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NEWS” '
THE EV
NING SEN
NOBW‘LI'I FIRST NEWSPAPER
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MAY EER'EADY
FOR THE JURY
BY TONIGHT
Rhinelander, Recalled
to S t a n d, Denies
Chauffeur Told Him
Alice Was Colored
MOTHER RECALLED
Lawyer for Wife Will
Begin Summing Up
This Afternoon, He
Declares
WHITE PLAINS, Nov. 30. (A. P.)
-—'i.‘he defense in the Rhinelauder
annulment suit rested its case five
minutes after court convened this
morning, with the call to the stand
of Alice Beatrice Jones, defendant
in the prosecution.
Vanderbilt Blood
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0! distinguished lineage this
is
youngster. He is John Edward \‘un-
dcrbllt Cecil, tune-months-old son of
the former Cornelia. Vanderbilt, who
itnarricd John Francis Amherst Co-
The case which may reach the,(‘il of the British embassy fill!" at
jury by tonight, has now been in Washington. Holding John Edward
progress for three weeks. is Miss Dmls. nurse brought from
Mrs. George. Jones, mother of England. The picture was made on
the Vanderbilt estate at Baltimore,
BUY clinch)
BOWLING ALLEYS
lN so. lllAlN sr.
Arthur ois‘en, Ball
Alice. negro wife of Leonard Kip
Rhinelandcr, was recalled briefly to
the stand this morning to testify if
Alice's body was the same color at
birth as it is now. ,
She asserted that it was. i
Lee Parsons Davis. counsel for,
the defense turned to Judge Mor-l
sehauser after Mrs. Jones; left the
stand and said:
"Acting on my own responsibility
and on my own experience as an
attorney. the defense now rests."
His announcement caused quite a.
surprise as it. was believed that
other wit. uses were to be called.
Rhinelunder was recalled to the
stand by his attorneys and he then
initiated as second-clans matter at the post office it
So. Nonwaik. Conn. under the Act of March it. 1879.
L GETS D L
J FAMILY thIJ lilildl.
State Rests in
Maori Trial
Iil'l‘Cllly‘lldlil). Nov. 30.—
(.\l'). The state rested it's case
against Olympia Mneri on trial
for her life for the shooting of
John liuunnno in front of the
Palace Theater, New "men. in
.l-‘ehruary, 1925, of 11 o'clock
this morning.
The defensi- thereupon mailed
'l‘lwodoi'c (l. l't‘iers of New Hit-
wn to he the first witness.
COAL STRIKES
END HINOES ON .
' OWNERS’ REPLY
Mine Operators Prom-
ise an Answer to Pin-
chot’s Proposal Late>
TOW-.. TWO BURNED
SECRECY :
Men Ha'chlrea‘dy Ac- !
cepted Them As “Ba-
sis of Settlement”—
Outlook Hopeful
‘Flames Do $5,000'Dam-
PHILADELPHIA. Pm, Nov. Sui age to R 0 0 m i n g
(AP).——.\nthruoilo operators promls~i ' ' _
cd to make known lute today lhclr‘ House Of Clergyman
answer to Governor l’inchut's pro-3' (,Oliil'actor
posals for ending the hard coul‘
strike. which have already been (IQ-I
copied by the mine workers as a. NEWARK BLAZE
“b is f 'fiiiil' i." .
, ll: Til: iiiennt’iliiig. not an inkling of I one Hundred RESI-
"l t. lo‘ed' ‘3 'e' .
2223‘s.}. Loin‘.ii.f§.h"§.‘52.323.313‘JL‘Ei d e n ts Driven to
Street As Tenements
Burn——$250,000 Loss
lic. , :
Nov. link-4A?» A
The greatest secrecy was throwni
about the movements of various.
members of the operators" committeei
't div. " e ~ - — -~ ' . ‘ m ‘-
g .0 l“ lh it melting plane was also. .NIAMT'UI‘J).
:licrt from newspupcrnien.
_....._._~.. -_ . . .
iseeond and third floors of o. room-
ling buns;- art it Williams
. _ ' 'owned by the lie". Florence Good-
n'lho case. 02 Mrs. ltose Cuizonc of! man. clot-minor. and contractor.
”(I Fair street. was continued in ilieitmS inornliin'
uptown court this morning from day Mrs. Bertha. lirondbrck an 0N",
to day. Mrs. t‘alzono was arrested pant “as slightlv burned and Max
Ly l'oiicomnn l’nul Mctlrath upon onh a butcher who “1.” to her
complaint of her sister. Miss .\nn ’i‘“$i“i{i‘ll‘0’ “n; also slightly burned
DeNoto of :2 Marcel street. South Lin; i, J.” I, d 1‘ map I
Norwnik. Miss lJeNolu alleged that U" S 0‘ "no a 3“ "
of the,
SLIGHTLY [N ”i
STAMFORD FIRE
‘i’irc. of unknown origin. gutted the
street
.
‘Defense Rests In hRinelander Trial
inns sun's i
Al LAD CHARGED
3 WITH “PEEPlNG”
i
Frank Hlavac of Gir-
ard Street Arrested
After Long Chase in
Uptown District
' Admits He Tried to En-
ter Private School
3 Buildingml’olice Get
Complaint. .
l
i‘rnnl: lllavuc. 1“. of it: (’iirardl
strict. who has lwtn disturbing the
Lilith-ills of llilishir- School by "peop-
;lng" in the windows during the lust,
ituo months. was bound owr tn the
.
{liccemher trim of the Superior
iC‘ert in Bridgeport by Judge Free-
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HELD IN BOND i
. SOUTH'NORWALK, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1925.
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i.
n fulernl lmllctlncnt against
1‘. S. (.‘mennncut" quashed.
THE WHEELER-WALSH BATTERY
Senator llnrton K. Wheeler (right) and his counsel, Senator Thomas
J. “ulsh. leme the district (‘tilll‘l in Washington utter seeking to have
\\‘hv'elcr for "conspiracy to defraud the;
i'lilt‘l'l 'i‘l-lltla‘l') (TEXTS
CHAPMAN CASE
JUDGE THOMAS
GRANTS PLEA lN
WRIT HEARING
Bandit Téifiiveiy In-
; terest in Proceed-
} ings in Wethcrsfield
Court
STATE. ANSWERS
But Chapman’s Law-
? yers Want Time to
Study . Document —-
‘Off Till Wednesday
' STATE PRISON. \Vethcrsi’iCld,
Nov. 120. (A. P.)—~l’.ecnuse it was
. unprepurml to give answer to the
ircply of the state to the petition of
titrald Chapman for a. writ of ha.~
.. beas corpus to remove him from the
i custody of the state which wants to
,hang iiilil for murder, and return
ililiii to the cure or the Federal gov-
,crnmenl. counsel for the defense
asked for an adjournment of today's
’llf‘itl'illg which was granted.
1 i-‘erwrul Judge 1-]. S. Thomas fixed
the time
when the hearing vould be resum-
'Wednesiluy morning as
’man Liclzt lu thi- iipiown court this
mornini‘.
. llluh’tc “(is ul'l'I-sii ‘1 by Pullen‘inull:
Harry l‘lrown Saturday night follow.V
log on writing chase through l’ros-
Dori tHf‘l'lUi". l'nion I'nrk. lilr- .lr-fl‘rir-
son school grounds. Van Buren ave-
nuv. Byinriun place and Beldnn inc.
nu‘ .
'"ilfi‘il‘crs Jerry burner and t'tii‘ilt‘i-J
in» Sweeney .‘Isslilit‘d in making thr-i
nrrt-sl. i'iTict‘r Brown Tll‘f'd four:
lshois :it lilume. who refused to stop
‘until oi'rrluko-u by the pollemnen.‘
”flavor: was reiv‘uscd in bonds of $l..i
000. which “Ms furnishcd by
mother. Mrs. l'rniicla TTiilY-‘li'.
“fillet-r Brown hits been working
on the (use for the past month. Sev—
his;
:1in “(TS form-d to withdraw from the
rust or "liomnny Love Spell" din-incl
[its i'rrmicrr in ,llzirtl‘urd litrl Wed-Ashe would be confined to hml about
.nrrdny night. was reported n< f.-...1. ‘ti week, li"r i'utinr would make
Geraldine F arrar, ill, Is '
:Now at Ridgefield Home
Opera Star Suffering from Nervdus Breakdown
Her Father Says—Will Be in Bed 21 Week
All» 1;. ruldiiu‘: i.‘;il'r.'ii'. opcra star.'.~hr- is not“: confined. her father said
,u ho suffered a lii‘l‘\(lll:i breakdown'today,
(‘hnpman who had licen produced
i
led.
I
itodny as the writ granted by Judge
Thomas had ordered. took a. wide
awhile interest. in tho: court- pro-
ceedings which i’lSli‘tl about five
iminutcs.
i lie came from a. small cell just
{off the room leudim: into the Board
of Pardons room of the prison and
seat Frederick
I took ' a. between
lcounsel, and Ray ‘.\l.
isln’liigt‘ii‘ltl. Mass.
He slumped. down into his chair
in a. manner familiar to those who
usaw him during iii-i many dayl
‘ ‘ __ ~ ‘whcn he “as on trial for the mur-
I..\urpt for H'Ji'ifif-r iiiiii 3“”: J“”"idr-r of Policeman Skelly at. New
rnr had suffered :1. brcululmvn and Britain in October of last year
When Siatn's .ittornny Alcorn
“0 .' handed Groehl a copy of the State's
Wiley of
(irochl of how York city. his senior
her sister assaulted her last. Tues-
ng‘; Goodman is ppm] .rrul complaints had been made to
ring lir-Yt-‘ir. by hi 1‘ father at. l‘ildgc- : further slab merits. All questions l":-1
answer. which had in it iS separate
Player, and James
Nazarene. lie is also it. li‘ucltililiiih" police about the “pvepliig” an-
sweepingly denied the testimony of
contractor. jlii‘fi of a .Wluiiz lllltll around the Hill-
Rose Chidester. form“. chauffeur Ilir-ld iflf‘i night. .‘lliss Furrnl‘ arrived fizt'il‘liilii,’ the loss of hwr voice “'9‘.“ipal'agrupiis. Chapman strlghtencd
day. it was brought out in the ex-
iin njdgolir-M yesterday from New {referred to [)1'. .illmcS l. “”55“”. llf'i‘ A “1,4
I . ‘ \ ‘ (‘1 ' t o
Get-Together 800131 dermfing' $233310:iiiiiniiglr‘hn:‘Sm‘vamj1.33:: aliiihiimtliijoiiii: iligddfwso‘iuiciirzn' l m ““1 “Y the shooliug. Mrs. Johnson 1 Court by Judge l~‘I'rL‘nmn Light Sui-iindhwfll".WWd by young camnagh. S 11 d S i ' 1‘1
“Mm“... . A -‘ - . . hi "' '0 “‘t‘nt in the house. while Mr. John-l Ul'dfly morning: l'urkcton has lieeniOiTii‘vi‘ Mt‘iii‘ilih “US not St‘l'iOUSiyi ' -.
i at Butler Ifldge 01‘ ricelilaWLE‘ick 32:21:; ofu‘iuany" 0: the occupunIts 30“ Siilb'cd in the yard to learn vp‘lu -‘ in jail since his arrest following the. I hurt. I me e m? {.e In ‘ C _
Wednesday ' GOING 4‘ IS CHARGE. 6 cm ° 'reuth 1.“ he was the trouble. accident on West avenue. which rc-i UiTlt'fl‘ lik‘Gl'fiiib “0001111115.! 9-0 170-: MailOl‘i B lfllllg‘ and.
smoke filled buildings as ”‘93 made In a. few moments Officer T‘rownisulted in up again of j-‘dwvlrd 1'9" » :Iit-c~ was following vounz: Cuvnnnnh ’ - '
' ' a dash for safety. 1"... . . . . . _ .' j" . " ‘ ' ‘ 3' ‘ - . -. . H; . 1 . .._ Illvestl‘rated Lint]!
. Paul Ber lund of Gear etown was . . , . ~ . . ' came iUSiIilig h} with Hlmae in the . Judge l'reemnn Light reduced I‘ur- ' in“) N" “““r “'1 Lil-i .ncuue 010* 1‘ - D
A record-breaking attendants of . K 5' liour persons were welcome by lead. Oilicer Drown ”km “r I.“ . l H. 3.0,.) .. . ., in: him. H L d c.
Odd FeliOWSis expected “'- the meet- BEAT arrested by Motorcycle Policeman smoke ““1 heat “1 a two Eli-“RV Johnson to telephone pollen head- Cue-Til 51.(mint‘torlrg’vl'1 [51:1 packs: “5‘ .TM ivo eumr- npou a trollev ear 8 Baffle. duse
198 Of District No. 7' I' 0' 0' F" to , ’ Paul McGrath yseterdny on Last frame building, two of them being qtmrters and have some other po-ncfn 1:11: r“- x- h .. " ml" flu-lug operated in the opposite dirce- " -
be held on Wednesday evening at ““9““ and chaiged with speeding. found unconscious in a hail our. iieemen sent to join him I H l 0d". lion. t":iv.'m:ii:ll succeeded in lass-i Captain Homer Crew of the Old
0. 7.30 o'clock in the Butler LOdSe It ‘5 “"93“! that Lerglund “'33 M Within 11 ' . . . ~‘—"'"*~'_"‘"—"" - , . .f ‘ I _ .. 1“ it‘ll-ll Ilook nnul l..'=dd~*r t'ompnn)‘
. _ - . v lin ve East avenue at the tree minutes Uffiteis Job; nix. the tiolh 3 but. when Ollieer Mc-‘ . . . ‘ ‘ . , ‘
1'1 Building, South Norwalk. when tra ‘3 5 0 r ry Dorney and Cornelius Sweenoyi . tirath ,riw] to past: he was hiocked'lhm‘g‘” th.i. .he .iicMuhon buildini,
members of Our Brothers' Lodge. rate 0: 44 miles an.h0ur. ”0 will ' came along in an automobile. With ibv ””601“. “notidmo will h d‘ln South Main street. was no fire
No 10 and Butler Lodge No. 97. _. appear "I the uptown court ”mo" 0mm p' . . H , i I “ ~A ‘ A . ”‘1 n. ilast niqllt.
. . , - . m“. morning at nine o'clock. r >rown they located lame .swung into the one-way road. OffY—i ,1 .. -. . . .. . 1 .
will be out in force. Mago \arltmin. living at the I at. the corner of Byington place and cor Meth-ath could not stop his ma- Lupuu.) t ..m rmtlm in tin build:
Grand Master Alfre‘d E. Lllley of Grand Union Hotel. \Vood street. is CHRIST‘IAS BKSKET VOTICE l _ Bclden avenue. Hlnvae was out of chine in time to avoid n collision and l in; and last. night. his liremr-n's
the Grand Lodge 0! Connecticut and under arrest on the charge of theft. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ i breath when placed under arrest. - -he was ””0“." from “I“ motorcycle ‘. nose detected the odor of smoke.
SW 0‘ Officers will be present: it“: He 'tvas held on the complaint 1?! To avoid a grand rush at thel I He ““3 ”kc" ‘0 ”‘0 uptown 3‘3' . ito the around. lie received severe: 1"" dead”! m mndud an invoi-
will be the new grand masters 1'8. Joseph Buks. an employee of t u t _ _ ilon where he admitted his guilt. He Vents U ‘1 s . S ‘ N. , . ligation into tin". mutter :m‘l wit 1
official visit 10 the district and many Radel 05'3“? Company. “ML" ”“5 listcgfirzrtnéi (:hpgaiszxiliaic; $1.3: Miss Laura Comsloek. weather ot- “"0 90"“559‘1 ‘0 (“Timing the HEARD TODAY mhmrnhruisgim MC' ‘ ”m“ OI m : Patrolman lllenry \v'eim, saw the
v W1" “'3“ themselves of ““5 oppor- morning. would like those going to apply for ficiai in this section, reports that SCh°01 0“ NOVember 19, shortly be- Cnvnuugh was later uppnrhemied i “"0"" ”Mimi" 7’” of one of the
tunity to greet him. Buks complained to the down- a. basket at Christmas to be at the the theremometcr ”318.9er 20 dc- fore midnight. but was frightened laud ”rpm"! on rhart'vs of i‘f‘Cklcss I ul‘urtim-nls.
After a short business session. town police, that he went. to the Army Hall 2. West Washington greag yesterday morning and this away. He was charged with breach -———- idrmng and opt-rating without 1i After kiim'kiii': on lib.‘ don», L‘up.
which will commence at 7:30 P. M.. Grand Union Hotel and that while street 10 A ‘if this Wednesday morning. 0n Thanksgi' "g morn- of peace and breaking and entering The {use of James Nichols, (‘OT- “WM“ ‘ viuin Praw- and the officer “-an in;
the balance of the evening Will be he W115 in a. room there .110 “‘88 ut- Thti Captdln will be at the Hall at ing the mercury droppe to 19 110- a building. ored. of Burbank street. charged Jnhp}. l’rrenian l inht f. “l , l ml , loriiicd that the smoke “us must-d
given over to a genuine social-Get. tacked and put out Of the “0‘01 and that “me hhnself to ".th applica- srces. Milkmen coming from the ' with having a stolen automobile in for hhhihiq Inn‘rnin’,°,n {1.3: ‘1"; 1:10} i by the l‘limlirttliwn of u room.
together" good time. Evan Davies, 149 gold watch and chain taken. lions. . outskirts reported that the tempera- his possession and tampering with released him to ‘iitl'iinZ‘ in “lumi "Safety First.” sold tho genial
entertainer and impersonator. from 'I’fliflimun John “93'“0'45' ““9” . ______ ,_.____ _ ture was as low as 16 degrees curly like motor numbers. is scheduled to “1),." mm“ ‘ ‘ d‘uptnin. A... he nap-mm.
the Harry Armstrong Company of andinvesilzu‘iion. filmed ‘flriim‘n . this morning. Miss Comstock midi 'comc up in the down town city _..-;.'.,._._,.,_H__-..,_ —_..——__—_....__——
.' w York has been engaged for the un er arres . the temperature was the average-i :L‘ourt at two o'clock this “rim-noon . _ ~ . _ . . . , ‘
:tfening. aid! those who plan to at- His case was continued in the BATTERY STOLEN for this time of the year. Ibefore Judge Nehemiah L‘undoe. ( l I 0‘ "LA" n “m" ‘mi'yl‘ ‘ .
tend can rest assured that there will downtown city court this morning. . _ . The (mm... of the cm. found in Alfred Henry of Taylor “mm“! -
not be a dull moment while he is in until December_5. He “"15 released the possession of Louis T’OI'rino of was trentmi for a slight cut on lllsi -
action. . under bonds of 3100. FR , ABLAZE Leonard street. will come 10 this head at tho vft‘it-v- or” or. Theron
This meeting will be a forerunner city from New Jersey for the trial. Bradley. “"‘k-‘i‘i'iv‘<“"‘ “WM 53“”“3 START FOR HIS I
of future I. 0. 0. 1“. District No. 7 ‘ " , The owner of the. car found in the “ii-V “iiiiii- .A
meetings of a. similar nature for the . f - possession of Nichols will not be. ”"”~“ “mm“ ‘“ "“V“ ""“‘i""‘] ”Mi ‘ '
promotion of good fellowship among & ‘ , . present. . ~ 'cui when during an argument with > . ;.
Odd Fellows. 0' ' The police of West (irunirw. N. J.. -'-.“”‘3”"i"1' ”“""'-” ”0mm "1' “'9' , I
., .__......... will also be represented at the trial. ‘("‘"”<'C“°'"‘ """1‘1‘3’133 “"‘i‘ ”it" l‘:A.“-i ' 5’ ’ ‘3
~ ' Rev. Lester T. Maller)‘. pastor of A. truck owned by E. L. Monroe, lxichols will bi- defemb-d by Attorney “”"W- "1' fire in iui‘lroud avenue: -__.__ ll
MULLIGAN'S COOKIES the South Not-walk Baptist church. Wilding mover of Fainavcnue. John J. Cunr-o. “W" i‘iiii't‘ii'iiim “0""! Guinrr‘ .luhn win-d. m Philadelphia, ,3
the old-fashioned kind. and Blulli- Arthur Gilli" 01' Si- George, Sta- is minus a. storage battery and is caught on fire in Water street this . . . “w...“ - investigated neither of the men ‘ “.1,” was “Wkly... in ”m ””er j
gun's famous Cruliers are for sale in ten 19in“. h. Y.. forfeited 8- bond or spare automobile tire today. morning. . 31‘. MARYS ALl’MM .‘lL-zt-z'r .would press Mun-gas against .1119 can“, in New”)... started for home. 5
stem nli over this vicinity. The old 830 in the uptown court this morn-l His 831180 in Spring street was The apparatus from the Central ‘ Tllbrc. will be a meeting: of iim;”‘i”~‘r- on Suturduy. but lit-came intoxicated 3%
fashioned Cookies include the follow ing. He was arrested Saturday by entered between Friday night and Fire Station was called and the WM ‘commlttec in charge of ”m nunnui‘ _—___ __ mu, imam] mm" “W Washington .‘2
in: varieties: Ginger sugar hermit: MOiOrCS'Cie Policeman MIN“! Lens- yesterdny afternoon. and the bat- blaze extinguished with hand chem- . mum puny up...“ 1,). s.- .Mury's Air . . ~ 9”...“ ”my.“ “1...“. M “m, arres‘ ii
malauu. chocolate and oatmeal yet on a charge of reckless driving. tery and tire taken from the ma- foals. The damage was slight. . being. _ unml. in the clui, hm...” on we.“ i .t.\.\0t hCEMEIxT w] M. IMFOWHH All”, “we“ ii. 5
Only .ne best oflngredientn are men it is said that the. officer eloeked chine. It is thought that wires leading d C" 'gmA :m-uu. mulch: m pig!" Minsk. A“. . \ll “pm “4...“. ”M 1. [- mm W. m”; 3;. m m. mmwm“ my '
in making Mllmlan'l Bakery ”'0’ Cutler speeding at the rule of 40 The dpwntown police are investi. from the engine became crossed and « "“‘ii‘lwrfi "" r":iiv.-‘l-"tl‘lti make re- :ii‘di: l‘wlucul. Alina T't,|iliil"‘llll'3 Cl ‘mmi ix .iilulilu .‘(c h: with Candie
.3, “mpg”, ’ milesan hour. mm the matter. started the blue. W turn» or iitlu .3 .n this‘ not». mm. mm SL—A'TV. 1': ”pining. - ’
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Marine, Take Over
Business
The Clifford Bowling Alloys and
Billiard Parlors. South Main street.
Olsen and
of the Rhinelander family.
Cliidester said that he had told
Rhinelandcr of Alice's colored blood
long before the wedding took place
and that Rhinelander had reiortedz‘
"I don't give a dam."
nmlnutions of ‘the sisters, that the
in the house were found
right i bide.- tit‘l'lt‘ioi.
it was not until Sutur-
aiTalr is a result of a long standing
faintly squabble. Attorney John J.
gifarrell represented Miss De.\'oto,
while Attorney John Cuneo was
counsel for Mrs. Culzone.
sticks of dyntinilic. Goodman was
licensed to use dynamite for blasting
but not to be kept in the house.
NEWARK. N. J. Nov. 30.—-(.\P).
gl‘lre. sweeping through eight com»
in glimpse of lllzivm‘. The lad cross—
led the street in front of the school
and wont to the bungalow where sev- l
oral students reside.
{day night that Ui‘i‘icr-r lirown caught,
illitvuc follow. ‘
York and was OI‘iltl't‘tl to bed \vhcrei
.\lr. Wil- v said to the court that
-~--—.—-—-~—~———.—-———-— ; this was tin,- first. time he had seen
physician, .
.PARKETON lS
OFFICER HURT :the “voluminous document." Ho
whispered conversation which was
_ . thur ._..._...
When court adjourned ml the were sold to Ar . i. .. . . . . ’
noon recess. Mr. Davis indicated James Marine this morning. bluntion tc-nenn'nis and husmfl‘sfid {he ““50 m ‘l “.IMO‘“ “he“: h“i ‘MOMH “"1"" M" Wiley asked for
; a said to have. trim] to remove a ithc recess which was granted.
The new owners took the business
over today from Charles Hamilton,
Arthur WJkes and A. C. Kngrr.
that he would commence summation
for the defense immediately upon
the reconvening of the court at i2:-
Olsen, during the summer months
’ is a pitcher on the Kansas City team
of the American Association and a
former member of the Detroit team
EXPECT LARO
of American League. He ’5‘ well “ . . . .i’iromi called to him to halt. bu. l 3‘ ' ‘ ' t -
Al IENDANCE AT known in this-city and has a, large \va‘iiazlreraesltlodmga112:2“)Ofritlizrgi’: :2:le:tt058th20:iii:r 31:13:: :?d 11:: increased his speed. Officer Rift-mil: T0 Awalt Trial for mg ‘ (faern cava-
. . . ‘ ' s. l ‘ - ‘ r . . . I i ' '
following m ”10 swung “mld' Hi: Frederick Mignvry of ihc‘Westport buildimt occupied by 9. furniture m0" 0m: shot in the air. which «He'- West AVG. Accrdent l nagh ill East AVG.
was born in Norwalk.
Marina has been a resident of
this city practically all of his life.
and up until he and Mr. Olsen took
over the business was employed by
the former owners.
There many friends wish the new
owners the best of luck in their on.
1.0. O. F. MEETING
No. '2 to Stage
District
buildings on Springfield avenue be-
twren Boston and lieneon streets in—
clny drove 100 occupants to the
CHARGE HE WAS
hour fight. when the entire block in
lite tickli' populated section “(is
threatened. '
The fire was discovered in :1 store‘
‘ WHILEORlVlNG
company.
Three persons. two men and a.
woman, were led to safety by police»
men as the blaze spread to the
apartments over the stores. Before
the fire wns under control. the roofs
of all eight buildings crushed in
barracks. at 5:45 Saturday after-
noon, charged with driving a. car
while under the influence of liquor
lie was released in bonds of 8150.
which was furnished ‘ by John
O'Connor of Norwalk. Monnhnn
objected to being examined by Dr.
lscrern. lie failed in this and then:
moved to the side of the building
where. it in clniuit-d, h - tried another
jit‘god. when in: iicurd Officer Brown i
; npprouhinn. .
‘ lie. sprinted across the lawn and'
down towards l'iiion l’nrk. Officer"
not check lilavae. in the meuntlrue‘
jthe chase led down into \‘nn lriurcnf
iavenue. ' ()iTict-r Brown tired three‘
imore shots. this time aiming at 1113-,
tree.
A Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson of? Bridgeport, imiiil‘ by ”10 “WOW“ l‘O-ltor‘ii‘i' 3"“ ”1W” iii-"’1'
:4 Van Buren street. were just ur-
lwus taken to the County
NOT ABLE TO A
Driver of-theil-th Car 15?
Taken to County Jail i
l
l‘nnble. to obtain a bend of $2,500.;
Leliui‘ l‘nrkelon HT 3- Clark street,I
Jail in:
lice. l‘urketun was: bound over to
riving home when they were attracmthe December term of the Superiori‘m ”Wimm “"1”“ POW"? i‘iilim “(15
ileuned ox er and showed it to Chap~
WHILE TRAILING 1 A few minutes later court was ad-
‘manaud the two commenced a.
;journtti in order lllui tin: defense
might, further' study the answer of
. . He ave no indication The establishment “1'18— opened . street and caused damages estimzc _ _
‘ :35 food‘ifgw longs the summation about two years ago in the Clifford led at 3250.000. window. is“? '1 "35"”31" ‘0 “id; ”1" 3‘3““-
3' would take him. . building by, Messers Hamilton, The flanlos were. under “introl at him in removing the screen. Hluvari ‘ y ‘ . State's Attorney Alcorn voiced no
hnorr and Wicker. 4 o'clock this morning utter a two “-3" making ”‘l’id i’i'om‘i‘ss- it i5 iii-l i objection to the adjournment. and so
tinned hearing for Wednesday.
CAPT. ’C‘E'All“
‘i‘.." EEE 333.13 WASN’T TAKENG
Airguns
Paul McGrath in Acci-
dent As He Is Follow--
Knapp t'ompuny, “:43 arrested yes-
Motorcycle
tn‘t‘leer i'nul .\li'(ii'nth was injured in
the Judge set the date of the con-
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