NI; the Journeyman
o yesterday. made on
fillie for the best interest of the ion
In which they live.
a?
,said.
“Would hinder In the work, the
tuimply send thcir lcgnl' staff to th
, lstato legislatures and have la’w
imade permitting it. In many in
It is in
. :itigs all: not announccd.
irritable and they \VII
any
'Ithe people
i inot respect authority when
{thing is put 0\'cr on' them.
1 “l appeal to all that
D
Myould bccomc :1 people of animal
instincts. .
ENORWALK MAY
GET HOSPITAL
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Proposed M 1 l 11 o 11
Dollar Scheme
I'vmtmn 111m; ,
QIcrans. it “as lcarncd Ifit'It1\ by line
L‘vcning Sentinel.
,’ One site located just outside 01‘ tllc
Eclty is being given serious consider-
fntion by .1110 lioxpltulizutlon lloard
Q in! the \‘ctcrans' Burt-all at \l'ashing-
:ton.
:- Word in this effect “"15 received
fhy 11‘; J. Noellcr. ol' the Strout Sli-
'l)urb:1n sonic-1:1. US \Vall street. Mr.
I'Moellcr rcccix't-d a lcttcr from the
’Vcteran's Bureau aign'cd by E. O.
. fCrossman saying that the local hos-
;pital site would be given considera-
gtion just as soon "is the Hospitaliza-
zlion Board had complctcd the sur-
:vey of other proposed sitcsior the
‘new hospital to be constructed by
che gm'crnmcm.
AWife Calls Husband
Drunk; No, Say Police
Mrs..\l:1ry Rordnmn of 3! Leon—
:Qlitl sin-:11 told 1111 police at 7:50
,eo‘clock Saturday night that Ili‘l‘ hus—
fihnnd was intoxicated and had been
tnbusivc‘.
'35. "‘
{I Patrolman 1'111'111'111115' brought the
2'l1usband. 11mm. \‘ord‘ulan lo the
'thown police headquarters upon
:receipt of the compluim.
T Examination disc loscd Ile.“'aS not
' olntoxleated. lie was released and
3M”. Norllmun was told to report to
Prosecutor 1,.‘1'111111-1' 1'. ll1-gmnan’.
Obituary
P‘itho‘JlW.’
311's. Llizulwtll liodncll.
Sarah Elizabeth Limlwoll widow of
.‘chry 1'2. liodwv'il. died Saturday
inlght at the home» ot‘ her nclcc, Mrs.
Qiil‘. \V. -Sturdc\'ulll. at 4:: Gregory
filOllleVai'd. She was .53 years old.
"The funciul \l'x ll be held “out
'42 Gregory Boulevard Tuesday 111'-
.‘Texnoon at ‘2 Q3.Q o-clock Jim. A. I".
~ "‘hambcrlain oliiciuting. intol'mcnt
guilt be in Ithei'sidu (‘ cmctel'y.
1
Q Mrs. Curuliuc Ful'l'iugton.
Q Mrs. CuroilncNJP‘ai'rington. wife of
Alumni. Harrington, passed away
1111181. night tit the home at“ her daugh-
: or. Mrs. Ernest 'Q'Dritto, 5 Fitch
fitrqct. East Norwulk at the age of G3
'QCRI‘S. She is SIXI'VQ‘VQQ by a. husband:
one son. John lfarrin'sfton of New
Qiavcn; and one daughter. Mrs.
dQQSritto 01 East Nor“ 11.11:.
The xuucral will be held‘fl'om the
9' to home 5 Elton street-V‘V’edncsday
Q 'tornooll at 2 o'clock. Rev. A. l".
timberlnin. pastor oi! the Filst
othodist Episcopal church will of-
iciatc. Burial will be in the family
EastvNorWall-z Cemetery.
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William: H. Fisher.
uncrul ot \Viuiam H. Fisher
‘hcld this afternoon
Q cm the late home. '18 Fair-
fii'rggue. Rev, Henry \V. LaMar
H 'tc. Burial will be in Riv-
311-3. ‘Wlllialn Erode.
Q 51' friends of Mrs. William
2 Lounsbery a1 enue, Nor-
l
surprised and shocked
(it her death Saturday night
9mm Hospital after an
'ono week. Besides her
13 is sumivcd by {our
find one son. Mrs. 0. J.
QQ Qway. N. 3.. Mrs. Frank
m Alfred Murphy
broth-
' William
- -klyn. and two sis.
QcyQ Ramsy and Mrs.
11 of Brooklyn. The
held from her late
nil? HAVEN. Quay 4. .— Patrick
Qogfieara. president onthe Con-
tlcut Federation of Labor. speak-
at'thc. 25th anniversary banquet
Barbcra' union
appeal to
' the 300 present to do all things pos-
‘t'rhe reasons are many why the
ople are not in accord today," he
."lt' big business desires any-
filling in the form of new transporta-
‘Itton lines, new olectiic plants. new
Muster ”sheds new grants for use of
‘meéls and highwms and in the at-
'tempt to gain them they find that
‘ih’cro alc laps on the books that
istances the proper notices of hear-
I
;1stances like These that have gotten
no mattcl'
93:11:11: comes. always try to rcspcc‘Q
. authority. fm without rcstricllnn “e
FOR WAR VETS
Report Is That Site Is
"Available Here for
Nerwalk Hill has a chance to se-
cure the million doilur hospital tor
‘the rehabilitation 01' V1 orld \V ar \ot—
I'lll‘ihfi‘. 1.537 deaths; Dnnbul'y, 2116
births. :H'J deaths; Fairncld. :19
llll'tlls, 10f! dcatlls; Greenwich, 476
thrths, :62 dcatl'ls; Norwallt, 62H;
lhil'ths. 367 deaths: Stamford. 1.173
births, 535 deaths. and Stl‘ntford.
avenue and Angelo Prizer or Stum-
corner at South Main and Ba
streets Saturday night. ymon'd
Both 'cars were slightly dnmh; 1
74791574117413”
tween the owners of the cars.
When Patrolman Albert Frazer ~
investigated the accident 119' round -
fully renewed their; opcrationa
trading Was resumed todny. Outs!
buying orders aided the
Accumulation Was Qagam evident I
such stofim Que Coco. Cola. Fan-lo
sold at tho year 3 highest levels.
The prevailing ease or
.0: investment; stocks and. at.
of the" speculative favorites.
tic Coast Line, responding to tenor
of an increased dividend distributio
d
tral and Poria. and Eastern
U. S. Realty jumped 3 3-4 points to
new 1 25
ed up 3 points ouch. Gains 0!
win. American Can.
Republic Steel.
Woolworth. Utnh Securities
Southern Railway“ however.
to 2 points on profit taking.
CHAS. J. SNIFFEN
on
3. lost.
9
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of Charles J. Snift‘en. Republica
ulnchlllbman, took place Satul'du
afternoon. services being held at th
\\'(-stport Methodist. church and
\\'iliow Brook cemetery. The attend
ance ut the churéh and tho numbe
of beautiful floral! pieccs are said 1
have lmcn the 1111's est sccn at" an
funeral hclc. '
Delegations were
all of the fraternal
which Mr. Snii'l'en
with. Tim services
prcscnt
organization
\VuS
Hull
church; Rex.
a farmer rector here. and Rev. Ken
111~lh Mackenzie of Holy
of tho \Vcstport Alcthodis
grave was conductor! lly
lodge. 1". and A. M.
Bridgeport.
port, Knights of I'ythlas.
club, Thirty-second Con-History.
Elks. Kiwanis club.
Chapter and Clinton Commundcry.
Tho prtll~hcurers were
Lcary, Georg". A. Darrow.
W. Hubbcll. “‘illiam Krausc.
Donnelly and Leonard Muckcuzic.
DEATH RATE IN
STATE LOWlN'
.LAST ,1 YEAR
Conncclicut is 1111-: 01‘; thirtm-n
Starr's which had 11. Tt‘COl'tI low
riczllli rate in 1924 as compared
with lllL’.. according to Vital statis-
tics compiled by the Bureau 0! the
Census. Department of C onlmcrcr
The llilth rate in this State tXCQCd- ‘
(d the (lollh lull".
During 1924 there wort: 31.6?6
births in Connecticut and 16,955)
deaths. Comparative figures for
cities and towns in Fairfivld county
are as follows: Bridgeport.
1',-.-
3,-10
1'. t1 births and 135 deaths.
De Molay Boys
(Continued from Pane One.)
Lycett, “’allace l‘tndtun, David Bren-
non.
The Drum Corps was: Becman
Poet, Harold Blssell, Henry Row-
land. Clarence I-lncnenrude. Frank.
lin Smith. Fred Bissoll. W'illlam Gus-
tafson, Edward Dwyer, DuMont Mc-
Kihhcn. 1
KANSAS Cizy. Mq., April 4; .wTho
Grand Council, Order 01‘ DeMolay.;
has dcndcd to award :1. limited num-
ber of heroism models. for the mem-
lzors or the Order. each year. .111de
Almander G. Cochran. Grand Mas.
tor Councilor, will name- 11 jury. com-
T-oscd or members 013 the governing
body, to pass on the claims made.
It is belim ed that there are many
examples of rare bravery among
soung men which pass without pub-
lic recognition and the Order of De-
Molay' is taking this action in order
that its not-thy members may he
recognized.
DeMoluls who qualify for the
heroism award will be named at
each annual session of the Grand
Council, which is composed at prom-
incur Freemasons representing 200 .-Q
000 members in‘ 1 eight countrlea'
where chapters of the Order have
been established.
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Aut0s Collide; One
Man Without License
Automobiles owned and driven by.
Frank J. Lawstm or 13 Fan-view
a
ford, figured in a. collision at the
_ NEW YORK. May 4.?anouragcd
by the rally in tho Stock Market lute
“£61.. operators (or 1116 rise succoos.
ad vanee.
Players and Frisco, Qsomo or which
money
rates promoted more general buying
the
some time, Encouraged a'rcsumption
of constructive operations in some
Atlan-
rose 2. 3-4 points. while Illinois Con-
were
among the other active rail shares.
top price at 143 1-4 and
the Commercial Solvents issues mov-
point or more were scored by Bald-
American lee.
Sears Roebuck and
mm AT REST
lN WESTIQ’ORT
wusrpon'r, May 4.4—The funeral
Town committee 0110.211111an and pop-
at
from
identified
:11. the church
were conductcd by Rev. Normal A.
DQoynton of Ha rtl‘ord.
Trinity
church. The Masonic service at the
Temple
Delegations
wore present frOm Pyramid Tomplc,
The Jrstvrs‘ club. Bridge—
Rotary
the
“'asllingtou
Anson T.
lid ward
.la mes
W settled _ 11112.. ‘5
as "
do
or
US
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n.
are conducted. Q,“
a, nearly- a. week ln‘fres'earch“
yesterday “tubérculosls’ day"
a
lishment.
Summarizing the results
day's'vtslt Dr Adm-es Gubetlcl
the delegate trorii Paraguay. sold:
"it is a delight to discover -§uc
scientific research work
11
1
ly run uanntoriu.
giving its tuberculous sick n. gran
{or life.
The party included; Dr. Gubetlci
slitute or Paraguay; Dr.
Jase de Muttoa.
~lirazil; Dr ,L.
from Venezuela;
S1111 Sahudor and D111 11‘.
from Peru.
BUILD STFFI.
PLATFORM FOR
Smygdl
Garcia. \Ialdonnd
ll
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A new transformer and
t.
on Railroad avenue.
Th?
to r1 11 crs.
QQtl'liicd Llanhury branch line.
tion of tho twu electrical
will bo made.
The support. which will hold a
1,000 volt tram-dormer. will be 30
trot high At the rage will be a
1:th and cOnUOIS.
WILTON BEATS
BRANFORD, 3T0 O
“'lltcn (icrcutcd llie Brantord nine
3'1'15111l'day afternoon 111; Gram Field
lny the score of 3 to 0. in a game
that was {11st from 11!an to finish.
Columbia George Smith. on the
1111:1111111-1'01' the Farmers. was in—
vincible. allowing the ylsitors only
ilvo hits and striking out 11 batters.
The lll'unford tuan‘t started out at
a rust clip in the first Inning. but
\rcrc 501.111 set down by Smith. Prufln,
the first tumor. hit :1 two-banger. but
Smith struck the next tno men out.
off second base
\Hltou scored a run in the first
inning, another in the second and
111:1;third’nnd final in the seventh
(while. In this session Schultzo hit
:1 single and Mertz brought him
home with n three-base hit to right.
\Vilton gathered eight hits of! the
111‘livchy or Thomas, tho side-arm
mh'llrr or the LQranford outfit.
.\ good-slzcd crowd turned out; to
.ixltness 1111: game. Which was the
second oi? the season and the cocond
victory :01- Wilton. On next Sun-
be the attraction at Groin Field.
PLOT OF 1111., _
IS BASIS OFi‘S
\Villiam Arnold had a plot or.
ground At. least. he thought it won
his. but Orin and Henry QBnybeoQ
thought dlrséreutly.
Arnold was dispossessed. and no ‘11.
result has filed a. writ 0t attwch-
mom: for $2 .000 on the property or
Orin S. Bynbce and Harry Bamboo oQt
Norwalk.
Damages or T1» 000 m clain‘ic
The writ: was served by Constable?
Fran}; Riley ‘ John J. Farrell in at-'
torney ,
’ r. rm.
late last Fruit.
Ho was he ('19?!th you. ‘ " ' '
azaln WI, jr'cpréseut. '
State: in he Gordon
309 "’D Yule
nocticut. the South .llncrlcun lieultli 7
officials expresséd udmtmuon at
their excellcncd, théiréquipniont and, ,
the scientific anQannot m which they -Q ~
The deleptionuwhich will {pond
into
health actiljitle: bf thief 'ptate made
am!"
honored setvoruh at the narrator!»
with one of carol-11.1 visits, (it into}-
national. charitctor' sQanco their estab-
of the
such ex-
sellout equipment and such smooth-
Connecticut is
chance for memory in their tight
who is director of the Chlldrcna 111;
delegates from
Dr. A. Lnrde from
\‘elega ‘
ELECTRIC [INF
circuit
treakcr platfoxm is being erected by
the railroad ncar Anchor Bridge 5211
new structure ot‘ steel and
concrete will take care of the trans-
hlgh speed breakers, and
circuit breakers or the newly elec-
It
will in» at this point that the June-
circuits
waterproof chamber. for tho swita,
This work will
be done by the T. 11". Foley ('30.. Inc. 1
and then- caught the runner napping Q
day the Hudsons or New Haven will
' ed by the Sterling Furniture Co.
TliQe attempt was successfully made ,
a WEI-known hatter. dropp'
Mix? 1th:
and 1' Eu ri'itl avenue
1, 11113111011 “no givan by
h
dortaklng parlors of D.
in “1 uhington street.
Mr. Carr is Well known in th
Qity. having worked here at 1119.113
Int: trade for Q3. mimbcr of years.
. lie has not relullvcs here, but e
(I
11
0 sides in Brooklyn.
his; sister.
a
The High school
tho testimonial dinner to he give
0* May" 5.
Charles Miller and tickets a:
Mrs. \[orton R.
been critical to the list- -ot smokers.
TO BUILD 5
MORE HOUSES
Five more houses are to be bull
garet Bray of the Sommtuck Road.
The cost will be 310. 0110 and
~11 ork will be done by C. T. Finch.
843 850 north of building. arc
folloua:
81111311111111: Road. 810 000. ,
Bertha Home, 2 vicinity nous!
W oodbuly Am :9, 000
cell street. 36 000
Nash street 85 000. 1
J. G. Whitehead.
Bungalow. 36.000.
.1. G: “Whitehead.
Harbor View.
Alterations and Guru". 3600.
Louis Kocnig.
Gal-ago 8250Q
Clinton Avenue.
Many pcoplc viiitea the 111113111:
' beautiful" at shore Front Park
over the week-end, and with the
opening or the warm weather a
scooter number In expected next
Saturday and Sunday.
The home built by Albert :D. Mol-
kin. designed by A. Nettlcton Pud-
dock. Wu thrown open for inspccv
not: and many visitors took advant-
1.1.1: In building Facets as shown
on this development. _
The rooms are tastefully furnish
'to maintain tho harmony oi excl:
illom' no Qexpresscd by no architect.
Q. 1,380. Ge Incomes
1111111411 Clerk {Her art 8.
ported this 11111111111115.1113: 11880 608
' licenses and 14 kennel—licence he'd _
bQQeen issued to date»
H _
Q iron the national! 1.111111111111111: race: 1 I 7
started from
testf- comm ttce ,
Aeronautic Association. 11111111111111;
,ner'rqme After . 1 I
’o: 111. 11111111 38 131.91 5
about it. o‘clock; ycistcrday afternoon,
we: 11 sewn-é attack 0! indigestion
21111. Cm 1111a been out on. a. fishing
trip with a. friend and had returned
Q to occurs me more
man. He, (looked the boat at a point.
He was strickén uuddenly and died
beanie-medical all}! could reach him. ,
Medical
Examiner Samuel Ila—Huntington for
the removal of the body to the, Ian-Q-
Raymond
(arts are being made to co‘mmuulcato
with a. sister. who. it Is thought; re-
Funeral aniline-
merits Will await the efforts to‘locate
orchestrn him
volunteered to furnish the music for
Superintendent of Schools George v.
Buchanan in the Roynlgamen Inn
The dinner is for both men and
“omen. Reservations are being re.
ccixcd by Charles H Dilworth and
at Donnell” and Hamilton shop.
McCauaiund bus
in Norwalk at Total cost of 833.01“.
according to building permits issued
from the :1th of Inspector George
T. liubbcll. this morning The .arx-
est permit issued was for repairs and
alteration on a. boom issued to Max'-
the
The total permits issued today for
(18
Margaret Bra), remodelling homo
1' inch Brothers. Dwelling. Rug;
sell utmet. 86.000. '1‘ "It ,
,, Finch Brothers. Dwelling. Rus-
Finch Brothers. 6 room house.
Harbor View.
, duty at Main and Wall streets re-
one or the opportunity to see the '
,3!!! 1111' 1139
d
mic. and immediately started
their country dict. within good- sup
per. 7 “‘~
{mils morning; the“ ”girls" most 0
weeks of 11.5.11de diet mid recrca
tion.
Qtecn (lento.
is:
b.
:.
real estate offices,"
' "I think there are 350 In the city."
there is going to be agoraah.
I?
12
<15. 000 last week. "
"This same thing is happening in
in the. Slow. Every piece of ground
is being out up into building Iota.
The odd part of it is. outside, at St.
Pctcruburg, I don't sec. to any great
extent. where any at them places
have changed an iota since. 1916.111
0
in: going on."
I
In an attack again! the Sinnott
family. and their sharing in civic
sciatica. the New York World to-
day publishes a story or the investi-
gation o: the business douo by the
insurance firm of Simon: 1k (fauna.
of 80 Maiden Lane.
James Paul. sumo". is the preol.
dent o! the connotation and the
Cnmy named Is Thomas 11. Carly
or South Norwalk.
The "World." infers that became
An argument. or or whether an lul-
tomobile should 1mm in front or
around the policeman doing trunk.
suited 111 Ralph w. Minor of Port
1 Chester. R.
operation an automobile while un-
dol- “ e influence at intoxica; to.
woman din-via Murray at 2:.
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
argument scoped short Whom the or»
flog-r jumped into the car and told
Minor to drive to police handgun;
tors. 1
The accused 11m; inter reloqao‘d in
a. bond or 3330 to appear in the
uptown city. court next Saturday
morning for a hearing. She bond
was turniohod by Gem-go ammo of
m P C ‘
Greenmch Banquet
A delegation or :5
ya! Order or
Q ants attended tho;
initiation {no hinq‘u’ot Saturday.
more were 80 Melanin rpm 1111
Form Vocation;
Qattcrnoou tron;
1' The girls were mot at the 111.111.... Q
.and' taken by iiuto 4.9 the comfort-
able \acatio‘u lodgé on; Form: ave-
Qon
“Whom are. 31mm: or? seventeen
yours of Qaté. commenced. ih'eir two
Rim: 1th1:11)“; Etheatm .par-
ties. boating and lisvimmlng will be
'on the program forQ‘ tho next four-
Real estate 1:3!QO Florida are
inflated. like a balloon. ithho opino
ion 01‘ Adolph Glashon'. former Nor-
walk baker. who has just returned
here other spending thorwiutcr in St.
Pctcrsburg. Florida.
"All there are in St. fetal-abuts is
said “Mr. Giulio?!
"Values are inflated and someQ day
I have
1) cu going to Florida. for tho past
years. I know one piece at prop~
efly which could hallo been bought
for $350 in 1916 which was sold for
other and smaller cities“ and towns
other words. more is very little build-
Y.. beta: ”rectal for '
1111’.» had the cmmcntQ with Po-
’ dying before he could no room all .
to i hoopitol. '
tiénafi Lite 0:, America has '
him inherited. " ' President
the loving of the cornerstone of 12!:
new Jewish community center.
cast throughout the country
, radio.
q
2 Revolution and early life of
brew piol'tu‘r cemented the Ionnda
tions 1:: American democracy.”
merit and flghtingln its army.
here. the President declared.
precisely as 11 11115
to £1."
’tutlona: but proved anything."
«not: here. not alone at the
110ml! elements that have
into the making of this nation."
‘lnternufionallsmx.’ made 1. by
{moor Philip Marshall Brown
Princoton at a recent meeting of the
American Society of International
1““ QQQQ s ARE
MAKING GAINS
IN MOROCCO
(Continued from. Page One.)
Q’ inert miter-in} and troops under prop-
' or, conditions.
Although the attacks by Abdo El-
Krim 3 force: are regarded is deter-
mined and serious, there is no ap—
prehension as to the'result. The
French forces. military experts point
out. so: through to Fe: twenty years
also when all Morocco was against
the-m. Today all Morocco is pacified
except the territory of the Him and
i'lvhen the time comes for Marshal
Lynutey to order his columns across
The Quergha river the French au-
thorities predict that- Abd-Ei-Krim
will find it comcnlcnt to retreat as
rain as he can.
The plan of the Plit‘inns seems to
be to Invade the territory of tribes
, , which have 111111 itted to The Fran h
Sinuott 1a 111. brothcrot the son. 5 1 c
ill-law 0: 313.3111- Hyinu. many con-
tractors gave Sinuott & Canty their
bonding on city contracts. ,
and to induce those tribes to rebel or
clue to pillage their country. In
most cases these tribes will have no
other course than to join the rebels.
' it is believed.
"It is admitted that 1(while Abd~El-
Krim has no apparent chance or
ever reaching Fez. he will be able
to give the French considerable tron.
blc necessitating strengthening of
French forces throughout northern
Morocco atQ hoary expense in order
to master the revolt.
NEW YORK. May 4.—- Two men,
fighting in a. uncouth} automobile;
were killed early yesterday when
that: our crashod through mural“.
in: o: a viaduct and plunged 8
feet to a. con! yard- near the he“!
York Central railroad. track: along
the Harlem Rivar. Q
The accident. wltucaes said. re.
sulted whon \Vilulun Schweuk (ii-1w
or or tho car. lost control in
tempting to ward at: the blows '0
William Aahworth. who had Junim- '
to the running board of the am-
mobile. . Both men were carried mi:
their death. Schwonk being ,cnlsnfii. ,
blenéath the gist-Emu: and Ashwortli:
tuned that. tho latter Wu trying
Q {atop the drtroi- or an automotfie:
latch he believed had nearly run Q
1 hate
hen; own aQslio
tdbution‘iéz tho Jew ot'the Na-
been, ,
“fully worthy of tho mdluon they ' 1
Coolidge
declared yesterday in an addreso at
The President's speech mm: in the
nature of a message to the Jewry of
tho United. States, for it was broad—
by
The! part played 1:) Jews in the
the
Edited States .Qwus alt-eased Qty 311-.
Coolidge. He «noted the observation
or Leaky, tho historian. that ”He-
The Jam; themselves,— the Pres!‘
dent said. joined enthusiastically» in
the activities or the Revolution. 111:1
- “tinting "loans {or the new govern-
The greatest thing America. has
done for the Jews who have come
"has
' been to receive them and treat them
received and
treated all others who have conic
“It our experiment in rrée insti-
Mr.
Coolidge continued. “it is that the
greatest privilege that can’be con-
{erred upon ”people in the males is
to free them from the demoralizing
influence of Qprivilégc enjoyed by the
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MANYWITNESSES
TO BE CALLED
IN MACRI TRIAL
(Continucd from Page 01112.)
the nerve racking ordeal of
reminders of the tragedy limo pas!-
cd into the history of the trial.
Quiet Sunday
The girl spent a. quiet Sunday at
the jail. her only visitor ’ueing her
lawyer. Sitting in the counsel room.
they discussed the progress of the
trial. and points that are to be
brought up when the delense light:
ill-gins. although Olympia seems 10
show more interest in an apple xrcc
just outside the window. which had
blossomed forth in all its 'springtime
beauty.
The girl is having her first experi-
cute in court procedure and seems
to take a. childish interest in in:
apart from any consciousness that it i
is her own grim battle for life. Shel
had become quite tamiliar 'mm the;
method of picking 3. Jury utter a:
seven day “course," and owing to:
the searching questions 0. her '.
torncy, has a fairly good idea 0: the
character and background of each
or the 2 men who “ill say whether
one is guilty or innocent o: a. crime
in the shooting of John Bagnnno.
The start or testimony has opened
up a new study and she is showin‘
much interest in the iron clad rule Q
of court procedure which allow of
person 'to tell “his or her story only:
undo:- the guidance and scrutiny of
export legal mind" 3.
To Concede Shooting.
Q “'llilc the defense concedes thc'
'shooting. there are 1119.qu important
details in connection ”11 it that
will in all probability form the basis
01‘ long examinations and cross~ex-
animations. The State has oftcmd in
cvidcncc.~three bullets, and medical;
testimony regarding two bullet;
wounds in the back and one in the
neck. One of the important points
in the trial “it! be the dctcrmina-
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momen a of exhibiting grim objects:
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11 hick bullét u as fired first.
Moving swiftly. following the se-‘
icction of the lust Juror Friday. the
Slam; by strategic placing of “'11-
nesses. has deftly sketched the scene
of the shooting. and some at the ma-
301- events whicn took~placo there.
During this week. it is .cxpcctcd;
that the picture will be painted more ‘
complete with a wealth of detail as
to the scene of the shooting and
'somo testimony as to the relations ,
between Bagnano and the girl.
The character of tho dead man will
be. assailed by the defense. it was in-
dicated in preliminary questions ask-
ed by Mr. Koletsky. during cross-ex—
amination of the first State witness-
es. It is understood that Olympia
will be one of the last to take the
stand.-
' Hoard Shots Fired.
‘When court opens tomorrow morn-
Samuel ‘Wetner. whose stage
name is Joo Harris?» will take the
stand. Mn. Allin; had not finished
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Norwalk Chronicler