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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 7, 1926 · page 1

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ED 1. éiiiiilll posed Ban on School ll. 3. lile sull BASKETBALL 200 Alleged Gambling
FOR A MiiLiON ON SUNDAYS Machines Operate Here

1'in REPO nces Evokes Comment .
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tlon Made by Dr. Tracey at SChOOI Board iJudge Edwin S. Thom- Mayor Turns Down Re- ——-—”———r—-
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John Mullaney Report-
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it is expected that the hearing on a young
the motion to dissolve the lulunc-Tgar Biflrt: in the city to play for
lien allowing slot machines to belt; “hills on the machines. So com-
operuted ili Norwalk. will come up men a sight this has become that it
t‘omnlon, PM“ the is hardly being noticed by residents.

 

 

 

have evening dances. once in

and that well to
and so far as l have known.

William J. Tracey‘s st

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

for Full A
f M ttenda dances at the Norwalk High awhile. . .
2; 0 embers at M i should be limited. it not abo- they have always been properly con- DOW“ D e C 1 8 1 0 n
T3 ings . expressed at the meeting of ducted ill the Norwalk High School." A . t B d} mow m the Court of
.. 'orwalk Board of Education in Mrs. John Mcrrituan alns an 1 . ' .. . . . . '
igh School on Tuesday evening. Mrs. John Morriman. prominent g ,______._ i 112’“: frag“? xiv““hikerhiloixsiloj‘ :Rsfizhiillir‘t‘28vfii'T:T-ll:znlifliel:‘ 23;: ”"37
roused much interest in the in Women's political circles. said: u x l , - ' ‘ ' -1 ' ‘ ._ ' ‘ -
PAST YEAR 3 "A910"! 88 the people of Nornulk NIUST PAY COSTS APPLI(, ATION l“‘3‘“- “hu “Sn"! ”hp it‘lllpor‘nryi Many Norwalk residents and "V" lohn Mllilancl'. ticket ngrl't at.
u 1‘ G itiy Opinions have been heard selected them. the matter should be __.....——— ...——~_—— l.:T)-“l’";c;:::‘““HL‘E‘RZUl: ‘3 "me“ “’5 'l'nl organizations hart- lwt-n nond‘cri ”W South Norwalk rallrnad gull‘m"_ .
“] tad con. some of which follow: left entirely in the hands of mem- 1 " ‘ ‘ I >ng rllh‘c lhl' h.llnl‘l on “its Km“ ‘“ , ,.. . . “it,“ thirty in the. ’"
._\ 50“ ogd Ork Mrs. Benjamin F. Andrews bers of the Board of Education." Bonds, Jewelry, Lur- ‘vas Formally Made by ‘ Fl T..— 1 ti :when u mow would he made to hate, i813alril:;l(i)l:p;'o‘l‘n l
e IA) . Ben ‘. ' i- “or. Frederick H r ' _ , "0'9"“ i" “9"" merrl 3' ngle.“ unsolved and numerous complaints ‘ ' '1 _ . . .1 x...
1. an. t.y cal ”of tliénn\l‘tllhr}ivuTl:‘drrtzgugixizin Dr. Frederick Piper. pn‘s‘lcor of lllc rency Taken n . all Mangger JOhn Ms “TOW“ ”"3 “This 0' “l Willi 300 Il'lwer: lodged with Mayor Thomas Vans”) :‘Jinmé‘friIt“: :.‘,lr‘v
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Lit g lza 1011 Nur en's Association. said: Advent Christian t‘hurch. said: "I Robbery Are sted Gmle of Red Men Sti‘F‘d ganthlllll. :hlchincs in her mom”, ”mum mm to m” a halt Cr’stlorfld-t? l‘mm‘n: and MM” "Hm
; Home Dr“ The matter should be left with am very pleased with Dr. ’l‘ruccy's i“'lik “lid “Will A Ollluik- “Mi” 90' ‘o the distribution of lllnt‘llinl’fl in at - '~ ‘ ‘ cm.” ,
- Ive l Lund. the superintendent of stand. Dancing is not good for by POStO Ce Team iiit‘t‘. \1tithfthcir hzgltis‘lilml‘m' it? lg- trim tln- storm when- children are ”“12: 1: {‘ng‘rijlfd :‘q'm‘. “in... “3‘... "‘ i
.ools. or with Mr. Jakob. princi- school children. but 1 would go still ...————-— .—.-——- illmCl ‘lll l‘t‘l ill l 0 l 0 ill "l'l fl i 9 ~r~nt to shop for their parents. , 1' "m ~\,n‘ ' , lk 5mm,“ 1m“ .
. T990?“ 14- Barnes took eve of the High School.: They are turther in saying that tht'rt‘ should NEW HAVEN. Jan. 'L—(AP) 'l‘llt Mayor Thomas Robins rcfulu‘d this law uwl i'lltt'ntn “ht-M “hire the! slut:- I’Oiit'f‘ Nut t'niil‘tl. ‘f' “301;; “:1“; ‘duri‘l‘: m .3 .,-.......~,__
, ’5 sidency of "‘5 Norwalk K h in constant touch with the stu- be no dances (or wheat children. l'n‘lted Stains Government yesterday morning to approm or Sunday has-i“"‘"k'l' “_“”“’l"”““{‘ “i ”ll‘” Ciliidieni Many resilient". il.'i\'o flint) \\olltlt‘r- ‘fiiiiip‘wd {or his ‘h‘mw m m” ,t
'“b It the neon luncheon. Vita and are in contact with condl- neither afternoon or evening. ““5 meant“; judgment of $1,000,000 mum“ in ihr- Armory. ?(Tiflil})l\l‘lll_ it‘ctlrliinfllio’ihe llrldse- it‘lT v. il_\' Sillil' retire hall Iii-t hoop vim; T'lll““ VHWH M “am mm, “M
' ._ the Royal James Inn (Oda’n. 0f the gchoo‘g." Nothing good COmi‘H from the dam “FRUITS! (301’!le Chapman. nun-“gr"- . A rcqucst Tlfid irfir‘n lilfltit‘ for per. ‘ l‘tlrlv it'ir-gldni 1min). l'he II‘LTCTe‘i'ul‘tld lllit) tho lllilll' l' i_\’ iii" City 1‘ I“: ”.‘(I- “fit“... rm] “mil 1“ VII.“
lavelwas tin-mm 0‘." to him Benchlpmnn S. llcwis ces." and mail bandit. for recovery on mission to pity iiy Maliagtr Jollll'c“i“‘“‘“‘57 _ rilllt'lhls. its the hllunciinn lr trains gm” 1““ " "‘
‘putsoing president Edward R Rev. Chapman 8. Lewis. rector of Rev. Andrew I". (.‘liamttt-rluln property “.71..“ by Chapman and hchnl-rio of ”w um, Men's “um, rile machines. \\‘l'll kntmn from only ”1.. mm”? ”M Wm." M Nor- ll ‘ ‘ Trfl'mm 11".“ Fox.
Inn. - '.inily Church. said: “1 agree par- Rev. Andrew l«‘.t‘.hunlltet~lain. pas- mm,“ m u “m” robbery m New Teams are plailv': Sum”). “firmmm . the. days of tile mrnrr saloon, cant-mu.- from 50mm H... mama“... rm. M I‘M “NW “N mp ”In. ‘_ _.»
_ Upon “kills office Pr” with Dr. Tracey. and alsoldo be- tor of the First Methodist church. York city on August 24. 11.31. in n in Stamtortl mm llridgeport. ill.) Fowl] in t-stuhllshlnonts dealing in.‘ Arum. “mm”. ““5 ”0|an H. 1: dwmrréfilq. am: My. MU“ .
'Ilrnes asked for the heart \'0 In young people having a. “00"! said: "Personally I think ‘0 much decision tiled by Federal Judge Ed- Mayor Tiollinrt billit‘d that ilc'.‘"r‘“”9 l‘m'h‘d-‘i "“‘Whnndili‘u Tromlyt'sicrdal' ht ‘.\T'I_\'OI‘ liol'tiuilts. (‘liicf “11:1 ‘1;‘dfl'm'wr‘.Fm“; H1. [nrnt‘i‘ r
“aeration of the members 0 me. Occasional evening dances time ‘3 being "we? '0 the “ow” m" win r‘. 'iltomas of Norwaik. The uc- would not allow Kilmi‘l to he play- illihliill’“ “0““ it) l'hl'v Bllll‘llcl‘l Ollet I‘lliil""\\illlftnl l: Pennington and (”m h, h....,1:lgniu on his “Whim- _ _
,-e quite proper. but Dr. Tracey has in the schools. lnrents should use ”on. begun “hon Chapman WM tnk- M in Norwalk (m Sunday and Mn is- wifmmlhnm, firmer} Mom. Hurlmmmm Nuns“! Am" J. 0mm ,H M. .. m. ‘ h 1mm PM ma Mm! ..‘. .
ihl‘il' 0““ judgments in limiting ”“3 _ ‘ t‘ “mic.“ a tear “Ell- was sued orders to ”A“ pm." to (thief whom children and grown-ups} Mayor iloilll‘ns adlnitttd that hoi‘1 n 1‘” ‘ a ‘ .' . ‘ . .~. ‘.
m 0 'on‘ i ' of Police William ll. l‘cnningtoli. film” 5" 0mm“ ”W "‘al‘h‘““" " ‘3‘ ._._._.. ihm” “M n“ h" ""mm " “mm “l “r '
its-id. and it is becoming a habit withl (Continued on pus. Page) ”he road that turns of? TI) so to
Georgetown t'cll'r-r. he ihfi‘liY‘ll he -.
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the dcnfic f":

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‘ullzt‘r lilacllilic did the Mme thing.

uncontestcd.
Chapman.
adverse decision by

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:2 hectin 3 ' ipokcn wise words School children
8 and m “mom" “"0 in too much for social diversions.

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I placed on C0mmlftee;_ to much. that. they sometimes neg-
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children's participatior
increasing :Q'illl activities.
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whose appeal from an
Judge Thomas
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' . A meeting of candidate .
"1 3:11;: togmament withstligca their school work. ‘ ‘
orea one Clubs Wa . who on lcc. l .
”Wing the meeting. s M ‘ l‘llttilllltlll A “T“ M habeus ”"9“ ll‘orsyth. ahom to years old. on cm-
‘ Past President Quinlan rot , and to order his return from the May. of U... liaslsrn Connecticut
”port. which. follows; ; State prison to the Atlanta pcnlten- Power Column) 0, l'ucnsvllle. died
-_ When I accepted the oft , illm' l0 8""! lilt' remainder M h“ at we W. W. Backus hospital this. l i'i'hc curs were \ery clnsc together
.3 [resident a. year “80. it wa . ) _ tit-year fcdtl'dl “mu,“ foi' the rob- morning as 1m. result of a friICturt-d [N D “RY 15 T EV] . and it was iltipossihle (l... the driv.
.-: will fetuctaaice and with l . . w P BECOMES tin-y. will be heard in New York on shut . “5mm.“ when he w" struck ‘ . a. . ‘ era to avoid a head on collision.
understandirw that it shoul . ' January :0. is under sentence to be by a trolley .m- of u“, Conneciieut‘, , . Tmmm Tum \\'Ind\'hl(‘ld.
3 year only. because I bell ‘ ‘ hanged on March 3 for the murder, (oompnny at the hiontviile line in“; 1, hillilancy was thrown through the
new life and new interest 1 l , ' cf a how llrltain policeman. (night. i ; \t-indshirid of the Caveii machine. .1}
L 'ihc decision in addition to thi‘ _._.______.._..——-—— f , i sustaining severe injuries. ""
award of ti 51.000.03: tahl‘l‘o‘wnsmmtll't‘: m1.“ 0‘, lh'JlfItll-IS ‘ l' _ ll(Li;itE'lnswhttf‘rZHl‘t 31:“; “132::qu
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\\i.\.<'ii.ll. Jun. 7.——(AI’) anan-iManager Denles Per-.Offers 15 Exhibits Intuit... livt'ivc stitchrsto clnsc- a wound
T iill his ll't'k. Three stilrhew were

novernnlcnt interest
i‘ark
second I)ay 0f Sensa' itakvn lil linoihrr drop cut owl- his
also suffered other cuts

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was made while he was
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tion. I owe to m
1' Drivat
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Nd I have adhered in s - #—
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.§LF§§‘,§£;,‘;;;;§°¢°MM>2to lJudges to Announce Played Together 0n i-unpmm. to m u... .0... of mu mu” 1133-3111333: «(myth-“‘31: .u... ‘
' ., ' . ' ' which ar- to he dvtcrmincd later. - ‘ - ' ' ' -
. To consider Kiwanis i. .t Winners Tomorrow Brown. UanCl'Slty ” iicncd .u out “”0 “”“Yl’ “”9““ m" ”“5 "‘°““'i fused ——- F e d e r a l tional Sta m f o r d ‘ W” ”“
Team Judge Dunne Personal ”Him upon Chapman ing from injuries received in an an- . _. iand bruises “hunt the head and body
being tried tonlolli‘n- accident earlier in the day.‘ Agent On Premlses i Heal-lug land is thought to have stlri‘elcd n
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~ : "d lirarturcd lcc.
i ST;\\ii'tlliil Juli. 7,—l‘art of the. (’“i i“ ”l“ “1"" “Ml“? ”h“ “m"
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; l -r the last year is a all h t .
. :vosltion. especially 5.13.30 —-Wl“ Be Open for
. 0n no . o
; .Vents. “11:22:51,212?“ droid 2:: Next Three Days Lived Near Here {in Hartford for murdering James
1 always consider the first ll- —--"'" lSkelly. the Post Office. department PATEN'I‘ SUIT 1t,\_\'m'lu', Jan,
The 11th annual poultry show of James A. Dunne. a former team- its ”all?“ for ilUildS “him were bfi' ipriuted reports to tile contrary. .l.imitlillce off-~rt-d in the second day _ '
University tcilm. int: transferred at the time of the il'ldtmr l'ike. manager of the S‘lll't‘nlSRor ”m gumhhug (mm m mt Stallni” the only one that was injured,
:lllt; the com- ll.t‘co\’t‘r,\' company, lllflniliitt‘iilrl‘l: [pm City t‘ouri “un- tn... chrcks‘ " ‘ —’—"‘_
lilndt- oil' to the order of John-A. ROAD HOUSE

Poultry Association m“... on the
ain't-w York robbery. bu

HEARD [N U S :of denatured alcohol. finllttllllt‘tti
_ - . . ilestcl'dlty that llle plant had not ,“t‘Kt't: of New ilait-ll. “TM lust
iltions or that the ap- week “as Stilt lo Jail and filled in
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Itlndlns achievement of K n
Norwalk. one that has tape the Norwalk .
find patience and would nil“ opened at the Norwaik Armory this of miiy Lauder. was sworn in M
uhievemsnt anywhere else'hc morning. . Justice of the Brooklyn Supremc plainant.
,JInited States. that of “13le A ""39 "0““! was on hand when Court last Monday. it was it‘hl'le t‘hapnlan failed to file an an-
A l’iill’lllOlllous whom curing the doors opened to get their first today. swer to the action several wccks -suspelldtd oper
d.ilr'itltld community. I gfiich 8“va 0‘ The wonderful assortment it was the. realization of a dream ago when Judge Thomas granted I ipllcallon for a permit to make dc— that city. .-.
ml“?- 10 my two predecessreG 0' prize llOUlil‘! WhiCh M" N on of year; ago when Jimmy Dunne! default to the governmrnt hut dc- natured alcohol had item denied h) the chi» eases. .
. 1" Lllmson and Arthur cjler display {or ”1" M“ "1’” days. face was smeared with dust and iztyed the matter or judgment utilil l‘rohihition Adlnlniuratur John A.‘ The alt-lice checks \Vt-rc for $32. ’2;
for this accomplishment ‘ The judges started their work 0‘ prespirauon as a result of his ef- proof or the value of the securities roster of New York. The. plant up. each and “tie drawn by Nlchuiaa :
‘ " Meeting I’I'OETIIIIQ ’swarding “'0 9'13" ”“5 morning. forts on tho diamond. could be furnished. crati-d yesterday an.l has exery tin) hit-ad. who is satd to hate backed 1.
j V our meeting programs had they "9 Paul P- 1V“- secretary 0' This was over 20 ycars ago ttlld This proof in the term of utfi- JUd’gC Thomas Hears since the first of the year although the horse racing, game in this city. 5 ‘
. Mkenuthe main fentut'om the State Poultry Association. J. 1!. that. time Norwulk's greatest M50. daviis fron‘ I’ostmastrr General Ar ument , in A119 _ tho pelmlt for the mitrutacture oi private dv'iicint'fl told of playing .e ‘
Nowadpoint and from_ll 5' Dmvcm‘ed' 5' 3' Sprague. 3‘5““ 1" bnll player Billy Lauder was captain New and'Jottn A. Danaher. special g b g the d- nalumi alcohol which ckpirt-d cards at a lll'llttlt‘ huuot: in Atlantic ; ‘
mdpolnt .the work that lione SChullle “<1 5mm" it iii-{h “no? or the Brown University team and i'nited States district attorney or ed Infringement Ac- ilcc. Ill. 1925. has not been rt‘noucd strut-i. uiit-wti to hmo twin wn- T, H. ‘ n. r. . .. '
by W“ mm’e" “”8 i in" BMW” ." "h Tweet“ , 93‘... x: played third base. Dunne was the Hartford. wns furnished anti Judgt- . yet. l nlii notilit'd oirlcutlly by thcl ducted luv Jewell l'uhnrr- ‘l'ht'y 513- ,0 ‘F in": O ,,’:“\. "‘1" "[p'.‘"".‘:'.
3'85 most important. and in- Wag” -“‘“ 1““ compo ° e catcher. Thomas filed his derision ycstcrdal. ilon ”prohibition administrator that thei it‘d that l'alnn-r took a "cut" of: r,“ “f 11.0“ a (nwlin' “Emir?! '
pulled to think the most i this. “'“i‘f’l’ ”“9 "min" f m These two mcmln‘l‘fi ot the Brown As shown by the nffldmits only se- application would be denied. in. l irom :3 or be cents on mrh came. ”“‘ Ehr'm‘“ 1“" ‘" ‘,j“..“°”' f‘: .
‘ I. 3“ 0f 11! OM oi’ curioMt if “0 Th" “hm" will team n open or 0 team were both slnrs 0f the (illllllOlld ellrtlies to the amount of Sl.000.0il0 The ease of the, Fuller iron Works Pike Stht d that his plant would on-“ i'l‘tlttt‘llllnl: -\ll0|’lll ." -‘ill3\ Silt'ikt 0: I rank t‘lrnlond, ‘1 “M“ r. “be
. other reason. are anxioustw at “I?“ in": “units; :3 gym: and after leaving school Joined pro- would be sworn to as missing ul- Company at St. Louis ngainélt the critic daily. oti'vi't-ti 15 t‘hhlilllS. which included [‘rrm'" :f’“‘”‘”i’“ T" '3‘“ “‘_‘“‘l“‘”
ll" "51le?" will do. Itiwl'd- infirm“ “3 “u ' tesstonni teams Dunne going with though the loot obtained from Farrell Foundry and ‘Aiochlne (‘om~ A rein-rut prohibition agent lstHXICt'lt'il clwt‘ltS- hunk stillrmchls ”fir’gd’mtfi.:‘o‘lfil'mig‘rh‘fm3.3:):
(Continued on Paige" About 600 chickens are on dis- $123?"in looEgdhrttéoikilltg‘fi:l:€;; the robbct‘y-nmounlcd to 31.400.000. puny of Ansonia is being heard in» slationcd at the lactory during itsi‘un4hlcttel: V.” ‘1‘“ .hrmph me “ms. llynvs has an mmmoml
i play. besides large numbers of ducks. ‘ ' . $4.000 ls Released tore Judge Edwin 8. Thomas in the tillt'ruilnn and it is understood that. t N- H . l: charm, loam.“ against him 0‘ kN‘T)‘
batom. pigeons, geese and rabbits. “9 to a ”film“ i“ ”‘9 infield ““h A sum of money amounting to u.- Uniltd States District Court. thlst Prohibition Administrator John A. day and llrolulilly tomorrow 1“”: n house or m mm“ 'fhc arm“!
There is keen competition among ""9 N°W ‘m'k 6mm" 600 which was found in Chapman‘s city. today. i'us‘ltr was in this city a short lillit‘ —--—"‘ ”3‘”... us a rm," of 3 mm 5mg", .
those who have birds on display for Dunno “mi" had otters i“ 30‘" ”"3 possession when he was arrested in The case involves the alleged in— “so. STAeroupl J41“. 1—31“ 5min“, h)’ the. state police from the “.15“ Z
the Chat/e H. Han-lg Cup, u will BTWKU“ “if“ bl“ he preferred ‘0 Muncie. lnd.. early last year was nt- fringclnent Oh a patent 0i ”ll! Si- .—-’--——’ —-——-——- city prosecutor. Ilil't'W a bombshell port barracks two weeks “so last i »
be awarded to the local exhibitor keep up the study of law and Wax ”(.th ut the outset of the trial. Louis concern by the defendants. it “mug“ n“ row ”51:" yesterday m the midst N u“. 3.) men Sunday morning
having the greatest number of "’"Mdi‘d by hi! "Gel“ “Pilomlmi‘ni Chapman’s counsel. however. np- came up in the United States DIS- NEWI‘OllT. R. 1. Jan. 7.-—(AP). .lrrt‘Sltd here on gambling charges __.._____;_.____——— ‘
points. There are several other He ‘5 “’9“ “"0““ ‘0 °id time reared before Judge Thomas and se- trict Court in Hartford about two (‘uplt‘tin William Thompson. dillast work when he read charges of
cups to be awarded. baseball f?“ M 9“” vicinity. 1“" cured in release of the attachment WM“ 1‘80 and “'11! continued for Rockland Maine. was killed in iii“\rons]tirflt‘_\' against l'.’ oi‘ the lliiu-ged P H:
M ”0111" ‘TOmmY Dunne ““3 8 under contention that the funds or arguments. outcr harbor here early today when pram-iota..- ..r the slat-ts and clubs 3 '
PM“? 0“ lh° Blidxel‘m mm. a prisoner could not be attached. The patent covers :1 Sugar aim the tow lino of a barge sl'lllf‘lll‘d- l‘iiilit‘tl illltli r his direction. 77
; DESER'HON ls Judge Dunne until about me years The schedule of the postmaster crushing machine and ‘5 “90d in the' The (‘Tlill‘g‘ 5 came as u surprise ‘3‘
9' Eizlgdgdoianrdcihgem Farms "m" the general lists the following amounts 1311;“ :“Klll' lldlfllltaof Cab“- Il‘i‘yl“;‘; and were read ant r Judge sumuol
'Jrlul O. Sampson of His mother MI”; sarah Dunne 3., ‘1‘)?“ illolnds and other securities isqtzuogg‘ggh at cos 0 am At. Tigung overruled thi- dclnurrcrs
' ' . ‘ ‘ s mung: . - - 0 ‘0 dt tnse counsel flit-d in an vfl‘ort
years of age. was present when he Bonds. 5899.258: jewelry "1.993: The arguments ure expected to Prlsonel‘ Kept from 1.0 "mu-m ”New,“ 5‘“ H“. (mm A meeting 0'; the “me Dhislon of
take two day" NIOthClJS Funeral l'Ctllfillnl; i‘lli‘lll- ’ thc Ei‘elgtlllan‘s liillie t‘iuss was hcld
le l- against whom the. charges mgt night in the office of General
‘ “Mai“ “r“: 1"“‘d' Jesse ’f‘. Dunbar. \‘t‘ail street.

 

fl 0.. was the speaker a .
Ian at the Lions Club.
St: Royal James Inn. yester noon.
. - :glfr. Sampson is a rep
|bs National Health
fun I. very interesting k. lllill
jl his topic “The Joy of ~
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Candidates for the
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stock certificates. 8

took the oath of office.
cy and coin.

AILEGED, Sill.
SEEKS liVORCE

Divorce proceedings were started
in the Superior Court by Corrine
S. Kelley of this city against John
F. Kelley of parts unknown yester-

day.
The couple were married in Port
her 29. 1917.

Chester N. Y.. Septem

Desertlon is alleged on July 10. 1918.
The plaintiff asks for the custody

or one minor child.

Taylor and Gone

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MURDERER 0N TRIAL.
NORWICH. Jan. 7.-——(AP). Eu-
gene J. Berry of Norwich. who on
October 20 th last. took the lives of
his two young sons and then at-
tempted suicide. was arraigned in
Criminal Superior court here today
on a charge of second degree mur-
der. He pleaded not guilty and
chose trial by the court.

 

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VERY HAPPY 18
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NEW YORK. Jan.
Associated Press today
telegram from Mr.

223.195: curren-

ARE' DRIVE

Paul to collect vs

the city.
A notice of the fat

sonal taxes are due or

'f.--(AP) The
received the
and

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ERSONAL TAX w
is SOON

TO BE STARTED
A determinm will soon be

made by Tax Coil tor Lawrence K.
as] taxes due

~t that the pee-
l he published

lot conspiracy \\‘I‘Tt
eriek Berg. Nlcilo
Ballard.
arty, ilarry and Henry harp.
and James lionon

The iron clad rule of the Cbcs- “‘5 5" “(T- J
illru l‘ULOl'lilulol‘y which buns ut-
tendants ut funerals of a l'clutites
by tumult-s pt‘cteiitcd Laurence

street.

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Unrus. 16. 1653 Main
Bridgeport. trout attending the mcr.
[unclul of his mother. Mrs. Mary from $2.000 l0 53-500 upon
which was held of the prosecutor.
Prosecutor Spelke scored

Mooney Burns.
tronl her home and from St. Au-
gustine's church at 9 o'clock.
Cheshire reforluatory oliiciuls

were not advised that Mrs. Burns
ii to allow

ipoint during the. trial when
ilillowcd to present
iing that since

t and Win-l allowed to

Monday nigh
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in. J limes Millioncy.

William Shepard and George Lem-
The bonds of each were raised

P\’id"nC\! show-
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were Ip-

olin‘ H. The iollowillg officers

bcn- pointed: (‘olonel of the first regi-

305‘1‘“ meat. Charles ll. Runes. A'lllttunt.
Samuel J. Stewart. Jr.. and liniors.

Thomas James. H. S. hloshcr. C. E.
Sinuson and Spencer Adams.
Carleton Gould is Colonel of the
second regiment. (flarence A. Brown
is adllltant. The Majors are Freder-
ick lirack, William C. Martin. Irv-
ing liyingion and Philip A. Jakob.
The captains haxe been nsslgncd.

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he crowd to the Nor-

request

another
he was

1924.

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was dying early cnoug

young Burns to see his mother had been gambled on horse races

again before she died. He was and that the Dewey club was the walk Potiitl'." Show 31 “‘9 Kl"

escorted to Bridgeport byaguard headqualters of the entire system moi-y, Thursday. Friday and Satur-
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Ewan ‘h‘gh‘iml‘d 2:: plaintiff. The case is returnable to
, '11: W ow " ' the February term of the court. i““°“"“8
ory. ursdsy. Friday tnd lur- Mrs. lrving Berlin. via the I‘ostal
"" Telegraph Company: in the local papers to lorrow. al‘y for an
BATTERIES ggp‘uum) Norwsikers who thought that "we desire to avoid pubucny' but it is probable. it the taxes are his mother's coffin. It is report- The trial opened at 10:30 o'clock ‘ , , , , .
flULLlGAN's CRULIE —And recharged. No matter what they were in dear Ol Lunnon we have been misquoted .0 muc not paid that the. delinquents will he ed that he was in a partial ca'l- and cominuw um“ a 0.0.0“ Mm ——H\ h “trill-b AT 1T-
The homo-mud. kind. pad the malls of battery this establish- were pleased to see the rays of that we mm to make this sum. turn-d over to Chief of Police Wil- “we from gflgf when the guard only a short recess being mm“ at and not “done yet—for you still have
'“' u... u“. “on 3°21, meat with it. excellent equipmenl the sun poke thelr war through ment in order'to set at mt the short. llam R. Pennington with instruc- told him it was time to return to noon. 0,, mo dmmm oceanic"! the family washing to do next week
WM not Ind llcllltlu i! In A position to give the thick '08 ll'lliCll enveloped cations that have been publllhed in lions to make arrests. Cheshire. mum." m me accused mm mm; {Ind the next- “hr not turn that
Q.“ em t at Prompt and EXcelient batter! serv- the City '0' "'0 d!" "t"? 3°" cert-ln newspapers. We hsve never Lawrence Burns. was sentenced that Judge Young pronounce aen- 3.3%; a‘lglazlgtrlom‘ht'liv Ligatio—
. . t- ~ds afternoon. a . . ' . ' w - - . ' - . . '
m materials. M“ i put. atelier: dezh'ewteot 3333:0335; “Th: "’3 which It’lll‘OllCht’d 111- Thin 2:: iii-grgegrhEZZg?(Tinatefiietgt- AT THE CUFFORD PH’mMACY Zidh:tbt‘h:eggfoa‘rnttei‘rln§: «kite h‘nlitceee Enhhm “rearing “mhlr “L m" m“ “T” become. Th" Wm
Wrapped in '7‘!“ paper winter conga it ill 1 re most to the heaviness ot the merit we repeat and beyond that we Tho “mm" Ame" “men“ and an indeterminate sentence in the who" ie- [to us. d to do 30‘ "‘1‘"ng “”1 “m“ t" be money “‘0“
* Store- ‘n '0", this cm“, tt ti 1: w recs v. cor er heaviness of the famous Lon- have nothln more to say" films "9-10" ”He here. These Cheshire reforinstory on charges ll org. vrta e dn‘muvea‘ Jain“ ”"93”“ ‘" “""mh and “WNW“
h” thum- Try them “‘1" Al"- “ "i on °"°- Ru: Batter! 3‘0“" ‘ .. on n to had tied up ' "Ell ‘ , ' , .. clmeru are here in various styles ‘ wl t f tomoblie ac ' ‘ ”1' firm" 1’35“" “"d Lm' Just phone 366 and your's will he
' C0,. ‘9 West. A”. phon. ,33_._Adv. ton pen. I n ‘ 8 80 d f in Berlin. 1r\lng Berlin. and the prices for me some “m“ zro it: on c an au to a dd - ford (1 Marsh were the principal can“, rm.___Ad\.'
shipping along he ml “or (mm ”'00 W $75.00. TN. More cldent in which Hill‘od .u' en. wnmues “Mom” and Stilts Poflm
“.311" the crowd to tlo Nor- —-ll'ollow the crowd to the Nor- “'° “3" ”'6 mg” ‘hii‘g‘r‘I’Shfifi -—Follow the crowd to the Nor- is mu: roi- nit. locality .0. Amen ’B‘r'm a“); :LW‘fifiM Ili‘s‘tzfl‘l'f; Sergeant Walter Lynchan of the -Follow the crowd to the Nor-
.. Poultry Show at "‘16 Ar- “w Poultry Show It the Ar- v3! dangerous or a 0 walk Poultry Show n the Ar- camera and films. 'l‘ht. Clifford kiilc: D 5 ‘\\95{pnrt barracks was on ”w “and walk Poiliify Show at the. Ar-
m. ’l'hursdu‘fFridsy and astur- mory. Thursday. Friday and Satur- ‘ mor)‘. Thursday. Frldsy Ind Setur- PhlffliIcYaiOuth Msin 8t. Wm. M. ' ' 3‘1““ l‘l‘lll‘l "dill“lhed. The trial was “‘0'!" Thur'di‘i'v “id“ ““d 3‘1”"
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