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it: ARRII 13, 1925.
SilRY AND “”“irgglrgc...
QRESS ROW BRIDGEPURT. April 13. —- A
ER TAX CUT
Statu‘ pence raiding party smashed
its way into the ‘vuiu Country club
in Fairtleld early Sunday morning.
arrested the alleged proprietor and
ary Mellon’s Ad-
rs. Declare That
f-Billion Cut" Is
of the Question
his manager. confiscated a. quantity
of liquor and three rifles. and threw
a dozen or more guests into wild
disorder. Ernest Cozzu. alleged
proprietor. and John Santora. said
to be the manager. were each ‘ar-
rested and taken to the Third pre-
cinct station on charges of selling
April 13' __ A and keeping liquor with intent‘ to
e O inion has sell. The) were released in $500
0— p ‘ bonds each. for their appearance in
« msrwsmnal ”were Falrflcld Town court n t Th
as to the extent 0: day. V ' Ex urs~
To :zn; reduction.
. Republican.
capital with
billion dolian
1,: of the American
‘7 . (WW 1; .
J1 -;Q{;:‘ {3 iii"; ins party broke down‘the side door.
kfll‘“ é;\;rm*cnt is and once inside the building had
. .. ml functions. . little dxtlilculty in making their way
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Sergeant \‘l‘alter Lynchau of the
\Vestport barracks. with nine men.
crushed into the place shortly bee
fore 1 oclock. \Vith the use of
axes and battering rams the rald~
‘male that 3 EC; thobasement where a number
’ io panic-stricken guests were found
off the .33 l h ddl
“.qu "rcat- u “ed behind various pieces 'of
a ho ‘dabr'ver- furniture. Most of the tables .hore
. .5 glasses containing Various kinds of
‘. .na'tce'd .rhe; liquor. the police say. ’
.d ‘ »‘ ‘ ' 'In addition to seizing all the
if .5 which ; “qu0“ 0“ ”19 premises the State
A " “ ' . 0.1 r . .
. l l congrcesional p Ce “001‘ I‘Oesession 05 three
- x1 . ' . ,
Lifting; llzr: new tax “is, one of “Inch was loaded‘and
( , ‘2 U treasury I: dagger: The police claim Com is
, . L“- -. — . r" 2‘ Cu. .1 ct zen and had no ‘
. 7: . {-rj \hdt till: EU. - . 0“ :1 any “real—nju pcrmlt to
r . June 30 . m
against-
'3?.!l1“.‘ ('Y‘LI.
the
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INHUNTFOR —
BAQRWERS
"r1321; Unofficial“ Reports to
“-2 State Cause “61 Li-
: censes to B e Re-
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to
which :
_ HARTFORD. April 13.-—'Ihat the
public is cooperating with the
QState Department 0! Zl;otor Vehi~
gcles in an attempt to lessen traffic
ghazards was show-‘1) today when the
édepartment reported that during the
gnast year 1.5l8 complaints against
gmctor vehicle operators had been
received by the department from
; unofficial sources.
i ‘ The department to [investigating
ithese complaints received satisfac-
itory explanations in 797 instances.
gin 178 cases the complainants were
gfrvund to have sent in the wrong re-
, lrcduc- sgistration numbers. making the corn-
expenses' nlajnts valueless. Sixty—one licenses
‘ that the , were suspended directly as the result
.hin tbelof such complaints, 389 operators
‘ officialsiwere warned by the department and
'r. personnel the state police were called in to
excepting . investigate 15 of them.
and \eierans’ Speeding at railroad 'crossings
l clerks 'onstituted the chief source a! com-
‘1 admin- mlalnt. 555 operators being tor this
bonus. laaense. Complaints or reckless
he bonus :drlving WAs second in the list. with
these de-t342’ reported: For cutting in. 132
were reported; for violating the
h grilles of the road. 125: for failure
‘5”: 1r 7 ° no stop in back or standing trol-
L JI-J and $11.1 .ley cars. 48: for speeding. 36; tor
:ibmad; “’le Sues;operaung whlle under legaJ age
1‘ a“: April 13.——Charginz:umn‘ 24: for failure to give right
i 2: “flag with a:0{ way. 10; {or driving without a
‘5 chateau at SLgrear light, 14: for using illegible
France. I markers. 11; for negligence. 26.
:1 brought suit: Anonymous complaints are disre-
eme Court hereyzarded by the artment and no
“complaints are taken over the tele-
2 an action phone. All must be presented in
' parents and writing.
. l
. (harggg! Advertise in the Sentinel for the
leged that! best results. '
after in-
her. are making .
: YO livo‘Wilh the?
by sending;
Spring Showing ,
4 0:15 havef
' 2121‘. was
. nmayer. is; _
grandsCl‘ o: a wealth} , '
» ‘ ouner, and the; , « cg
Mecca... .. bu; MME. JEANETTE g;
and 25.0%.:st3 by? ' ‘ '
.;:.ad-: in real atate. ‘ 56 south Main Street
i as at the Hotel‘
€ raid she was the; South Norwalk, Conn.
and Spencer Smith.
manufacturer of 1
who died in 19H).
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fiflflflfla
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awe-Rx BRINGS sans-
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61 so. MAIN m1- ,
30. 303mm”.
mom: 314.5
tinsmlthlng around
that needs attentior
air furnace in YOU!
the cornice: on 3'01]!
no cause you to use
.. or drop us i line. We‘l'
s a; .;::e on what the cast
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Alexander’s
“Biennial: of
Good Will Furniture”
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Sash, Raymond
and Dean (30.
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_ home and
rectlons from Little's Point. .Wltbr
out traversingthe city pavemenls
the president and Mrs. « Coolidge
could molor up and down the famous
north shore. the summer playground
of millionaires.
Sunday crowds visit Little's Point
an tsvo Swampscott policemen are
On guard. An iron gate across the
walk to “'hile Court has been lock-
ed.
SEASHORE TOWN
AWAHSARRWAI
~ 0F commas
Swampsoott Expects
" President to Spend
Summer at Red ‘Ga-
bles, With Family
SWAMPSCOTT. 31333.. April 13.-
"W’heu is President Coolidge com-
ing." All year "’round and summer
residents of this beautiful seashore
town would like to have the answer
to this question.
"He’s coming in the middle of
June." declare the wheacres.
"That's just talk: ”perhaps you
won’t see him at all‘k—tl’lis from the
skeptical.
Red Gables; White Court and blue
Atlantic are heped _by. Swampscotl
folks to be the patriotic combination
0! color and lucatlon for the summer
White House.
All are at Little’s Point. a. pen-
insula of shaded roads and broad
lam-s. dotted with pretty summer
homes.
lied Gables is the su amt-r place
or Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Steal-he,
close friends of Mr. and Mrs. Cool-
idge. It was at Red Gables that
Mr. Coolidge. as lieutenant-governor
and vice-president. spent many‘
happy summer hours.
“'hitc Court. the adjoining prop-é
arty. it is expected. Would be given
over to the executive force. while
the president and Mrs. Coolidge oc-
cupy Red Gables. .
Gardeners were at work today
spading up the gardens. and interior
Rum Runners Busy.
The beach to the left of the point
holds interest with the summer
“’hlte House. On this beach a 840.-
0" cargo of linuor ‘was lauded re
cently- by rum runners. A: the re-
sult of the activities of the liquor
smugglers at Little‘s Point, the local
police department has been put un-
der investigation by brother officers
of Lynn.
A private telephone line has been
graph companies are making provi-
alone to handle messages at. the near-
by hotels. A {JO-pair cable is be‘
in; put up'at Little’s Point by the
telephone company. but company 0"
ficials explained that this had noth-
ing to do with the reported coming
of President Coolidge and his oi‘tl-
clal family. The neighborhood is
growing fast and the demand for
telcplw‘es has exceeded the supply.
telephone company officials said.
.CONFERENCE 0F
JEWISH WOMEN
BKIDGEPORT. April 13,—-
Brldgeport section. Council of
Jewish \Vomen will be the hostesses
sefition for the annual Connecticut-
Rhode Islaid Interstate conference
of the Council 01 Jewish \‘l‘omcu to
we held in the Strutfield hotel.
Bridgeport, Tuesday and WednesdaY.
decorators were busy inside the April .21 and 23.7 This will serve as
rear white mansion ;a common meeting ground .ur the
White Court. although somewhat;presentation of Councxl acnlevef
larger, resembles in many details‘mmHSv problems and methods.
\R'ashlngton‘s home at Bl'fllllt Van. Acr‘urrlén' 19 mg ‘pmn outline?
non, \‘a. The grval house. with 11.50:ka the 13-13 “'39“ "”f " there .fv“¥
service wings, Wag limit 31 rural hr. ii number ft" u nmlutf: paper's
ago {or the late Frederick E}. Smith” .ad on "The \OTTVUI- the Sections.
0? Dayton. 0. “’lléte Court has 3!? 'mugion. "r'il'ékff‘m
rooms, live baths. and xuar;1~ Opg,‘ v.1:lfnrc. rum) “out,
Ill-replaces. ' .. n. re. immigration. immigrant ed-
'I‘h; broad 1.1“ no in front and at 3 U’Tatlon. legislation.- extension slid
the sides of the house otez~iook.c"'i’3 and ccmmcrcml affairs. [bole
Swampscott bay and the greatilowlng the reading of each paper
sweep of the Atlantic. Below wnnelthere nail be a 2:: minute discuaslon
Court is a landing beach and almost 2' permd’
within a stone's throw the preside»; Delegati-s are expected from the
lial yacht Mayfloworrcculd obtain afflz-llowlng Council sections in Rhode
safe anchorage. - flslaml. Providence. Pawtucket. New-
Across the bay is; Nahum. :belport. ‘l‘esterly and “Loonsochvt: in
voting place of the latelConnectlcut. Hartford. New Eaten,
l'nlted States Senator Hem-y Cabovatamz'ord. Norwalk and 'Bozrahrille.
Lodze. To the north. behind Mar-i Mrs. Samuel Capltman of Bridge-
blehead Neck. is Beverly. the spot f port is general chairman o! arrange-
that cit-President Taft Chose tor hit-5173mm. The convention will open at
Hummer home while he was rresl o'clock Tuesday atternoon with
dent. , Jrs. M. Hyman of New Haven. pre-
Rod Gables. at the rear of \Vhltee . ling. Tuesday evezxiflg Rabbi lia-
Court. with its low red colored root fzhan Kraes of New York city. will
is not near so pretentious appearing 3 speak and there will be a. musical
as White Court. although it contains program by Miss Adelaide Ziegler
22‘ rooms. é’l‘he 153121
a x'Frsarzr of the organ-
Tarred roads stretch out. in all (ii ; lzallbl‘x (-1 the Bridgeport section
One of (our matchlds
Karpen Week 7611559
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vou to rc.zx so its 5
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mohair wi damask on xe-
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minions. The cup '
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Furniture WEE K
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occasion. Ourspocizlprices, reduced forthis
week only, will save you many dollars.
Don't let this opportunity Slip by.
Saturday, April 18th, the last day
A. [1. COLLINS COMPANY
70.72 N . Main St; Phone 7.47, 50. New. 7 E
Connecticut has Just started I monk :
installed at Red Gables and the tele .
«it:
.— , L . _ rescisswrmsn
FRITZ BAEDEKER DEAD.
- LEIPSIC. Germany. Apr. 134—-
Fritz Baedeker. head of the firm 0!
Karl Bacdeker. publishers o! the
well-known tresv‘elers’ guide bpoks.
died Thursday at. the age at 31. He
’was only fifteen years old when h-
took over his father's business in
1859. transferring it from Coblcna
to Leipsic in l8‘l2. His grandfather
allo was a printer and publisher.
with an establishment at Essen.
LEGION STARTS ‘
DRIVE TWAIN
NEWMEMBERS
Connecticut D e par t -
ment Wants In-
crease of Onedhird
Over 1924 Figures
NEW HAVEN, April mum.
American Legion Department of
"What but become or the fellow
who and to no shoot the size or
labs rash he caught?"
" 132:. an telling what stations he
:gsta or ' 'e radio."
——Judge.
bership drive to renew all the re».
mainlng tin-renewed 18:4 member-r
ships and to secure an lncreaie of 33
per cent over the total {or 1924.
According to Department Com-
mander Edward L. White. the be.
slon has been growing steadily in
at“31181121 in Connecticut since late
1923. D»; m; 1924 the membership
was increased by about one third,
and the same proportion at increase
is wanted for 1925 over 1&24. On
March 31, at the end of the first
quarter of the Legion year. more
than 63 per cent a: the 1934 mam-
bershlps had been wnewed. This
was an improvement over the fig-_
ures for the same date last year.
The Legion in Connecticut is di-
Vided into seven districts. District
No. 2. with New Haven as the cen-
ter. has shown the most proportlon-
atemembership renewals this year.
with District No. 3, Fairfleld; No. 1
Hartford: No. 5. New London; and
Tam
qflald”
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No. 4. \‘l’indham, loliott‘lng'in that
order. 7 ‘ >
Eleven c; the 102 posts in tlzc<
state have already equalled or ex- l
ceedod their 1924 membership and it f
is expected that the other ninety-one;
will do the same during the next two:
weeks. ‘
tablets .‘
The tonic and laxative ”
efi'ect of Laxative BROMO
QUININE Tablets. will for-
will be observed at a luncheon 'ch-
uesday noon.
The Bridge or: wom‘m assisting . . - -
Mrs. Capltmag are Mrs. lernnrd tifythesystemagamstfinp.
Sallman. decorations; Mrs. Samuel ; Influenza end Other 80110118
Potkin. luncheon reservations; Airs: ills resulting from a Cold.
S. Volkenstciu, hostess connmilce;_§
The box bears this signature
6%&W ;
Mrs. Fred Levy. anniversary lxmrh .
eon; Mrs. Charles Shapiro. delegates
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