Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 8, 1925 · page 4

 
 

SINESS AHEAD
FOR—900N171“

damental— Condi-
ns Best in History

1 I 0
.\ anon—Explains
ump .
‘, ORR. AprIl S.-—-Elbcrt H.
garnmn of the L‘nltm States
:rrporarion. said yrsterdsy
m 3 been a consmnrsblo reces-
s'wl business durIng Ibo
. tut that some Improvo-
' zsznme had been noted
- 51' of April. Booklng 01
rz-ron‘s subsldlaries. he on-
have reached About
; .. produclng capsclty
—-~.-:~-s runnlng at the rate
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condltlons. Mr. Gary
the best they had
.e business hlstory of
:«I offered promises of
era.- the next few
' szoel Industry is any
he added. thxsl
r‘ ”tees future

:rnpalrr-d by poll~
Mona! or any other
.7 the rtasons for the
lrt trade which was
-:‘-.~::l during the month
31.— Cary snld that the,
. 2.1 1321515935 activities
Toni-r; the election last 1131
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\th at l‘lfit Sign of [sudden
lrr-lallon or ”Ninth: !

. -' men and womvnl
-~~..-‘.-r.‘l:- against laid:
-.~ ». often 0.8! 5

L; ".«s: blood ls;
a‘vls which 3hr: kl'lneysl
out: they weaken
«e'Wc rk become sluggish.
i'ZZZl‘e tissues clog and the .

trcubl-:-. bladder]
decline In

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Rhine}: feel llke
-. you.- back hurts or-
cloudy. full of sedl-
.20.- an: obliged to seek re—i
“r 'hrue times during the!

suffer with sick bomb.
.L.‘2’ :*..‘\U'JS spells. acid!
,r If vou have rheuma-,
the weather to bad. 129-
r: 10;.- c.’ good water end

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"-t- t-s-lr pharmacist about l
.r.‘ -5 of Jud Sal's. Take 1
~77 ’ :n a glass of water

 

«1'35“. for a few days sad
:2 may tho-n act fine.
urn;- salts I- made from
c: grapes and lemon Juice.
. will: isthta. and has been
to help flush sud

 
 

'- “are
.. 2': -:.:-;eed kidneys. to noo-
u-a -' ~ acids in the system so

‘ no longer are 8 m of Irri-
. "we often reltoflng bladder
vrders.

a1 Fart: ls inexpensivezlcu but
makes a delightful m
q-wator drink Ind m
. home. because nobody can
I‘- a mlrtake by ham 8 £006
3-,“, ?'152~.lr.g any that. 3! :1]
Fave your physical £11!!!an
-’ '-::;::;-5 3.: least twice s you.

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; the first exploslon occurred.

Ellce here for thelr billeten’. action m'

:0: Mrs. May Irowbridge. at ‘6 HI!!-
lslde a\enue.

. have entered the house by cumbhrg

, bridge.

 

 

for the
loeslllnltoltbo muons. Kn
Km: Klan uleglng funds bod boon
rmlospproprlstod. dleslpoted sod
WW‘. won filed In Chest:
court yesterdsy by Dr. w. 8. fiors
gnu sod A. J. Owens Infill-nuts
agent. recently suspended by the
Stats Insurance m. -
Tho potltlon charged tbs toot he.
then 830.000 had been collected by
A. D. Gear-gs Kleosls. and by A. w.
Hobmsn. secretory and tree-um
and that no report of the funds col-
lected u Inltlstlon fees. duos sod
through gifts to tho local order hsd
been msdo to the membersblp st
lune.

tastements mode by 311.1: agents
declared In tho peIItlon to have been
fraudulent were responslble. It‘
sold. for tho memberslup enroll-
ment of 86.000 In the country.

ONEIIANKIIIED
mlxrlosmn
OFIIREWORKS:

MW Severely Burned
In’Blast 111 Hanover,
Mass—D am age.
$75,000

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HASOVER. XII... April 8.—One
man was killed. sever-J persons
were severely burned and (Image
esumated at 875.00.") to 8100.00!) was
csused yesterday When a spark from
a. new mschme to: mumg powderi
ignited hundreds of pounds of blsck'
gunpuwuer at the plant of the Na-
Llonal r‘xreworks company hexe. A
some of small outldmgs used as
mixed sheds were destroyed in the
serles of uploslons whlch resulted
and the Sou.- lsrgu- buildings 0: the
plant were saved only after desper-
ate efforts of the :l-e departments.
of nine towns and the olty of Brock-
ton.

the charred body 0:
Goodwl: of hamner. an expert in
exploelxes. was found tale yesterday
near the site of a. shed In which the
It “so

 

Ajaynard

 

To ‘Answer ‘ers”

By CLYDE B. SCHI'MA. .
nus-u m. n-u-mu- Service.

(This Is the second of s mnsbls
ssrles‘lbf ten nrtIclt-t prepared espe-
clally for-the Evening Sentlnel by
Mll- Schumsn. a. national authority
on foods.)

Would men make a better job of
feeding the famlly than women?
Seelng the meals In lhc am
home and contrastlng them with
whnt men eat outside. It seems pro.
bsble (hot they would! But the
burden of mesl-plsnnmg and meal-
maklng falls on the woman. It Is
no fight one. And It Is as much
the man's business as the woman's
to see thot the children are proper-
b fed. Feeding Is a parental rs
sponslblllty and should be a joint
one.

Apparently. men are rullzlng
wbst foods ere requlred for besllh.
Tram-travel is lllumlnatlng. Bear-
Ing In mlnd the {our purposes food
must service! and the need for milk.
frult and green vegetables as” well
as cereals. meat. eggs. in the dlet.
the nutritionist often feels llko
hsndIng over mul-plannlng to the
men after contrasting the meals
each sex cheeses. So often on
trains. In restaurants and cafeterlas.
where the woman take 3 cup of
codes .a man lake bl.- glsss of milk
and—notice who has frulr or orange
julco invariably for treskfsst A
recent Incident emphaflzes this fact
forcibly. '

Sitting opposite a woman with
her child on a. long journey. several
thlngs were obvlous. There was. for
Instance. no lack of money and good
taste—In— clolhes. The little girl
was beautifully dressed but she was
permltved to est all the foods that
were not good for her One meal

of putting more sugar In her cup
of coffee. It was allowed. The dis-
tressed expresslon on the faces of
two voung men sitting near as that
mother fed her baby swee‘ened
coffee was sIznlrlcan'. Just one In-
stance our of so many. Often. lho‘
very woman. who before rrnrrlmre
followed a. profession that should
have taught them the need for cor-

 

.uenuned by ratans o: a Knife and a
Watch. .
Tao: shod Its-:1: had been demol-l

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.lsl;ed and the new machlno which,
' was being tested today at the plant;

for the first time. was blown Into:
fragments. Ozflclals of the com
party In making known the cause at
the explosion said that more than
2.900 pounds of black gunpowder
had been‘n the mu: building at Q.-
umc.

Bridgeport Police
Get Burglar Suspect

ERIDGhPORT. Apnz s.—\\‘-.llu.m
sampson. fortyoflve. formerly of
\Vhlte Plalns. New York. was plcked.
up by Brldgeport police last night
and arrested as a burglary suspect,
in a 820,000 :ewel robbery commu-
te: a: New llaxen. April 3. at the
house of Mn Msy Trou—bndg‘: of 4-3
llzllsido avenue.

Sampson. who is also known as
\t'llllam “fright nnd ‘13Inger” claim-
o.d to know nothing of the than. mm}
Which ht. will probably :2- charged:
anal pollce duCllll'u that no sign 01'
\aluables was found about his per-
son when arrested and searched last

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nigh: before he was taken to NLW
Haven. . ,
In: only clue git‘en Bridgeport;

-\.let3cli\-€‘fl “as hls duscrxptlon and

New Haven authorltles praised po-l

making the capture.
NEW’ HAV EN, Apr. S.~The home

was broken into last
Friday ewntng. and the burglar so-
cured :ewelry \alucd by the owners
at 820,900. The gems were the pro—
perly of Mrs. Trowbridgo and he:
daughter. Miss Rachel Trowbridge.

Shortly before th': robbery was
Illscuvenrd. Mus Trowbndge went to
her room on the second floor of the
house and took off her rings. brsce-
lets and other 3owelry before going
to tho kltchen to make some coolly.

The famtly was at home when the
robbery was commuted and it Is sold
(hot the thief picked up a. ptllowcsse
and dropped the valuables Into If. as
he ranncked the upper part of the
house.

A valuable pearl necklace Is sold
'0 be the most valuable _pieco of
mwelry taken. The :11ch is said to

.1. post In the rear of the house and
entcfln‘ the room of Mrs. Traw-

_________————
DIJIB ANIMAL WEEK.
BRIDGEPORT. Aprll 8. — "Bo
Kind to Dumb Animals" week wln
be observed lo the city next week
under the supervision of the Con-
nectlcut Home Society of whlch
L. B. Burlow I- loosl agentJ Tslks
will be given at the grade schools
durlng the week by Bsrlow and In-
“at Henry Gulchard.

 

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”mammoth“
npmmm‘vWOCOmW

3 kitchen move.
to 1131. mod. on MVO

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rec", feedwg. are the worst offend-l
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Do Men Know More About Nutritious Food
Than Women‘l—Restaurant Eating Seems

the child clamored for the prlvtlflgl .

 

Feeding tbs funny moons toodlng
the ma. the woman sad the child-
rcn .born or unborn. I! II m
Important to roslloo .tbst If s moth-
sr gives her union bob! n W
of health snd then further aub-
llsbes that foundsuon to CI!!!
childhood. It connot readily be “-
dermlned. Whom’tood “90138
doosnotdoummlnlnleryonn
If It hos boon W In the pur-
enlsl months . nod little attention
bold to It In oobybood. As ~Mary
Scwa Ross m:

"One year of good feeding st tho
beglnnlng of life I: more unportsnt
than ten one: low.” _

Another slgnlcuttd fact In that
apertures“! work In the onlmsl
world lends us‘to‘bollevo’tbst' the
nutrition of the mother elects her
descendants lo the second genero-
tlon.

In plsnntng mods. thou ls little
difference between s man's end 3
womsn's save that the letter ro-
qulres about {cubnfths so much.
But she needs more Iron and should
therefore on: more groomvegstsble
salad or troll then ll’ ovens. men.
Both should Include fruit and cor-
eal with the usual tmkfut. An
(1: an be added to advantage
three or four tlmes s. week. For
lunch a thck vogctsble soup Is do-
slrsblo In cold westhor In “anon
to the ordInu'y menu sod greens
as well so s pudding mode with
milk. or frnlL‘sro s good supple—
[ment for the average dlnner.

. Durtng the first year.‘ mllk ls s
baby’s food. It should remain the
staple Item In the second your.
Chlldren's foods snd sdults' food
are not the some, as fathers end
mothers should resllse. It Is no
hardship for children not to be al-
lowed to eat food Intended for
fgrown-ups. Parents should no
. more lhlnk of sllowtng them the
some foods tbsn they would of let~
ling them dre- In grown-up clothes.

“re shall return to baby dle‘. and
food for children In greater detsll,
'lnlcr. It is an Important port of
feeding the fsmlly whlch should be
Pane joint responsiblllty of both
father and mother. I: It were so.
many present anomslle: would be
hardened.

 

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I Under the

Reading Lamp

By BATES K‘s“

 

 

It'l lnlerv-stlng to note that "The Green Hat." ulcbscl Arlen's Inter-

eselng tale of the llfe and death of a lovely. romsntlc nod reckless young
lady conllnur's to be: one of the six best sellers at Bretsno's. lts s Doran
book. )licha»! Arlen Is an ln'ervstlng :.oung mu With a. moustache. He's
:0: ma~r1~d :t- ref-3r he would know all about women.

 

"Lyon.

.Xnofiflel‘ of 1.1:».- s..-1lcrs" Is the much talked about ".erow'smdrcb"
by Mr. Slnclslr LeWIs of ”.‘laln Street" and “Babbitt" fame. Critics who
should know whereof the) spezk hays set his latest “for: Ibend of the
latter two for llterary tuchmo but say that the story Itself b not as good
13 ellher. Its all about we struggle of a. scienttfic Ideallst against the
naa':-rlallsti«: force: t5 hls :enerall-m.

 

Genius. low and -:‘-.~:tln,v Is the motlf of ”The Constsnt Nymph" by
Margaret Kennedy and as such offer: a humorous and psthetlc study, In
turn:. Doutleday-Page.

 

"God‘s Stepchildren.‘
drama of misc-‘gnailor.
. .liln; lmgnjg .

my Sarah G. Myths. 3 Lh'ertght book Is the
through four generations 1: South .tfrlca. ~.\n

 

 

Rafael Ssbatlnl’s romance of the revolutlonnrv wsr dsy'l. “Tho Caro-
llnsn" ls selling fast. Houghlon-leflln. If It's snythtng lIke “Capta
Blood" or “Scaramouclge” its du-a for a long stand as s best seller.

 

“1 Somerse' Maugham. author of "Raln" ntich, both as a short
story and as n play. we consider among the most remarknblo of theIr to-
spectixo type bf contemporary lv-ltv'rs. IS author of ”Tho Painted You" for
which there- Is a stradh} Increasing demand.
a new angle on the tlrne-worn trlangle theme.

 

Speaking u
which is hem; 1:»: just now a: llretano's M the “Llfe of Abraham Lla-
coln." a Hobbs Merl-Ill book by \Vllllam E. Barton. Thu book offers an
exhaustive Hography of the martyr-president. lt brings out several new
detalls and L- the life-work of the author. '

 

“2.1 Rogers. Oklahoma cowboy humorist. stlll manages to keep his
"ltllterate Digest" 1:. constant demand. A. and C. BonL

 

Not satisfied wtth lb».- success of "The Amertcsnlzauon of Edward
Bolt.” this wrlrer oaers hb new biography “We Thirty" with ever In-
creasing sales reported. It ls a. Scribn’T book of remlnbcev of 80k.

 

Then there us “The Guardsman" by Franz Molnar.

 

For those who llke verses of chlldhood written for sll ages. "when
We Were Very Young." M; A. A. Mllnc I: Just the book. It's by button.
They're clever. happy yerses.

Ientered the place after Sergeant
; Michael Amoloky and Detsctlm
- )lalonQy. Murpb and Messnuro

hsd forced their m In nod touted
the llquor. Ho wu bold-on bonds or
8300 and lockod'up so the Second
Precmct swsltlng trlal In the Olly
Court this mornlng.’

The embushment celled ”The

DEN; MN m Sunken Gurdon." oondsts'of s 2113'-
,cellsr room with I. long able and

zsbout a dossn churn. All windows
Bfidgebort Police Find ::::.:.:*:‘:.°:.‘::.“'::.:“.:::
vausands o f 631- slued with W o: oil-doth and
lons in “The Sunken
Gardens”

canvas. The -wu3 woes crudely
. decontsd wltll‘ gaudy W The
lshslves were mocked with all types
-'-of bottle. contolnlng every known
. v-srlety of honor. wblcb police think
BRIDGEPORT. April 21,—; cemi‘ was nude on u.- m ‘
In e renr of 46-48 Welter street.g In the room but to them.
mtcd out“ an elaborate drinklnsrpsrlor were demos of boa-rel; sll
place. sod coiled on cards of the flllodwttbwlno. ~Tbrosoudroow
owner, "l'ho Sunken Gordon.‘ was were found. I: took tho polio. poo
rudodbydetocuv-oftbolnvssttgn- trol m tripoto any“ the
use: Burma lost nkbf- The! found Ham ' ‘ ‘ '
sewers) thou-sud gallon of whiskey Geno refused to an police snv

 

 

 

 

 

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BY

Only'thleDeslerOp-
posesl’lanfor Com.
pulsory Insurance

Clause

HARTFORD. Aprtl 8.-—‘rbe leg—
hlotlvo Bonds. Brldges and liner:
committee condd‘od m ”3'
smendments to thb Honor Vehicle
set drafted by some Motor Vehicle
Commlssloner Robblns B. Stoockel.
smong them the proposed law re-
Qntrtng proof of w respond-
bluty for motor vohlclo owners who
have figured In accidents.

The compulsory Insurance bill. as
it Is termed. provides‘thst owners
who have been convicted of rock. g
le- drivlng. drlvlng under tho Ill-i
quenco of llquor. svndlng responsi- ;.
bully. for responsibility In fstsl sc- 9
cldents or In sccldents audng prop- g
crty dsmsge In exce- of 3100. shall é
poor. n financial gunnnteo wtlh the;
cute to Insure claimants “also,
them. l

Only one sutomobllo deslsr op—i
posed the messare. the Sale Msn- ;
ufscturers' and Stste Automoblh :
Dealers' ssooclntlons having reg”-
tered In fnvor of the bill. thh

 

 

 

for street or dress wear

$8.95

 

$9.50

R SPECIALS
' COATS

Latest creations in silk and flannel dresses

All the season’s predominating colors and styles. Sizes 16 to 54.
Wonderful Values in Sport Coa ts

Suede—Soft Materials—All Full Lined. Sim 16 to 44.

 
 
 
 
 

 

was explained as a lifeguard to
the publlc endangered by the class
of drivers It will affect. Lf pus-ed.

‘ALL ALTERATIONS FREE

 
 
 

 

the measure becomes apex-sure July
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The only Opponent of the blll.‘
Mr. Elmer of the Elmer Auto oom‘;
puny. of thls clly. argued that the!
proposed lsw would add “sales re-
sistance" to the slready long llst of
uutomoblles. He quoted figures
lndlcstlng that many dealers have
gone Into bankruptcy since the first
of the year. -

The measure. Elmer declared.
would result In I more reckle- st-
tltude ou the part of careless driv-
ers. Car owners. he said. would n:-

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Exceptional Values

$2.75

EASTER MILLINERY

All the season’s latest styles and colors

 
 
 

 

 

t'urally have to take out Insur-
snce. Inasmuch as most of them can;

 

 

 

 

 

not post 810.000 with the state. and
their attitude would be one 0‘ “let
the other fellow pay."

He felt that the poor man was en-
,mled to own a car. pointing out;
that any added monetary burden;

 

 

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5235.12.21: m. muons. Of Fatal Noroton cczdent
buylng s car. The law. he sold:

w<

,places ore obstscles in the way
lof the automoblle dealer than In
isny o'her lInes of bush-less enter-
yprlse.

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STAXPORD April. 8.-

Aria wuuum. 20-”:er Lsrcn-
.mont youth. we. released on 83.600
l'nder the tr-rrns of the propooedzbond yesterday by Coroner John J.
.lsu. the Motor Vehicle commission « Phelan, (OUOWiBI’ I "0'50“? 930‘”
'could stop out-obstate operators
who figured in accidents or wholon )lsrch . In whlcb. Anthony
violated the law from operatlng on'Dromchowsk of Wllkes Burro. Pt.

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’0: the foul suto crssb st Noroton,

It's 3. Donn book offering,

. b» at sent-rs. one might also consider the non-fictlon hold. I

. x
Hero the young
husband coum hls 0-": wife In dlsgulse with humorous results». LherIght. ‘

 

Connectlcut hlghwsys. Otherwlse‘
they are out of Connecticut juris-
tdlmlon. l: was explained.

The original blll would have N’.
qulred Insurance for clslmsnts
lbnnglng sults agnlns'. motor Vehicle:
garners on the part of all melon!
Isis. The blll was redrarted to’
affect only that-class of drivers who:
endanger the publlc. and t: tree?
other: of the l‘nfslr urden. ’

ESUNDAY spams l

 

 

: BILL now UP
T0 climax

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= Senate,

5

After Voting;
Down Four Amend-‘-
ments, Passes House
Measure

9 HARTFORD. April 5. — Young
vdown tour amendments offered for
‘the purpose of sendmg the Sunday
sports bill back to -he House. where
It ought posslbly hsve been defeated
although the lower branch passed It
last week. the Senate sesterdsy
adopted the measure on a win voce
vote.

Tbr: bxll. which Was Vet-36d by
three preumu governors. Holcomb.
Lake and Templeton. now goes to
Gowrnor John H. Trumbull for hlo
signature or veto. It Is generslly
belle\ed that Gcnernor Trumbull
will dpprme the bill.

Before the bill was pans-n! with-
out a record vote but Overwhelming-
‘y t in: I oce. Senator . Blngbnm
DL-elded. azaxusz commercializing
Sunday and a. good that New Eng-
land had slways Stood as s gulde
post for the rest of the country. He
cited Gowrnor Holcomb’s Vetoes
against Sunday bsseball and declar-
ed that President Coolidge's election
prove-d sentiment grounded on old
purltanlcal Sew Englnnd Ides...

Senator Mo rlll. of Buford. DICK-
ed up the Coolldgs reference sod
"-1111: She was wtth Ptuldenv Cool-
Idge on turning power hock to the
people and was willing to leave Sun
day sports to local optloo as tho bill
pros-med.

Alter Senator )I'oech bad chad-sc-
terbed the blll as s. “purely canner-

 

 

 

 

wu kllled. Coroner Pbelnn reserved
declslon. At the Inquest. held In the
:ouncll chamber of the Town Hall.
thllnrns admitted drlvlng the w
but-tdtbstbosoddenlyloucon-
trol of It when the stoorlng wheel
Jerked out of no handy Tbs ctr
crashed into n telegraph polo on the
south side of the Boston Post rose.

WIIllsms blsnmd tho dllnpldsted
shspo of the sutomobllofor the sc-
cidont. Hz- sttorncy. George :1.
Sterne. ousted to produce the stats.
men: of sn sutomobllo snort tend-
ing to show that was the cause of
the accident. Coroner Phohn dl-
rectcd the statement he furnlshed.

This claim was substsntlated by
ertln Shsugbnessy of Dsrlon. also
an auto expert. sir. Shsughnesu
declared It was possible for the our
to crash the way It dld If It you
travellng from 39 to 85 miles an
hour.

“'slter Fnubel. Stanford polIco-
rnsn. told Coroner Phelnn. be nw
the machlns gotng’ through sun:-
ford toward Dorien on the nlght of
the schdent. He sold Dromchuwnkl
was asleep In the seat beside “'II-
llsms.‘

Dennls Reel-don. soother Stan-lo
ford policeman. weaned be new
Willlnms bringing Dromchowskl to
the Stamford Hoopltsl. where he
died. In another sutomoblle.

Taklng the stood In hls own de-

Driver of Automobile, Tells

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,to see some friends.

,lrw's house on Gullbert

_York. so we set
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fsnse. V'nlbuns told Coroner Phelan
s complete story of hls actlvity on
the day of the sceldent. »

“I drove to Bridgeport that day
I lived the.“'
myself about slght months ago.“ he

bald. "1 went first to Do Forest
street. where Thomas Chapman
llves. He wu not a: home but I

picked up Edward Chapman and
Dromcbowskl. who was llvtng there]
“'o went to Chapman's brother-In-l
street.

"Lster In the afternoon I took“
Drotnchowskl to “khan Beach with?
some gIrls whom we left and Elem-3
ed to Bridgeport. We went hock
sfter the girls hte.‘ to bnng them
back to Bridgeport but
slresdy gone.

"I! was geztlng
chowskl suggested

late but Drum-l
a trip to New
out. I: was after'
“‘her. “-1. go: there we
drove around a «hue and then
started back '0 Brldgeport. At Rye‘
the engine broke down while new
were passing over some rough road.’
“'22 rrlsde temper-cry repairs ill-1'
kept on going. I

“Dmmcbowskl was dozing at my!
slde. ““112?! we got to Darieu the!
steering wheel suddenly swerved out
of. my hand and the car plunged of!
the road. I was shaken up s M:
but not seriously Injured. Drum-l
chowski looked llko be m hurt
badly so 1 hailed a passing car sndl
took hlm to the Stamford hospltnl.;
where he dIed." l

Coroner Phelsn announced lnl
court tbs: he would tnke the use}
under advisement before msklng?
snd declslon. He ordered lellanzs'

 

released on bond.

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BRIDGEPORT. 41er 3.—

Judge “'llllsm B. Xsltblo's and-
lag of (sets In the Jscob levy one
together with reasons-for appeal.
filed by Attorney Henry Grecnsteln.
counsel for Levy. luvs been sub-
mitted to Clerk salon“: J. Flanagan
of the Superior court and on bclng
prepsred for proosnutloo to the
Supreme Court of Rrore. wblcb
will bosr Levy’s upped! durlng the
June term. ‘

The nudlng. written by Judge
llshbls who sentenced law to
we prison for s Mum term of
elght your: snou- d jury bold hIm

lgnllty of tronsporttng honor on sov-

encomts. contalns ll psgossodsp—
proximter 13.060 words. It So
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Levy’s Attorney Prepares Papers . _
For Presentation to Supreme Courtl

 

the right of the state to submit ash;
dltlonsl testlmony after resting Its
case and the defense hot! moved for
dlsmlsssl of the complaint. The
evldence entered sfter the court had
denled motion for dismissal of the
chsrges. It is alleged. cleared up
the points on which dlsmlsnsl of the;
complstnt wss Iou‘ht.

Seven other questlons to be mm
by Attorney Grocnueln. concern
Judge Msltblc's refusal to cnuge as
named by the «lo-tense. Five ques-
tlons have to do with alleged errors,
In the Jury charge by the court. The 5
Supreme court Is asked to dctel'mlne
whether the court erred In refusing
to let slide the verdict of gull”.

!t I. set forth that “the court will
be used whether or not. since the
crlmo with whlcb tbs seen-ed woo
cbnrged was not one Involving mom
torpltudehtbo .punbbmsm Imposed
by the court on cruel. Inn-nu old
Mod by hw sod whether or
not the one imposed. $14.99“. no
Wye.

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the ”Joseph W. Gllbort of tbh
dty wu mod for pronto mm
m s New of 815.000 to tbs
Pork W church of Nor-

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