fort
was the wife of Benn; G. Sch:
a clerk in a grocery store a:
State street. Bridgeport. A -
year old daughter also survivi
mother. ’
Coroner John J. Pbelan will;
ably hotd an inquest into the
dent today in Stamford.
DARIEN BILL
FOR HlGHWAY
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am on In»- lmpuisn. he said]
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and Le fired to save $4.700 he‘
‘2 or his person. I Of Boat
‘ .'.Ill')-L'I\(" rlnc ")Ulld Ill his}
he .al'I had heir. hencht b)" 13" Assoriated m
...-u nd-rson '1' Snean’s re-f NENV LONDON. A H! —Karl’
WE m,“ ..l! “a. fur him : Gustnfson. 33, chief boarswain's mate I
:Iilt‘I. "“c got “son thc coast guard patrol boat CG-
T‘PI‘ isyl‘ania Oil field." ”'7. “'85 Shot and mortally wound-
Adm-ts t or Ownership. cd early this morning at the wheel
...”. o L, lch discussed in m. of the 75-foot" as she started out
Iin pursuit of a mspected rum run~
s)
a.
rlxc
ist's mate of Philadelphia. asleep in
his bunk below ,decks. narrowly cs.
rpatrol boat. and grazed his abdomen
causing a. deep flesh wound.
The chase. which had only Just
begun. was abandoned when Gm!-
‘T can not tt-L
the time." hv
you Where I was
Alcorn when
needle began to roam around his
body. Ten days later an unsuccess-
ful attempt was made to get the
needle. On the second attempt af-
Charge for
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 2.—Ch.arles H
Duell. head of a motion picture
company. wag held for grand, jury
action on a charge of perjury to
HOUSE REJECTS
CHIEFADOPTI
H o u s e Favorable
Measure —— Some
The 0 t h e r Bl
Passed
HARTFORD.
April
2.—l
branches of the le‘slature yet
day had to act on numeroul repI
from the committee on engrai
bills. ’
which had slipped past the lost
of both branches and the offlct
clerk of bills. Among bills corret
were those relating
correcting phraseology er
to cumin
1 nin-rroan. April 2.-—The House’
10! Representatives has rejected the
bill for establishment of a State
.park on Sherwood Island. Westport. g pected to concur with the
Appropriations i action. passes upon the
, committee the bill calling for "00,-1The State Parks and Reservations
..000 for development of a state park
i referring to the
at Stratford Point.
CONDITION OF
BOY HIT BY AUTO
STILL CRITICAL
told
‘m concerning his
firm a . . .. son fell and the patrol boat nude , The condition of Albert Faulds.
- r-fifrmboc: H13??? “5”? Y°_" for the municipal wharf here. where "‘3' 0' DUI-“Ia brow-fly: Ohm" of 93 Water street. who is four
.‘u‘szi. n . ~41 4;”: 3:13:10 the victim was put ashore and rush- llnquency: fl" boarding O! childi veers- “15 519°“ 3” “u" 'critical
”mum from 5”,- “) state.” - ‘16 to the Lawrence and Memorial in private homes: returnstotbec today at the Norwaik Hospital.
r‘imrunan spok.
:nri had to be “a
.3 MISC his Yokaxifnggicumnf'fully conscious to the last Gustfa- and vendetta: acts of the U
""1". hear. He" 5 qtliet‘a'ld 3:3?! son never knew the course of the school district of Orange. w
_ ‘Wzd and a; l d 6‘ fatal bullet. name is changed to the U
~- ~» tumpe AOWD 113 Coast guard authorities admit school district of West Haven.
' -' Witness chair.
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.‘C 1'. WV
‘3. u'mgay pan .3 allows: are expected to take up the investi-
‘5 .3- LIQMIRES . -$1.255.' 00.000 gation. In the meantime. Lieuten-
Lj’atzinus ... . . ,. 91.6 70.000 ant Commander George F. Wilcox
P'" '11-'8' 7'51 i0,t"00 commander of the destroyer Dewnes
' temporarily in charge of the section
'll’tlZASI'RY LANCE base here. during the absence oi
VJASHINGTON
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.23 Treasury n-t
Associated hospital here. where he
died four hours later. Although
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in a musing lent-I
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His manncr sug-
ll
they have not a single clue as to
what vessel may have fired the
shots which peppered the port side
,of the vessel from stem to store.
Coast guard headquarters at‘
Washington was notified following
the arrival of the patrol boat in
port here. and department of jus-
tice agents and secret service men
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‘4
.1 young 1..
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'Ccrtiaued or-
engaging in a
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Pagc Two.)
YORK Cl.
STATE.
YORK. A
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11 ’2.——Tte New
8 siatem DI TS-
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Commander W. H. Hunter who is
in Washington, got a. board of in-
prll 2.—-l’nitt'-d
clause at close
f! usinetc March 3‘:t was 549th- vestigation under way.
”22.5983: . I The col-2:7. one of the most sc-
__ tivs of the local patrol divkion of
\ rnnsmamrldx snnvwr: 7s footers. and commanded by Best-
THAT FL'NC’IJOXS PROPmLY
. Over eight years *0 The Hut-ah-
‘.eid Motor Transportation comlany.
the
1'."
:ruck—and today this businesd has
grown to a vvonticriul succeseftil‘or-
ganizatiou
trucks—mostly of the Mack
This has been accomplished b
use of up-to—date equipment. r
executive force and ability Wbl
well-known locally as well as 1-
sections of the East.
St; Concord street. South Norwa
Phone 294; am: York office. 01 ‘ muss“. . do Job Whore ’ . in.
West 20th street—Mg' c Ever, 'W “ . 8 North and coders "paired abs. to m , '_
=03?- -aa'. Var-en»; m .. 21‘ .
swain John M. Gray of New Bodford
sailed last night for regular patrol
duty. During the night she had been
scouring the waters in the race.
Suddenly over the bow of the pa~
trol boat was sighted a. shadow. some
distance ahead. The form was ovi-
dently that of a vent! of-solne sort
although it could not be dotinitsu
pioneer in its Lot: in this lion]-
etarted in a small way wuone
with thirteen
mtor
House calendar and passed ye
dav follow:
commission.
of highways and brid'os in Do
word “trustee" in imminent
footing title to real estate.
misdoner on banking r7 trust
panics:
Adelheld Moll'a pen
Bills shared for action on
Specifying standards for con
d milk and cream.
Permitting street railways
handon car lines either with
without substituting motor bu I
Giving the state highway no
missioner the right to take land S
improving state aid highwm a
application by sslectmen.
Creating a World war memo
Creating office of superintand
All set. concerning the use of
1mm: ‘10 bars.
John Molnnshlin was
vestrrtlnv afternoon near the-Soot
Vet-well: railroad station. by Pure
man John Flynn. on the charge
intoxication.
ram this morning he was sent
ed to 10 days in the Women
by Judge George H. Vosburgh.
In the downtown
5
dj
Faulds was struck by an automo-
bile operated by Ramon J. Larrauri.
of Grove street. and suffered a
tractured skulL
CLOTHING STORE
ROBBED OF $2.000
mLLlMANTIC. April 2.——Benia-
min Elsenberg. clothler. opened up
his store in Church street. this
morning and found his stock in dis.
order. Burglars had been in. pro—
bably about daybreak. and taken
40 suits of mens‘ clothes. ten sprint
ovorcoats and some haberdashery.
we loss was about 82.000.
A taxi man next door who was
out early recalled seeing a roadster
drive away from the rear doo- of
the store about 5 a. m. but thought
i was that of a transient who had
at up at the garage overnight.
“IUIJJGAN'Sr “(DMIEDIADE
ORlIIJJ'IIul ARE VINE; ' '
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,4“, the best of materials are
in mamas the same and orisoo
always used in cooking them
one all over this vista!!!
identliled. Immediately the patrol
boat. which hit! been lying .idle
with lights out. started to give
chase. a.
Local 0
CENTRAL TAX! 00.
m
No beta: platinum
speepet to!
(10!!) this n m Unit-M
Repairing Co. 111:5! know beer
-1.“ . .
in “man! mm
'whl ’00! t. Sum ”it ”pH-to
radiator tnomwbattbseesdi ”guise-minnow WW
rocket-wars Dairy
Duell' Held youflPer5ury
PARK AT SHERWOOD IS
> have
mum'- Homs Made antlers tor
Always sold in wased viper
Sloman continued to improve. I
Is expects to be able to resume.
his dental practice in Washington
street and Danbury in a short time.
Grand Jury
day after Federal Judge Mack had
dismissed the bill of complaint til-
ed by Duell in his suit to compell
Lillian Gish to make pictures only
f T his company.
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TEHSKIWANIS
OFCOMMUNTI'Y -
CHESTSCHEME
Harry C. Knight of
N e w Haven, Ex-
2;;
s Coolly For Life
Attorney Put Out
Of Conference Room
lug—Matter to Go
. Volunteers Charged With Gambling Get Hear-
Before Common Coun-
oil—“Doing My Duty,” Says F‘ritzell—.
“Politics,” Declares Connery
plains Points of Cr-
ganization
Accus is Firemen
How IT WORKS
Goes Over Entire Mat-
ter and Also Speaks
Of Objections to the
Plan
Members of the Kiwanis club at
their luncheon today were given
many of the details of the operation
of the Community Chest as it is now
being' used in many cities of Con-
necticut to take cars of various char- 1
itios. Both Bridgeport and New Ha- '
ven have had success with the.r
“chests." An attempt may be made
in Norwaik. in the near future. to
organise a "chest" along similar
lines. To get the details of the
"chest" the Kiwanis club had as its
principal speaker today Harry C.5
Knight, Vice President and General
Manager or the Southern New Eng-9
land Telephone company. who is at»!
so an ardent Kiwanian. i
Cllest Ides.
, Mr. Knight brought out the fol—g
lowing points in his “dress, etabero !
sting on some of them during the
course of his speech:
“Whether or not the Community
Chest plan is the final answer in the
financing of social work. it does
contain. both in theory‘and out of
practical experience. certain ad-
vantageous features which do not
attend fund raising by indiVidual.
agencies. These may be briefly de- ;
fined as follows: ' I
“First. it broadens the list of giv-
ers. The Very fact that the Chest
i
BILL FOR
The Appropriations body will not
receive the Stratford Point Park
bill until the Senate. which is ex-
House
measure.
icomtnittee. which heard the mess-
=uros. reported them yesterday.
MAY ARREST
' WOMEN FOR
BOUTON FIRE
may be
That several women
a recent fire which destroyed a shed
in the rear of the home. of Harry
Bouton. Bartlett avenue. was learn-
ed this morning by the Evening
Sentinel. ’
It is understood that these wo~
men threatened to burn the shed on
several occasions. When the stor.
age place was gutted 'by tire early
this week. the door was found open
and other suspicious circumstances
aroused the authorities. Constable
John A. Mills this morning said that
arrests would be made is Mr. Bou-
ton made a formal complaint.
my: SAYS DEFENSE %
functions in behalf of the agencies
(Continued on Page Three.)
' PLOTTED TO GET
HIS AFFIDAVITS
CHICAGO. April 2.—~State'a At.
torneya opposing efforts of counsel
for William] 1.). Shepherd to obtain
h.s release on bail pending trial on
a Charge 0: Killing with typhoid
erms his foster-son. \‘Viliiarn Alc-
Cliutocs. today had a statement of
Earl P. Clark. charging the defense
with plotting to obtain altidavits
Iii-om him in addition to those filed
'ycstcrtiay bei‘ore Chief Justice Jacob
napkins.
1n the statement Clark said he had
.story corroborating that of Chance,
3C. batman. science school hesd.3
hauled in court in connection with . who claimed Shepherd promised him 1 the store or James Nickles. 10 Wood
'SIOOJIUU lor typhoid germs and in-
. tormation on administering them.
Emmett
Good luck was experienced by
many Norwalknshermen who in-
vaded the haunts of the trout yes-
terday. the opening day of
trout season.
Frank Middleton. or Third street.
was one of the first out whipping
the streams. When he returned
early'yesterday afternoon he had as
nice a catch of trout. as anybody
‘ 3 Aged Men Killed
‘ By Escaping Gas
NEW YORK. April z.—Three
. 75, year old men. . companions
for several years in the German
Evangelical Home for the Aged
in Chauncey street, Brooklyn.
were found asphyxiatod todaein
their room. Gas escaping from
.8‘hmer. the (lune of which
‘hnfl been W caused
their deaths. Thirty other aged
men in an adjoining min ‘ :3
woulder to see. but he wouldn't
tell where he caught the speckled
beauties.
Robert Van 'Buren was another
who had lair luck. While Mr. Van
Buren only caught two ash. one of
them weighed over half a pound.
The prize nah for the day. accord-
ing to all reports. was that weighed
in at'a. local sports store -by Mr.
Kiddleton. The fish weighed
pound and a. quarter. Mr. Middle—
ton hopes to win a prize rod with
the fish.
,In the Wilton section. it was re-
ported that there were more ashore
men out than ilsh in the means.
mwsmm
1.08 mom and! t-asrvey
Indiana of m. former
otre Dame football 9m. and
Gases Dar-mend. motion picture so-
7
'stated that it was no good.
*tina said that he hau received the‘
the .
; Springwood section. they went to the
South Norwalk
ASSER- OF FAKE
$10 BILLS HERE.
Many Merchants De-
clare They Took in
Counterfeit Money
Yesterday :
GOOD WORK
Man i n Springwood.
Suspicious, Calls Po-
liceman—C a u g h t
At R. R. Station
Good work on the part of Patrol-
man Mill-OB Lockwood‘last evening.
pre.eutcu a mall giving his name as
rhillp bauammu. aged :18 )ears, or
39: 'lnoulpson sweet. ch lork city.
irom iioelng the city alter be into
peased. it is bedeud many counter-
telt 810 bias in the d0“nt0wu busi-
ness section.
ballastina Was arrested at the
South .‘0r\\'alfl railroad stazion, by
r‘au‘o.man Lockwood as he nervous-
been altered money 10 change “3‘ ly paced the plauorm waiting tor a‘
tram to take him to New tors city.
Late last n.gnt ballastitm entered
street and alter punhasiug a pack-
ag. 01 cigarettes handed him a ten
dollar bill. Alter .ountng at the bi l
Nickles lzandtd it back to him ant.
Ballas-
blll in another store where he had
changed a. twenty dollar bill.
Alter the man wit the store Nick-
los became suspicious of him and
went. out and lniorlned Patrolman
Lockwood of the atlair and the olii-
cer and Nickles set otf in search of
the man. After looking around the
railroad station.
where he was placed under arrest.
When the man was searched at
Ole downtown police station. a large
red of good money was found on him
along with considerable change. He
had none of the counterielt bills at
the time at his arrest.
Those on whom bills were passed
are Tony Cooco. 10 Wood street: Jos-
eph Heunsscy. 75 Railroad avenue:
Michael Joel. 8 Monroe street: Al
Bags. Baitroal avenue: Margaret
Packlamba. 17 Ely avenue;
rello. Washington street.
THE SOUTH WEI/ION
NURW
ofler
”Mamtomm
“I“. .‘
Jacob C. Van Boil-limo.
Alex
Rota. I Mulvoy street; Louis Cuneo.
South Main street and Charles Car-
Deciduous shrubs of all kinds.
Evergreen in the best am
Chinese. J apaness and European
varieties. dwarf and semi-dwart
grow-us for foundation plast-
iog around homes and larger grow-
ing ones for other landscape work
Prop
The cases of the sight volunteer
firemen charged with gambling lan'
Sunday in the Central Fire Station.
will be referred to the .Common
Council for action at their next.
meeting. it was announced last night
at the end of a hearing before the
Fire Board—a hearing fraught with
high feeling. At the finish of it Fire
Commitueman John Frineu'ordered
Paul R. Connery} counsel for the ac-
cussd. from the office or the Chief..
Connery refused to go. clnixnin‘ .
right to speech at any time. and
Frisssli called two firemen. When
they arrived he changed his mind.
and 10d the attorney from the room
ihimself. and shut 'he door.
Refuses Help.
Many of the volunteers present of-
fersd to "put Connery back in?‘
spin. but he refused their help.
“It is a star chamber osmium."
Connery said. "The Putnam bless
Co. will fight this to the last ditch.
They have 83,600 and they an will.
log to spend every cent to see that
Justice is done." .
"We have done our best to Jud.
this mam impartially." w '12
zell. ”Popular or unpo .
have gone fess-lent: in the direction
in which we believe is right. When
I took cities. 1 took an oath. a vow
-—it was given. and i shall try to
keep it."
The meeting Opened before the
Fire Board. cons?“ of Firs Com.
mltteemau John Friueil. Chief Bo-
gardns. and Deputy Chiefs Freder-
ick W'heeler. William Powell and
Charles A. \‘olk. with Connery. as
counsel for the accused men. at.
tempting to make the hearing open
to this press.
This was refused by the Board.
and Connery sad:
"i want that to go on record—that
the public and press are not outed-
ed from this meeting because of the
action of the accused men or my-
- self. We are willing to have it tried
out in daylight."
Fire Committeeman Frizaeli stated
that he would make a report to the
press at the close of 'he meeting.
The Bvidastm.
The bearing then began with lire
Chief George Bogardus telling how
he came into the Central Fire House
Sunday. and saw .evcn of the mem-
bers of the Putnam Hose Co.. seated
(Continued on Pas. 7'00
DODGE CO. SALE
COMPLETED; NOT
TO BE MERGED
DETROIT. April z.-An agra-
ment has been reached for the sale
of Dodge Brothers. Ines to Dillon.
Read and company of Sew Yerk. it
was officially announced last night
by Agni C. Schwartz, local represen-
tative of the New York banking
I turn.
I No purchase price was announced
Fouowing an all day conference
which did not. break up until non-is
eight o'c.oclt tonight. Mr. Schwartz
issued the following statement:
“An agreement has been reached
for the sale of Dodge Brothers. inch
to Dillon. Read and company. and
contracts of purchase new are be—
ing. drawn.
"Consolidation of Dodge with any
other company or commutes is not
in contamination by the plum
and current rumom of museum:
are entirely without foundation.
“it is the intention tint Dodge
Brothers, Inc. shall continue to be
conducted as an independent con.
corn. without change in policy 3r
personnel of management."
THE SODA EUCN‘I‘AIN
at the Clifford Pharmacy is boosts.
ing more popular daily. Folks who
drop to here for a treat of a so“
milk shake or sundae enjoy it u-
l
ciai is to be had here.
Paisley. Prop -AdV-
“town's lhtlnllut.
The (entity wsehlas when
ed and rat!) will be called for sd
“usually delivered to u."
minimum charge for any
is 15 cents Tr! i! thh wash.
Phone ..Wiites 330-“7s ‘
, r
.141”
it...
Wm 32. M- 8M_
door. Thu-critics will-sOOOOO'
thsbaslsof ”mousse-1;“;
was”.
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