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WITH THE
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The Weather
Fair tonight; Tum porn:
cloudy and warmer.
E: LISH ED 1870
Entered as second-class matter at the post office it
South Norwalk, Conn? under the Act of Much I: 1879.
SOUTH NORWA'LK, CON-it, MONDAY, APRIL 13,1925.
PRICE THREE CENTS
.I
<5:-
:0 rter‘ Emorson Browne
thor to beOnly
Summer Resident
cc lle 11h of Wife, Playwright Is Now in
ri/nna to Recover Health-Came HereE
if: eon Years AgowHas \Vritten Many
humus Plays During Residence Here
— E
,_ -'- Lin 1-. II 1
. 1-1 -}'<.\ right' I .
.. “1.3.33... First Commercml 3, .
1 \, . ._ ‘,1 . ' ' ° 1
. 11,113 1E4 . :‘lr Llne btarts
E \\' .1 3 """—"" E, ‘
1;)11c.x..u<,1. Apr. 13,—:1». Ford ‘
E Motor Company's plane. the first E
. 3. V. I 1.1-e-‘ commercial airplane on the Lit-—
“1-1112..E;E1:1-.E11w.‘ tron-Chicago air route. landed
“ \N"i-.n last her-:- toduy 11!. 11:13 A. )1.
E “3917‘?" 111-11,:01’1', Apr. ISL—The For-.1
Mire
Motor company today inaugurat-
ed “but is said to be [ll-.1 first
commercial air lim: to be estab-
lished in the .United States u hut
the :‘Aiaiden Dearborn," an all—
metal monoplane o! the “air-
Pullman" type. hopped off from
‘ " Z'l'L‘U .~,
't: L. '.'11‘1
lode-y .
im'ucnetl in
Nor-“all:
§T~ rt: :1 . .
I II,: .1I1I:II ’ lord Amp-art. Dearborn. at 9:21
E 1 V -l~“E A. M. Willi :1 Largo 0f oompany
, ‘E U" .‘ EL? mail and Lxxvrr-ss tor the Ford
3 l '1w:;'r \\ us. i
plant at Regents-ch. Illinois. near
L nrxj an l' . 1
1 Lhicago.
:,l:- r‘il!
_ 3.4 02.: r;:..;,1;r ’
ivl‘u'xtf'l 1.03955-
“rim-311
1'1) ARREST MRS. %
CUNNINGHAM 1N
POISON PROBE
‘ investigate SuspiciOus
Deaths of Husband
And 4 Children in
‘1 ears
SON IN HOSPITAL
‘Condition Unchanged
/~Exhume Bodies of
Family —— DaughterE
Taken Sick Twice
.\'».~'-u(-iated Press. E
.Ul U Apri1 1‘}. —-'1\<o Gary, 1
1-13- -. offic . 5 came to Chicagoi
in take into custody Mrs. An E
W 11.0 has hot-1‘,
uith theE
31:19
ill-«,7
r-l culxrr
1. 151-}
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5-,)"
23:. 3.
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171111111le
NRGIJNENT/
’hristiano Has
' :I v e Several
l1
,0 . r _ a V l'
Hw- Faken 1 n 3.1.
~ ‘- ’ . .1. - .
illllid hi F‘IIQ [)de ltlII
Lou 1 x
1.3 l.‘ ul‘. igirvgliam
Rained lure in connection
lion-51+ 111cm into the suspicious?
E deaths 0 her husband and four
' and the
vhildrru‘ in the last Six years i
poisonin-a of he: son, Liaiid. Jr.. non i
" :11 .1 hospital hers:
To Examine MIL".
Wire.
>.'
l
“
11
Cun-
3..,,1 t' l‘he muv- to return
L" U: )inglunn to Gary came While the au—
~ JEEP"): .- .liuriti s 01 Lake count} nhich in-‘;
‘ 1- . vvn:1-:..i.111:113t I
A 34‘EIL:\ ~12.“ liq-.ugtiuucri on Page Tue.) '
- v 3.13.} pr-
fill. s an Hour in
m! .\\'C.: Fined 32-)
E11
ROMAN, 0N *
WRONG TRAIN;
JUMPS; HURT
Falls on Face at South
‘ E , Norwalk Station and
‘ Is Taken Away By
Friends ‘
whose name 15 un-
narrow escape from
ester-day afternoon
rwalk railroad sta-
n\ \ \L ‘1' FUN
.141
l
A \‘nullth
:knoun had a.
~sgrlous injury 3'
the South No
l';. Fer:-
var-allot.
taken la"
”4,11:
21:
E L10?!
UUl'SE E
ii your-.11
She- boarded a. train leaving the
Foulh \oru ul11 station and when
=he 10111111 that she was on the
“rung. train. ran to the steps and
jumped 011. She fell on the plat-
"l'b ‘LE-§HI’.\1;
~lI \ILML 1V]
,. 1:;———',‘ll1.e \eu»
2'41!
-1.
_ 1";ch s‘ntemen.
. ,,.3 .-.V.;lsr.msI:I vl(i_ of!) lo and cut her face and bruised
v N h l ‘ E
' 1‘4 00.! (Mini Olhe" parts 0‘ her body. - t
‘ ’ m I- Patrolman John Smith iniestiga -
... .._., .
‘ " ‘ E ,-d the matter. but ihe “omen
could not giye her name and was
taken awe ay from the station in an
automobile by friends.
____.__.__.__——— I
ROBERT MORRIS DEAD
1:31.330;
12;.-—L'nit€d
.N- qr-e 8: Close
s1:-
:;1 \5' In
- -. .t ,E
"its
E .1 $0?!)
present.
' uii‘u: stion
EES not expected to 211211 the
field.
GIANl' S YANKS,
ROBINS ON TOES
FOR FIRST GAME
J a z z Melody Toned
Down Little Bit By
Absence of Babe
fiRflilth
IJIN E-U’Ps
sual Flock of Sick'
Grandmothers Ex-é.
pected As Part OfE
Big Show
'5‘ [11c Assmintul Bree“
NE“ lORK, April 13. —-'1i1e lull
lefore the storm or base hits “hie-l1
will strike eight major league cities
tomorrow brooded oxer \‘ew York
today as the Giants. Yankees and
l’obins testzd in preparations 'an.
(moaning daV.
Miss The Baanino.
the Yankees. :ace lhe Ser—
921 the home”
grounds. the first :mme will lack:
muih or its l- Jstre. for the mighty
Babe Ruth <sill not b1: amongthe
lie is ill in the hospital
recon-ring from influenza. and in-
and though his absence
fighting
average
spat-Mr.
U
“'l'ler:
tom '3me
enirit 0'" his teainrzulte.u the
item! “in find 501-11- ox the
missing tram Opening day.
Ruth is still hoping tiza'. will
able... 1,9 see the game from the
sidelines. but. his physician. Dr.
mitireh opposed to .his desire. and
Edward King. and Mrs, Ruth {are
it. is probable that he will not leave
the hospital until Thursday. It “ill
be some time after that ~he en-
lets the lineup and be: ins to roll up I3
his annual string or four basef
clouts. Ben Paschal. colorful fielder
and hard hittar. will probably at-
16:th to fill his shoes in the out-
v...
17 1 ...
The Gums. too hare been handi-
capped by accidents. and Frank
Frisch will be nursing his injured
foot on bench when the. Bic-3
Grew cohorts fournev to Boston to
meet the Frames. Ila-in Gran
1111:
is)
is
.
‘ so
Etions
long as
(Continued on Page Two.)
Late News
de- E'
Loan Association.
E Chilean Embassy
'seizureorsolJcnsecot
EBrland ,acked MW Donner.
Zguetotorgnn (abbot, abandoned
SPRINGFIELD Mass- A'pril 13.
—-Hobert 0.1101113. £01- 03 veers
clerk of courts of Hampden coun-
-- H)!.14.\\~ L1;1.LLEI:=.\
' kind are made
;, -. mun mil-t. “teal ty and nail known locally 8-9 gm
~ E L1: other in- ornitlmlcgist died today after a long
1 .3_, 11-51.;ch with period of ill health. He in »8 Jars
- 1 Metric 111.3— old. Ht? sacceedcd his tamer.
in since in 187.3.
Oliver B. 35073315
.1 -em for the? George B. Morris.
Stores all His gmucfamer.
":11“,
mean Ifoeras for 11151112? £111an
’ ’i‘ ”Jimmy
I again
After Baseball Pennant EOFFERS T0 GWE-
_-‘ o I J.
JOHN. MCGRAW
Giant‘s Leader.
SHRUBBERY FOR ,
:NEWR. R. STATIONE
)Mrs.
scher of Sier Hill;
I Praises Move to Im-E
i -prove Winhipauk '-
PERSON AL VISIT
\Ime.; W akefield, Opera
E Singer, to Take Tire
Co. Offer t 0 Neva
Haven Officials
E
WILBE RT ROBI N SON
11!.) x;
are
('1'
llesleln-ms
l .‘iix'ermine
\Vinnlpnuix.
and par: of \\'il'ton
[51'0ko n s Pile-1.
Patrolman Mistaken for
the
0;;
*iicrozning ruthusinszic 0"01'
nupe- o" getting a new smut».
1hr: Dariury line at \Viniiipaulx.
Mrs. Frederick lloelscher of Sell
FredeT-iI-k Hoel- 3 “
#—
’ i
o Sell'West Rocks Home
Accident Occurs
I
On 21 False Alarm
Henry Henson, Volunteer, Riding on Phoenix
Engine Co. Truck, Flung to Street at Foot
Of \Vestport Ave. Hill—Picked Up Uncon-
scious—Hunt for False Alarm Sender
day's program.
England bus. .
fat-liners :1 semblul her-.-
for u. conf‘erenmy on the
atriiiexlsmeui cl‘ll.
city boys and girls.
H L-rk
movement which was
Ehlp Of Yhe law:
Crane. of
late Theodoie N. Vail.
831d Horacr- A. Moses.
tit-league. )l’as-eazflumetts
chairman of the, work.
0!
Discuss Boy’s Work
W ith President
W'ASHIXGTUN. Aprié - 3.—
\\'ith a luncheon engagement
with President Coolidge at the
“hits, Hog-g the feature of the
a. group of New
ssmen and manu-
junior
among
The group are furthering the
initiated
five years ago under the leader-
S-gnator Murray
Massachusetts.
tepituiis'.
YIV'fkry‘:
today
rho
Bill.-
‘ . . :liill tie-‘iared'today that she was‘
.19 5 glad to sew the izztertst being taker 1
Auto 'i hlef Shot 1n Lee , -
- 3‘ "W11 l1:i'\c. talked aid-on :4 nos ;
_, __,__.._ -, wen-3n located more 1:01. .eiiic-nti
PORT. CHESTER. .\', 3'.. April E..=(;‘onr:._ was drnrr 0-; 113., . 7‘93? WEE-'1‘ “"8 Icomoan). {or :1 10113.53:
—-Pa1rolman Timothy Rum “115- which injured Thunlat Johnsw. _?m‘€‘. 3sl1c bald. 'IlI: anIxmpr Nu-E
wounded today by a fellow office! 1 Port, Che-59.11”. The car was si-eel-E "1,9“ E‘EEEdEy “Feat? “REYES FEEL-EEO“?
who, seeing him on the. runninei 111g down the main street 01' 1301,. 0' we ”'31" :mo 31 “““E‘ [he E‘-"'91Imj.’—Z-
board of a speeding automobile, ”135- Chester :11 the rate 0‘ about :0 mil *sE Sentinel ‘5 work-111g along the r1311!
took him for an automobile thief
in thr speeding car “as a man who
had been run doun by
and whom Patrols-inn
hurrying to a hospital.
Eduard G. Dunning or Stan11Loid.
in) an
‘ :11 hour when Patrolman .1 Miles “2.4 “\\'i1 n 11 \_ ll \ ‘ I
. 3 ,1 _ 3 ; 1W . .? 1' . .-
ion:- y fired 3' 1t 11‘: the l‘CIll'r‘ 11. “:tsi 1e ‘ d '" 0"” go
the drixerEa {doll-71 cur.
was.
£1112 to help us get ii.
of 11 site;
'i'1rc comnany
slirubbery to
to accept llm offer
Narn'alk
enouvh
the grounds.
on the good “Orin.
; ready
Patrolman Ryan
wounded :1) 1i.-: 31-2.; .l-mnsmi .
ound not to Lu: summiy injured
211111-11 Marrived .11 the 14011111313!
“:1.
the
give
from
1 “13‘:
Ibvautiiy
“Keep
s
“it
White House Domain Is
Held by Children Today
Annual Easter Egg Rolling: Brings Joy to-
Youngsters of Washington
WASHING'J'QX. April 1!; -—-Fro-
ill-king youngsters abandoned to the
‘oys of Eat-Mr egg rolling Wore
mar—lords o: 111-: “Tl-.11.:
domazn today. Cur-Emu 31:14:
it. txith The one interrup-
the our days. almost as
the presidential home has
flood on its crest of sloping lawns.
l-‘or iii-:- first part of the day. an
:xppearaiic-v of 111.»; lit-lug more than
tau years Was the necessary qualiti-
Houn-
had
1} f
l
l
i
To.
01
be-
t '2‘; -
con- 3f
new] a new station,
I “by the pulronugc
in)! money,-
sent location of
ufliceu‘. tram
-c,-.<",ainl3
Eo-uéy rea
'11" < 15
up sc
\ld’iull
ilé‘L‘tiODS.
Frederick secret-11‘)
.1114 treasurer oi the Nurualk Tin
~.nxl Rubber company, today
roaring a letter making :1 tor-1113’
mix-r 01' a site "or a new \‘Vinnipauk -
Railroad station to the New York;
- New lizntil and Hartford Railroad 5
Mr. Lawson will also assure thc 1
railroad company the the: tirc'
LA: 11.; $013.
3—-
case to keep the eggs :11 pro-11::- pus—
‘3‘.“0“ and otherwise E‘EY'QE’EES"; 10111131111)? “ill not a‘lou any otsstacll-
matters. The age limitation ijar- U” i’s p“: m stand 1:) Mo “3}
ried only zoIzrthla‘ir-r par: u: the-Eu “CV J. 'iun ’— < 2
Earn-1.10011 utter which :1‘l “019E 'r-;.:< 11:1,. {1” be pl'k§‘;.£i'.t‘d 10’
<iien opp-.11" 111111;: a 3111111,
Eastm- Dionday this your tulle ms:- E-ntiuucgl on Page 1““)
tin: seventeenth birth11yJ:s.11niN-'4.=r~i
sat-y of Cabin Coolie? Jr. “hOE
died 1715! sumnn-r. l‘l‘(\llf n’ unui
.‘Irs .Cooiidgv. hone-Hr. out-pied
‘ “1 )1
uL'C-‘islull
«yr .
DH“
ICRUUT! for admission’to the grounds Iy‘s children for 1;. 11.1 51311111;
Eats an egg roller. One. adult. L‘O“<E5USC as warmly as "i «11-: :4 30111, ,
ever. might come along in each 1 ago. ‘,
YASTIC, 0011111.. April 13.—Wll-
llam Edwards Manning, postmaster
here, took his life today by cutting
his [hr-011.119 had been ill. and lde
left. his bed during the absence oli
his wife, and gone to an attic room f
where the body was found. 2
Mr. Manning was well knonni
throughout the tillage and also in
Norwich “he-re he was vice-presi-j
dentcof the Norwich Building 3.11113
WASHINGTON, April 13. .— The
has tarot-med
President Coolidge that Chile is
ready to deliver the city and prov-
ince of Tau-ate. to Peru as soon as the
arbitrator fixes the necessary provi-
sions for the purpose.
,.
NEW LONDON, 001111., April 13. -—
A warrant charging John “ Mulli-
gan of Bristol» 1.. with the mur-
der.on April 2. of Karl Gamma
coast. guard chief boatswaln's rule
was sworn out this morning by Iden-
Iemmt Commander F. H'. Young.
commanding section base 4 here.
NEW YORK, April 13.-—A cou-
spiracy to smuggle liquor from Rum
How aboard a cone: patrol boat has
been uncovered, coast guard officials
sfld today, after the arrest or two
agents 01 Ram flow on the govern-
ment pstrol boat 06-203, sad the
dame
and whiskey valued between $100,-
000 and 3150.000.
'MEDLEBOBO, Mass, April 1:.—
Napoleon Cook, a mum-utm-
cwr, shot and killed his wire Oath-
euine, at the door of their 5M.
men: here shortly before noon today.
and then turned the‘péstol on him-
sell. Physician's said he would die.
—.—-——-——-
PARIS. April 13. -'-’ Eat-Wa-
late today any idea of completing
his task before marrow. It was
nounced at 611mm. this he gum,
50013 Visit the W11 place
and inform the executive there was
no chance of his fanning a cabinet
tonight.
IPARL‘n, April 13:33—11? an m-
..
mm,“
Troop er’s Hijacking Try
Ends in $250, 000 Seizure
EB; Associated l'l’t‘ra.
BAY SHORE, 5'. 1.3. April 13.—
Thc discovery of about 3,000 addi-
MEETINGHERE
Ancmcing to information gath-
E-l‘fed 1lzi1= niorning by The Emailing
t
'nllllel. another meeting of the
Lnlon lzatter‘s of Norwalk has been;
11131331.- “him. ull luriougli 111 l'a: tin-- ‘ ‘EE d EL‘ ”18 \‘iE-EOIWE Association;
Eoguc, Long Island, accompani “5 l ‘1’ ”utters Lni on for some 6‘1“:
glhrce men on a hi~gacking expedi E ”’5 Eh“- neck. FL “hm“ time
local honing situation “ill bx.
Etion to the unoccupied Benson
(tonal cases 0! liquor near the unov‘ ;
cupied Benson estate at Ditch—Plank;
which “as revealed today, brought
to $500.000 the total estimated value
of whiskey and champagne seized
as a. result. of the til-jacking attempt
of “'illiam Delmadge, state trooper.
BAY SHORE, N. Tn
A brief adventure at alleged iii-jack-
ing by a state trooper “rookie"
iurlough resulted in his being
under military-arrest-today follow-
ing his dismissal from the troopers.
atter being seriously wounded in the
back by gunmen or the bootleggers
he sought to rob. His fellow troop-
ers, acting upon the “tip" furnished
by his escapade, made a raid last
night in which 8250.000 worth of:
liquor was seized. ’
Under Military Am.
The story was revealed by the an-
nouncement last night of Lieutenant.
J. B. Lynch. in charge of the state
trooper detachment here. that Re-
cruit. William Delmadge had been
dismantled tram the troops and
placed under "military arrest.”-
a
Lieutenant Lynch said that Del-I,
15:; '
“Brooklyn in trucks,
_ wounding Delxnudge in the back and
April ISL—i
late of {-0.008 acrcs at Ditch 1-1131; vii-scuwr'l-3 _ . _ _ 3
“b.3131...de Dickerson was carcw A mu 1111.. o: the rinlsmrs 1.111011
.akez, and that they German-1111 meg-«1.1.: E' ’1' E” (121.1311 Lam)“ Union
autongobflg loads of “all 1r. A "101111E hall Satu1da} afternoon. This “as
of “bump-(11$: men," hired by boot— a rol will meeting and the local
loggers to protect their unlawful “ma-5’0“ “‘35 talked PW!"-
HIDDEN.-. set upon the iii-jackets, A'- the P' 0- *3- '3‘ A- ball in;
Franklin street. Saturday attcrnoon
3111-: Ha: Trimmers’ union of the cityI
also held a. meeting. Mrs. A. W’
1-Day. r1 sident of the union, Sta medi
10 “1'11 9 Evening Sentinel tLis morn—E
one of his companions in the face.
After applying to a doctor for
treatment. the trooper made a cur-
sory report to his headquartexs and‘
then disappeared. out was later
found by Lieutenant Lynch.
2,300 Cast-5.
Acting upon the "tip” lurnished
by Delmadge‘s' confession. Lieuten-
ant Lynch yesterday raided Dicker-
son's place.» Troopers removed 1,-
300 cases or liquor from a.- building
on the estate to the army base in
and destroyed
1.000 cases found in a, field. Dick-
erson was arrested and released in
$2,000 bail for arraignment before
a federal commissioner in Brook
lyn within a few davs. He said his
only connection with the bootleggers
was to provide storage space at from:
50 cents to $1 a case.
ing that the local situation had been i
disgussed and plans talked over for
a large open meeting of the Uniour
Hatters to be held this week. The:
meeting will be held on Thursday.
2: the hall can be obtained.
This meeting Mrs.
been called by the National associa~
Lion and alluof the Union Hatters in
the city were Welcome to attend. l
LOSES GRIP ON
MOVING TRAIN,
MORE TALK OF
l
1
l,
1
wornmmeemm wane-motherdmreumtw
l
l
l
BADLY HURT
1:
schools continued to l.-
day.
”heard to~
. . firs. Mary Basso. 36 years old,
Superintendent of Schools George of New Canaan was admitted to
V. Buchanan was unable to com- the Net-walk 1133mm, this an”-
ment further on his plans this morn-
ing. .. _
TV). 0 young s‘udents. both High
School sophomores, nhen questioned
as to what their opinion on the.
ousting of Superintendent Buchanan.
spoke in favor of him.
One or the lads said he was sorry
to see Superintendent Buchanan to.
E 110011 at 1:30 o’clock, suffering from
a. crushed right hip and possible
other injuries.
Examination has not yet been
completed. but her condition is
considered critical. .
The woman. according t0 11081”;
ta) authorities, attempted to board
a. trainaxxewCamn. Herhoid on
the brass railing flipped the ME
. moving at,the_,iime. and‘ she was
is pre- .-
1 reached '0
Day stated had Q,
,FlREMEN AND
BOARD MAY
mittee to Discuss
Matter of Gambling
Charge
MEEfiTfiSuGHT
E Conference Decided on
At Meeting H e l d
Thursday Nig
\Vith Frizzell
l‘irc Commuter-mat!
«:11 stated lhis‘ morning
in
of thc Putnam ”use
John
that he had
1-1-111th as )et regard-;
Emg the cases of the eight momL-ers.
compan},
Priz-
1
l
l
1
g
gllenson or \\ ur-l strert
. fireman,
Qr-ing board c! ”9':
E company
.crete pavmuent at the foot of Wes.-
!
I
Ans-“cring- a false aiarm shortl;
after- midnight Saturday, Henry W
a. voluntcu
“as tit-roan from the rut:-
PhoeInLX Ergiite
lru"‘.( landing on the cor—
Henson was
port arrnuet‘hill. uu.
:conscious vixen pil‘H9d up and rush-
'tnday
j pertinent are indignant over the - 4
vt-ldent,
‘--r,rtain who
e-l to the Xorvalk hospital, win-1e
rive stitches were taken in a gas‘
m er the right ‘ by Dr.~George “..
Fax-1 or“. 11's shoulder was ir-
:‘dred and X—ruy be take)-
10 Eiacerrain “halt-3r or no'
'31-“ shoulder bone was fractured.
”embers of the Norwaik Fire a».
“:11?
21.".
happenzng, as it did, in an.
>'<'eri11g a. false alarm. V0! (7113‘ 31--
the firemen investigating. but the
litre, too. are endeax'oring to ac—
rurned in the alarm
rt‘nlf-"(T' 've metec
culnfl‘
_,A
5' W?
1.3-.-
all
flail
authorities
'LC 1L
4.1;:
.tounri.
It. The alarm.
E-n‘lre uptoun deparin1-.ni.
II 10111;;
“'83
who l
Ear-tick the (rm: in 233-.-
COME TO TERMS?
1Putnam Hose Co. Com-
:1: 'ur..---i .r from
.., East art-nue Nelson
The alarm call-.4.) out til-.-
Hem-m
was riding on the let; ~1<le of tic
Phoenix engine true}; lie. was slit -
on a raincoat vii-3w: the that:
headed toward 1hr suppose?
a. rapid raw. The true.
trolley track‘s
hill; the
from ti».
L i. {1‘
lfin: at
at the foot of
jolt throwing
'rurk.
Dirpqv'y
Wes- port
Henson
l
in eel-r
=I.‘ontln1.ed
11-:
CAR TURNS OVER
AT MORTUARY
HILL; BOY HURT
htEFather and Mother of
Stratford Escape In-
jury—Auto Is Badly-
Damaged
Unable to make the sl. arp turn .11
"9 charged “11h rumbling E“ EZile'rhe foot 0: Weapon avenue hill 11
compan: 's or
Va rch .39.
He said
quay-9n 3
”.1512
h‘
committee appointed by the
Rose company and t3“:
ihis evening.
Sunday, ;
Putnam
Fire Board
ETWO HOMES ARE
ROBBED OVER
THE WEEK- END
~——Maple St.
Bansacked
Two robberies
'ho First district
were
pohce
3 week end.
L Shilepsh' "Y Broad” =‘U‘L‘U toldliu o the gas station
0\ er
any furt‘: er acne-n in?
case 1aould dcoend upon theE
meeting of the five members of the . oclock yesterday afternoon
Broad St. Family Loses;
Three Gold Watches
_House
"Mortan
operated by
“hat is known a:
Turn," an automobile
William Goldbush of Stratford.
Conn. turned turtle shoflly after .‘1
Of the
ithree passengezs in the car only or 1
, was injured.
Th P _ . ‘2 Mr. and Mrs. Goldhush escap-D'
_ , e uItnam ”we “0"”931‘33’3 com'EinJux-y but their fivc- year-old e :1:
wmttee W‘EE smear bpfc‘” ”10 FireE“as out about the face i—le 1.1:.
. 3. treated by Di. William VF. Trace}.
(Continued on Pa.e 1:10.31 IThe wounds were not serious-1 The
car was badly wrecked.
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Eight boys ranging in years from
item to- fifteen were taken in a cue-
Etody this morning “tn the twin“ 11 po
.50. charged oath twin; to “rock
the Old Center school. The lads. the
police say, broke Billet-:11: plates 0,!
glass by throwing stones 3 week 3305,
{Vi-1.11166 to E They wil 1 be given a
“-35
hearing in 111.,
Juvenile court this morning.
The two boys accused o" treak
at Rush 5 CO:
121:
me police that the rear door 01 the ner will also le- gin-n a hear-Cg
Three gold watches were
iiiome had been forced open Sunday
afternoon and the house ransacked. E
stolen.’ .I
The family was away from home at'
the time. .
The“ second “break."
the home of George Gilbert.
41 318.-
1119 street,.Saturday night during the
absence or the family. The doors of
the apartment had been left unlock-
ed.
nothing belonging
fainily was taken.
“'ebb, who
to the
Mr.
live with the
’ “'hile the house was ransacked.
Gilbert
and Mrs.
Gil beds,
report that a. :2 bill “as taken from
their bedlpom.
being made by the police.
r.
GRASS r1111;
An investigation is
11“"
The apparatus at the Central Fire
£58m, was called in Connecticut
, venue yesterday attics-noon
to
took plat;- ~2 at!
- -—PURE GOOD MILK.
Bottled the sanitary way in a
:spick and span establishment—The-
E Not-walk Dairy 60.. .33 Center Aye.
—1s undoubtedly nature's greateei
tonic for young and o ’d alike. Use
more bottled milk—at mealtime
and between meals. too. One of
the delivery 11ml: of this cancer?»
passes your door daily. Phone 1654.
“1113:? Trail RADIATOR
of your car needs repairing—don't
delay. 11 it is a leak. the longer you
delay having the some repaired. the
goons difficult there-gal:- job—{hen—
. tore a. more expensise job. '1‘ he an-
lee and equipment at The Nomik
Radiator Repairing Co.‘ I mm-
meat. (Emanuel. “OftthCL
Fender: and bodies repaired here
all” Pisa. $154 wAd‘y.
Norwalk Chronicler