“WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 9.1925.
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IRFVENUE COI'IERS MEN LOOK '
I'FOR LIQUOR ON BOARD ALL
BOATS BOUND FOR NORWALK'
Captain Hawks, of the Schooner “Frederick H”
Tells of His Adventures With Rum C hasers
~—-Boarded Three or Four Times During
One Trip
Cuptain Frederick llawkcs. mus-
ter 0! the "Frederick H." a pulp
schooner that plica between tit.
Georges. New Brunswich. (‘nnndn
and the St. George Paper Mill of
this city knows that there is not
much chance of running 11. cargo of
liquor into the Norwulk harbor.
Captain Hawkes just. in from a trip
was telling today oi the strict patrol
maintained by the coast guard boats
along the Atlantic coast. and ea-
pscisily in Long Island Sound.
"The Frederick H. " is now wait-
in: in the Norwalk River to unload
her cargo at 800 tons. of wood pulp
at the St. George mill. The "C. H.
Bentley" is now unloading at the
paper miil‘s dock. Captain Hawkos.
whose first name and lust initial
was taken as name for the boat, is a
well preserved man over 60' with
to years of experience in shipping
circles. He has been coming in and
out o! the Norwalk harbor since
1920.
Captain Hawkos. contrary to opin-
ion thet. sea-taring captains are try-
snts who drive their men to periorm
their duties. is pleasant and was
willing. to discuss his fdvcntures
with the revenue men. .
‘Some time we are stopped two
and three times coming here." said
Captain Hawkcs. ‘lt is very seldom
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we manage to slip down the coast
without being boarded by the prohi-
bition authorities. They do not
bother us much except to look at.
our papers and sometimes search
our boat, chuckled Captain Haw-
kcs."
“They never found anything
aboard our boat as we are. very strict
and do not allow liquor and besides
we have our cargo of pulp.
“We were stopped a week ago
Sunday off Vineyard' 5 Island on our
present trip to Noroaik. That was
the only time we were boarded com-
ing down this time. it by. the coast
guard men pulled up along the ice-
ward side and a couple of men came
on board. They looked over our
manifest and everything was all
right. Then one oi the officers look-
ed through our sleeping quarters,
using a flashlight to play under'thc
bunks and around the rooms. An-
other officer went down in the for-
ward hold and came back in a to“
Champ oi Ring
minutes.‘ i asked him if he lound
anything and he anid. ‘hvnly a con.
pie quarts." but oi? course be was
only joking. "
Captain Haukcs Isoa asked “ht-
ther ho had ov er been Lofictod u. bot-I
tie or a dIinlt by the oifictrs. lie
replied in the negative but said.
"I1‘r rom II but I read in the papers
I guess some of them have it.” '
A New York paper with a story;
of how a, coast guard bout ran in'
300 cases of liquor. was spread be.-
fore the master of the "Frederick
Ii."
Captain Ilnnhcs said he l'11’IlioI'111]
that. it. was impossible to bring li-
quor into Norwalk by water.
"You can never tell when the 1
government boots will slip ubngsidu
and go through your ship. its
‘good night.’ if they find liquor.
"Sometimes the boots will pull up ’
along aido‘and stay there and again
they will leave one man. or maybe.
two or three. 11' the water is calm
they stay tidc. up with us. but if it
is choppy they leave their men and
circle around us until the officers
signal to be picked up again. Some:
times the officers stay half an hour
and sometimes less."
When asked if he thought
rum blackudo was successful.
CLAIMS DENTIST
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MILK BOTTLES
are liable to slip up cithet day or
night and search a vessel and they!
do not give any certificate that tin-3
Stamford Man Fined
hoO In (To It rt On
Lharge of New York
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i'olmnhus. (11L.
,llII-Nlilillt'lll' morning record.
has Di I'l'mmui 20in IIIIII'riugcs
ship is free from liquor because .'I.
rum runner may pick up an illicit
cargo anywhercs. That also ac-
counts !ora. boat being searched
several times in a trip up and down ,
tho coast. ‘
"They never stop us." said Cap-
tnin 11.1“ hes But they come aboard 1
and let us proceed as they scutth 115 W omull
and go O\"‘L'i our pitpers. I guess it ~ -—~——
is a mattcr of {01m mostly and they \"l‘.\\ll1'lll l» l)-1.'..1.\l').h1~.
.Iumrs IIllil\ in 111. dentist. “as
IIllUI 8 10 1.1111 I'm-1:11 _\1st1rdny on
I'llzllgcs (II 11.1w: 1111i. nml brew 11 ot tho
have to do so much of it to make
their reports show that they have
been WOIklng.”
The “Frederick ll" usually goes pom-e 11.2 :1 I'I»1'1nel of .11 disturbance in
back cmply except for the lust homo his min-1 only I'csit-l'dm‘.
trip ofihc season when a load 0f fills” .\!‘.llvs!~' ll. Priest. of New
coal is taken back to Canada. This York 11111. I‘tliliplflllllllll. testified
year Captain llankcs sms lhcy “ill thnl il11- d 11: st 11. ll 111011011 five
80 home empty on ill" “Hit trip (“WI milk bzoltl .1 (-11 lm.
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NEW MILFORD. Dec. 9.—-(Al").
One of the buildings of the Canter-
bury school ou Town Bill was burn-
cd down yesterday with an estimated
loss. placed by the head muster, Dr.
Nelson Hume. at $30,000.
The tire caught in the attic. dur-
ing the (women. The school In an
exclusive one [or the preparation 01
boys for colleges and was formerly
the lngiesldc school owned by Mrs.
Black.
DEBOSSY IS
ELECTED MAYOR
OF MERIOEN
S0. N ORWALII WESTPORT
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I lovely among the Christmas gifts!
Thus a not s woman In‘ln‘ the does not cherish
In some {em or other. ninnsrel Especially If the
quality and workmanship are wpefvfii‘ltl
Any haiku villtellyw it it unpeuibk to her
too loud! of ill
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FRANK LAUDER
ss Washington St. So. Not-walk
MERIDEN. Dec. 9.—-(AP). in the
biennial city election held here yes-
terday. Wslos L. DeBussy. grandson
of H. Wales Lines. was elected
mayor by a majority of 194 over
his Democratic opponent. Henry '1".
King. who has served three terms
as mayor.
Three of the five words electcd
Republican nldcrmen making a
complete Republican administration
of the city for the next two yours.
The two Republican candidates tor
mem-
Demo-
zlvlng the Republicans tour
hers on that board to one
cut.
NEW BRITAIN
DOCTOR DIES
NEW BRITAIN, Dec. 9.——(AP).
Dr. Henry T. Bray, chairman o: the
Board 0! Health and one oi the most
prominent physicians in this city.
died yesterday at the New Britain
General Hospital from the results of
an operation for appendicitis pet-
formed last week.
For veers Dr. Bray has been ac-
tive in health work being a. popular
health officer. He was a. member
at the New Britain. Hal-tiara Coun-
ty. Connecticut and American Med-
ical muons.
Only recently. he officiated at his
c.000th birth. For many years he
led all physicians in the number oi
births reported in s year. The doc-
tor is survived by a wife and (our
children.
Maloney and Sharhey
Are to Fight Dec. 11
BOSTON. Dec. 9.41m Melouey
and Jack Sharks! are sched
bottle (or the New England eaIy.
weight title Dec.11. This poem“ iv
to the date they will meet. and in-
dicatious are that. Neloney will 11-
in perfect physical condition tor In:
battle of his .csreer. and also um
down some of the "Cold Feet" gar
sip that has been circulated about
him.
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the board of education were elected. ‘,
:Stolen Automobile Is
Left ill Peat Swamp
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cimsé’ti‘lroumh the shoots oi Vi est-
mm at Go Inihs 1.11 11.1111 in 11 cm-
stolen from bank sin-Ii: 'erducpoI-L
LEAGUE DECIDES
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Detiuiio comment in Washington \\' 05.330“ n .331 Not“. 1"” '11111 {11111 in.
officials on the League of Nations'
decision to ll‘l\‘llt: the l mini States.
Russia and Germany to partlcipatc|
I“ the “01k 0‘ 1‘ WWII” committee I stolen-l‘ntrolmnn l':111l Tonmshy. no-
on ‘uternational disarmament, II'»ili1nm.1 1 11.11 1, .'.MI». (m of 3, 3.3.1,.
ins: policeman.
an all. careful stud) "f ill": I“! 0' ”I"! re. ltl rind then minim; Illl\'1’ii'tI \i‘est-
inIitution by I’lCFIdelii Coolidge-111:11 The oit1'111 cl1:1:1i' on his
mom1 cyth, and .If'ci 'l will pur—
GI‘JNICVA. Switzerland. Tch'. .‘.-n 1.1111 through \thport in which he
(AP) The League of Nations cons-e- was c111t11i1111111111-d, 111111,.» 11111-111 t)“.
CH today decided to invite the L'ni— T mr abandoned. with (II-1 My mis—
ted States. Russia. and Germany 111131111:
participate in the work of the ape
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International Disarmnnwnt Confer-1”
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The decision IIlIlch was reached Maine In ’ turned don 11 daylight
in court session “as not. c'illllfllljfim 11111~:11n1l us 1!:11‘111111-11 .111 :11-1 molt-
offlciully as diirituip has misen In in: milk 51.1mm; r‘unlplllsul‘y.
agreeing upon th- l2'uiopenn states. 3 Both “011- stmncli' 1111111151111 by
members of tho l.c.1gne.but not oIIIuIInars 111‘ the st: 111- um! l-nth lost
the council who will he» imitcd w in the sham Iv111l1 1111»1end11111 on the
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