fibers
POIice Dept.
"fierior Court
1'
Charge
the trial (3‘
ore'd. oi.“ this :City.
Tum shooting of Henry
cred man. an Canal
V’l’hal'fl‘tsg'lvin.3
taken up in [11
‘Tuesday. it Was
" day. \Vllson is alleged t
iflve shots. which
“'llliam C. -
, 'hl's home. The shooting
'sult at 11
mm of money
game that. is 'said to
in the pool room 0
involved
reached after
tion. The case at that ti
that the (1 Sir
at the Stamford Hos
thrown out of the testi
Redd as he lay. morta
' in n. weak voice,
in arfew minutes he “-3
\Vitncssus of the case
summoned to appear a
are
non. Culutaln
of .Dclecl
Hanruhan, Dela-ti
Michael Grcancy and
Bartholomew Fancy
Curran. Numerous othc
mostly mombcrs of tho
will also he summoned.
Elijah "llighpockets"
.\ .
were arrested
in the County Jail :11
when" they
ial witnesses.
Funny Bcvausc in
r
it takes a
cigar coupons m‘wr hm
grand piano.
An Axe-Idol
l‘him-s.
.‘\ nidow
But. he got, qxlile a 51
chips:
of Stamford
Appear Before
STAMFORD, Mayilair-
d with first degree 'mur’dcr,
acchaed--; of r. the
0“ night. “7% again: be
e Superior Court next
announced yester-
dropped Redd to
the pavement four doors
n argument over a small
have been held
f “’illiam \Viso
also colored on Canal street.
The case was tried at the February
term by jury but a. disagreement was
considerable delibera-
cd it is believed bocause or the fact
1:; words 0! Redd given
to Captain of Police John
nan while he was on his deathbed
turned to Captain Brennan and said
“Get Carl!" “filth-
Cnvtain of Police John B. Bren-
F‘oley, Detective Sergeant Gcor
McCarthy. DMcclhe Sergeant Danivl
pair of shows in RilSsln
.Are 'to
.5“?
Wilson: col-
Redd, oncol-
street " last.
0 have fired
away from
was the N-
in a. card
me was kill~
_B. Bren—
plml were
mon)‘. .
lly wounded.
5 «load.
who will be
t the retrial
ivog Thomas
33 H.
Sergeant
Patrolman
and Harry
r wltn csses,
V0
RATFORD.”
that “Big Mike"
shbt in‘straigord
Chief longolic
crook>gin Cdnueéticut the last 11
‘centun‘. Police Captain»
“finder .of' Bridgeport 7
the Rotary
yesterday on
world."
He stated 1
brutality “Big Mike"
Gerald Chapman. recen
for murder in Hartford.
ing of, Policeman E
tor of Siratford.
point. he said;
To illustrate
ics,
year
hold-ups, shot.
ized $3.000. besides the.
The eho
illustrated
“Big Mike: had-a recordjot
Haven: Herbert May at the A. 8:
latter sald l1. never knew}
colored race.
\V right and
with
Bridgeport
:lrc bring hdcl as match.
Rusfla
Lola of people that laugh because ‘
,l’lrulmnu rubles to buy
a
are saving:
‘e in got
It.
(Good Hardware.)
There Wn< :1 young: salm'man. named.
\Tho mm‘riod on onc of his trip.-
nnincxl Blm‘k.
zock
\Vllcn he found lhm‘o wore six lilllc
M... “W," ._..-_..__.
:1 E
l “Oh. Jenkins." said Mrs. Maples.
Edward {Towing local negl'oes, who-
m connection at The age of 14. and declared that
the shooting. are at present coniln0d~
lot the state for his work in finally
8y 13.—-»‘Déclaringr
'-Rlccitelli ' who Wags; -
last_ Fabruary Jay
9 Nichols’and Police-
man Flanagan. was;the most vicious
Charles ’ "
addressed: ,
club ’at the Stratfleldi
"Talc: or the Under-
hat it was hisfirrn be—,,
lie: that for viciousneas amt-sheer.
’tar surpaaoed
tly convicted
dward Manches—
that
V the bandlt‘s activit-
Capt. Wheeler said that invone
nve~mcn'. and real-
25.000 jews
clry robbery in New Haven.‘ Be-
sides Officer Manchester. ”Big
Mike"'shot Barney Muser..of N
air
Ot-
21
aw,
7- .
store in Damien; William Anderson; \ a
of the-same store. Policeman Ben- ‘
nett of Mt. Vernon.
The shooting of the latter was .
characteristic, said (2an Wheeler HORIZONTAL. ,
"Big Mike" was walking along the 1. no of the Hindu trinity.
railroad tracks. Policeman Bennett 4' new: association (abbr.)
was driving a Ford car in tho same 6' Breezy. ‘
direction. "Big Mike”.askcd the of- 9. Inhabllants of an Asiatic
ficer it ll. was going to rain! The country.
t to rain l2. Personal pronoun.
1 A. Male boos. .
when the stars were out. and before - ,
{he policeman realized it "Big Mike" In. Means of transportation
had drawn his revolver and shot (china)
him in the head. He later recover- 16' .Eged‘.
,ed from his wound. 18' ””hw' .
E , Cam. Wheeler relalcd the story ;31“W“°5‘ “m“
"of "Sir Mike" from the n ' ' ' ' 39'
5 rs! arrest 22. Prepoaltlon.
Chief Vichols dc..e ve ~3- “119°” “55‘"-
‘ Q r d "m thanks 24. A kind of whale.
hunting an end lo the despcrndo. 26‘ “ luslrous fabric.
___,_ ‘28. Munch. -
An Ideal “aid :9 A vary short limo.
‘ ' >30. Feminine name.
, _ - , ,31. Opposite or "A. D.”
(“3” 5”“t Journal) 133. A Swedish coin.
maid. and she was extolling
ncss—to cnvlous friends when
lea.
"will you run upstairs and bring
vihe letter I left i on my
> table?”
. “Er7»er~\l'hlch one. mum '3"
. quirgd‘Jin-ains. "The one about your
1 brothel-'5‘ weddin' or the minister's
.51"
i letter about the bazm .
Mrs. Maples had a treasure of fll34_
Virtues—especially her trustworthi- 37.
girl herself entered. the room with '4".
dressing
Ono or some.
Malaysian sailing-vessel.
Terminus. limit.
A lofty elevation (alum)
Portal-ate. puncturo.
Note of musical scale.“
Dwelling.
43. An. ulcerated chilblnin.
46. College degree (nbhr.)
47. A kind of ducky
VERTICAL.
1.,A, gguaro in London! }
" Southern State (alibi-J
3. Sum: in nouns, of French
her' 35,
the 39.
4‘2.
43.
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origin.
. Nearly. almost.
Plcbnld (“’estern U. s.) ,
Abbreviation for "answer."
Fox-mot “to be."
. Spun fiber. '
A kind of electric light.
. Ancient Roman money.
Large pachyderm. .
Roserved. uncommon
Absent-minded.
. Ridiculo.
Large body 0! so
. Card game.
Southern sure (aber
. Abbreviation for "Mom
Parliament}! .
. A city highway, (ohm-.3
'. A compote-point (8mm)
. Progeny of one stock.
L. Bulb-like subterranean
‘13?le
1!
v
icnlivo.
/
fair-rs.
lil’M-Opa—n‘.‘
OCT-":T-vlal'vidfi
beréot'
stoma
= i will sail today-tor} phones-manna.
. Kamp at New
notéilml. 5!?!an
0 was ‘cnt'lzled‘fzom
_ of7imgiEsther.
Boot. of New frock. .l. writer.
a married. misoturdny -» in
_ rd. coon} 10- ,J‘rtnklln P.
Angina. NeW'York.,colu;;ln18t. '. They
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Editor: Addresses
Stamford Audiences-
.' 0'
Flays Somallsm - .
‘7 ”MVORP.LMa,y.18.——
The first of a series or’otreet cor-
nor Americanlwion meeting; was
held last night at._ thccomcr of At-
lantic and Federal Streets under the
auspices of the Constitutional Edu-
cational League. The meeting wu
opened at] o‘clock . by Joseph P.
York-City. Now Eng-
land director forum League. who
outlined the almond opurposu of
Yesterday’s Puzzle
AnsWered
01 plants.
Possesspd with murderous
frenzy.
Fasten. secure.
.’ Highest card.
clock-face. .
. Tho bill or an anchor.
. Adjective sum: denoung qual-
,ity.
. Colloqillal {or n pulmonary
disease. . ,_
Chemical symbol for ‘toilurlum.
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full. A'for'r All. olmuqi- Smog: .' V
" the imuipflim'ona-‘otreued the.
- ‘duced the rsnooker of the'
. knoWn'u‘fthe Constitutional Crusad-
‘f eri’ot specimen-tabs heard here dur-
ing the next few months;
WMSDAY, MAY 1%
; M- i
heron": name; she applied 'for a’
passport-la , that; name. uH‘er request
Ne’w.1’ork pass-
W‘. . waelcvhoncd‘
_ rkf'térjegalfanist" "once
to ,’ Burnitgmmlton 'Mattboo's, head,
, czar- department: of the
Woman?! Shifty.) ' '
‘moro, 3 vico-prcoidont .or the Wom-
an’s Party," intertened 'here 'and = in—
motions—We’re sent to — - tulle . the
Mafia. Miss -Root . :3: “Esther
Styled Root; wife. win-311mm Pierce
Adams." énd'to con‘sidér: this the
fact
that ufibe‘txér-nnilémmndlng of the
pmvlslon'lf mid :J’ gimrantces of 3- the
Amorloan‘Comtitqtion will make for
u’better-Amerlcgu He ‘then intro-
evenlng 3.1
ditor. on;
Robert- O'Bfiéo. inthor. c
is widely
soldier? or fortune who
’erslnd‘w‘ho‘ is we first of a numb-
Anna-tune first words
mailast might o‘er-e: "Socialism "is
unAmerlcan‘." ‘Tbta nwu‘ followed
by a. zeoe'raL outline‘ of. Socialism
which does away 'w’ith Clones. and
religion. Ho'pointed to the ballot
box as Americans. institution .o‘.
government 1nd held thin socialism
is mind-government- Kite:- show-
ing.whero.80ci&lism has time 7 and
time again been proven’a failure. he
made union. that the citizenship '0:
till: country make}; study or the
constitution.
‘A (allure of ”the, meeting was tho
open forym session which theiapeak-
er held‘after finishing his address.
O‘étien‘ .
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Many questions on ‘gm‘emmental.
political-and economic nature were
or. answered a rapid bow-age of
qucsuons to the entire satisfaction
‘of his audience.' His remarks and
answers were received with much
applause. ‘. . ‘
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, 113 Your Old Womn Dies.
HAVANA. Cum, May 13.—.Maria
Tomoike. said to be 115 years old. is
deadiot her home in Saguala Grande,
Scam Clara. She was in full pos-
session of‘ hen‘l‘ac‘ultlcs. ‘
_ .
. BANKRUI’I‘
NEW HAVEN. May J3.——A vol—
was
.
unmry petition in bankruvtcy
co-partners in
room.
and
lunch
brothers
llutford
uked'by pcraons’in UH; audience. ,
O'Brien. with his irish «m andnum-f
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cooking space besides
T’Sdinner time;
andthroughthe
glassgaanel’softhe
gas oven door see
thoselight, crispy
biscuits—baked just right by au-
tomatically controlled heat at 400
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oven and there’s your roast beef—
brown and juicy, fit for a king!
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