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119111.917 the close.
o-Jp'mnon Thole. ,
roll call—Wilbert Kearney
action—Boys" Double Goal-tom.
‘ —-Paimer. Huntington.
e-ofieltestra. ,
Jtation oi diplomeee—th9
Uncool—William Leonlu'd‘.
i‘oh oration—Thomas Riley.
Tllfi final 969153 or players in
9 Club and» tour-
‘ .Jnumoe'rt. 67187; Theses
1110. E. a use
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(timbre '111 by me-
Charles Srt'l'h
tJ‘Norwall: suing t 68.119019 Motor
Truck Co. scarier". .J‘
‘ Thorpe claimsi' that the
'... which h'smu slants
Wen-O
. by a truck mined. by thé collinear“
a‘nd'utrated"by‘W1liiain‘BlbhoP.. on
bull'lllil. Norwillt. october‘ 26. 1nd.
Mlthe result. houses an own sgqinst
the side at amassing trb ley.car and
received cuts and bruises and lacer-
atlous.;which: pm 11119 oti.’ dill? Mr
28 days“
The officer was pursuing Bishop
to warn 111192 sgnlnat‘speedlng at the
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fillMercler
BRUSSELS. J99. fit—(AP) Bel-
do: said {arewell to cardinal Mer-
91‘. today. ‘W11h., the King as 61.13:
mourn”. renewing the .cosln
1.6913111931366th bo'urn'e through
.1“ streets of 9' also.“ amid the
to ing'J or beta.“ the booming at
ate g'llnagaud' th-‘e strains ”of
191191-91 matches. :vlllyer by Tnasiso'fl
army ‘b'and'a.
flundredesohthogsands lined gab
-‘ route or the c9:;teig“elto my tribute
'1 limbo. been 9 of is
9 13°11’11”,» @JGermwlhved'UT-s
10M 1.19
9.1"
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parent.‘ Prince infield. 999M911
l Foch. ‘-
Trial Goat:
Stale Sunset $1.309
’ The state; in the “More. or
Charles Frost. spent .t.1;aoa.so tor
Jtrielthat ends last, month With
.. b‘fe- verdict on
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the mines: company
w'hose not ”‘.‘w‘u rdlnedT by lire 19'
3612191 WANT“. J - -- J. . l
ropemoron. 1.9 ,0
hi .' Three prisoners see an
the electric cle'enor was
ted until 1902 code patents
" 7‘. teller
as in the
five; :9 1169 are in
1 United
8, . time! Of “19
‘ depot! wggodullus-J Will}
1:91:11“? .1911 in Litthiigl ,4
night. They-Jere helps
gro oi waterbury' who was servir.
9 sentence '0! air months tor an :-
sa‘ult committed in Bethlehem. ,,
The other two lnn'iates who ct;
kee. aged, 1!
years; and Charleeil (Wealth aged 5’
years. both oi B'etnrenem‘. .who arr
sewing a year and sit months. re
specflvely' for' chicken theita' A'
three men «wpre admitted truths in
dur’ifig this month-j. J .
FOR: 2 DAYS ONLY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
,‘ 1193a tailed to wire the charge
1
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J "Mat aheeere‘do have been an at-
‘ JB‘e
(Jo murder Constable Arthtlr
Ocfltoi Ftiifleld J-by placing
two he 01‘ dynamite 19' his car
'a'nd' wiring' the charge or explosives
is one oi the cylinders. called yester'
day when Bennett dxsoovered
sticks of dynamite hetero they e:-
plod'ed.. J
‘Benn'elt is unable- to tell who
made the attempt to kill him. unless
members oi the bootlegglng irater‘»
city. The same dlbbolical method
was-Jused with- success in New Jer-
sey some months ago to' kill the pro-
prietor of a road. house who had had
trouble with .bootleggers.
:fthn'the man placed his. foot on
the sell. starter ‘;oi his car. the elec-
trical connection was completed
which,caueed‘ the dynamite to ex-
plode. blowingthozman to places.
Ttswes' thence that thc' plotters
up
‘rly to No. .1 spark plug ol‘J Bans
ndttls ce'r. that accounted (or the
«more: it failed to explode. Ben-
nettt’uoticedwwhen he drove to Fair-
field Ceht'er' \yesterday that his mo-
properly? so. stopped the car in
front: or John H. Medal-rye market
toE‘t'ry to ma out what the trouble
wsaJ and it wee there ihat he iound
the wiring leading to (119' two' big
sticks oi dYnamite. ' .
Theqe'port spread that it J‘was in
McGan'y's car that the
ha‘dt‘been round. it was quickly de-
termlne'd. that it? was in Bennett's
machine.‘
$200 Fine Imposed .
On Two Bootleggers
patches! Del/ale and John Semen
Jet.~Pe'e'eele.' N.- J.‘. were ,Ieach tilled
J' . 6200 and costs and glv'cm suspended
Jail sentences or 60 days in the
Weitport Town: Court' this morning.
The New Jersey‘ men were arrested
norm morning by State Troopers
Jsha'e’e Finnegan and Stephen Stan-
ton. They had (0 gallons oi alleged
a1cohol concealed in the machine.
Theron) runners pleaded guilty
De V919 was fined 3100 and' costs in
Weetport last May for riding in a
sedan. which had 65 gallons in
special built tanks.
the
tortdldtnot seem to be functioning -
dynamiteJ.
'V‘YT'QMYMTN e ‘ " -“
Newvomwea '..23——(AP1 The
tour d-9ys heroic struggle or the
norm liaise liner President lloose~
volt to rescue the crew oi the
in mid Atlantic has ended in
triumph.
At midnight last night. under a
bright moon. that lit up the sea,
thirteen remaining members of the
crew oi 25. were rescued from the
willowlng freighter whose doom
se‘em9d imminent momentarily
Twelve men had been rescued late
yesterday after- the President Hormo-
velt had stood by the freighter (or
more than 73 ‘hours in one or the
most savage storms ever encmmtorod
in the Atlanuc.
Although the storm hon been
cheated of the «row of the lutlnoe
it took a toll of 25 lives. when the
British laughter. Lsrlsisn. found-
cred at Halifax some time Tuesday
night often the North Gt-lmun
Liosd Linen Blomsn lia(l1‘liC"€i‘(].
J‘ed in rescuing ulx men.
NEW YORK. Jon. 28.-(Al‘). Re
ports that the White Elm' 1,1,.”
Olympic was in distress wn-c
doflnitsly' set at rest today by a n no.
less message reoeh cd ii‘om hcr mm.
monitor which said:
"Olyn'i'pic's position 105911]on west
of, the Sciily Islands. all well."
Father'McAlenney .
ReceiVesLast lilies
Rev. Paul F. \icAlenney. long the
pastor of at. Peter' 5 Church. of Hart-
tord. whose condition suddenly took
: a turn to: the worse Tuesday night
was reported last night as much
: weaker and in a. come with little
hope for his rccotery.
' Father MoAlsnney was ghcu the
lee trites oi the church Tuesday by
Rev.- John J. Downey. pastor at St.
Michael'Js Church. Father MoAlen-
nsy'a two slstcrs and several mines
and nephews were at his bedside yes-
terday. These included his slslers.
Mrs. John Kennedy of Derby and
Mrs. Alice Ksm'ned'y OLEouthlngton:
his niece, 'llrs. Samuel Walsh of
Hartford: his nephews, Rev John
Kennedy. pastor of the Blessed Sac-
rament Church. Bridgeport; Rev.
Johnxennedy. assistant pastor or
sacredfieart Church. New Haven;
and Rev. William Kennedy. pastor
of St..Rose's Church. Newtown, as
well‘ as the priests of the parish.
' terdey.
stricken British irelghter. Antinoe.
dsrs.
tv‘n
DimwSom‘s ’Home '
The Commission on atste llnsti
tutlons held a private session at the
Fitch dle're' home. Ncroton. yes-
'Although no information
cou1d be obtained as to What trans-
plred 'at the meeting. it is thought
that the case or James Clury. ste-
ward at the home who has been as-
culled with mise'pplication of funds
by: Cglonel Henry J. seeley. superlu
itendent. was tofloen up.
Hipster John M. Wsdhams oi
Goshe'n. chairman of the. commis-
also refused to divulge what' had
been discussed at the meeting and J
beset-tad that themosrd would make J
an official report at a later. date. .119
also said .that the committee would
hold-' another. session before .tht
matter can 'be‘iully cleared up.
C'olonsl" Henry' J. Seeley. superin-
tendent of'the home. could throw
no light on the subject taken up at
the meeting and stated last night
that the cemmittps leit Minout
making any statement
First Meeting Held . .
In New Elks’ Room
The .iirst meeting in the new lodge
room of Norwalk lodge. No. 709. B.
P. O. E...waa held lust evening and
was marked by a. large attendance.
Important. financial business, was
transacted including amendment oi
by-lnv'ss. Plans were made for Fast
Exalted Rulcr's Night. at which the
past rulers .wlll conduct the meeting
on February 10. At the close of
the mboting la'st ovénlu'g. s. dollolohs
lunch was served. , .
' Norwalk‘chdge will be Well‘repre-
sent‘edJat‘the animal meeting or'tlle
Past Exalted Euler‘s association‘ of
the order" 0! Elklen J Connecticut.
which will be held Sunday afternoon
and evening at the Elk's Home in
Meride'n'. .
Pa'st Exalted Rulers from the. 10-
cal lodge who will attend the ses-
sions are Irving Bylngton,- Joseph
J. Llnxwellsr. T. A. Skelly. Stanley
Stevens. John T..Dwyer. John Bo-J
gardus. Henry Bergman. Patrlcl.
F. Brophy. Fred Madden and Elbert
W. Clarko.. .
Batik Embankment J
Case is Continued
HTA'MFORD. 1.... 28 ..—-(AP) As
Deputy Bank Commissioner Lester
E. ‘Shippeo was unable to be in
court today. the case or hire. lilary
Hynee O'Mcare. charged with em-
boznernent from the Fidelity. Trust
and Title Company at which she had
been discount clerk was continued
until February 8. xplnnntlon oi the
delay was given by Prosecutor Mex
Bpelke.
—Advertlaers' welcome mall or-
'. 0. Howard Lambert.“ s MerWLn
take charge of the Dutse W. Flint
BY U. S SENATE
Vote Was 76 to 17»—
Ends Bitter Fight—”~—
Mrs. Woodrow Wil-ii
eon Hears Dec'l'slon.‘
WASHINGTON. Jan. 31—- Ad-j
herunce or the UnitedJStatee to‘tho 1
World court with reservations vrss!
approved last night by the Benoit.‘
76 to 17.
The vote brought to an end cool
of the hitterest fights the Senate has
had since the memorable struggle
over the League oi Notions.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. wife of the .
war president. sat in the crowded.
galleries with rapt. attention as the
Senate cast the votngiving its “ad-
vice and consen' to American mem-
bership in the court set up under
the covenant' or the League which
her hosbsnd brought back from
Paris and which the Senate rejected
on March 19(1930.
Operating under the drastic clo-
ture rule limiting debate. the Senate
worked for, past its usual hour or
adjournment in order to reach the
final vote. There were five hours of
debate and than a rapid fire of roll
calls on which' every
pressed by the opponents of the
court was rele'thd by overw helmiug
majorities:
The final roll call came- suddenly
alter senator Johnson. Republican
California. hsdi made a dramatic
last minute appeal for rejection of
the resolution or adhesion. Party
lines disappeared in the voting.
Forty Repdbllcans and 36 Demo-
cratscastlng their ballots for adhe-
sion and 11 Republicans 2 Demo-
crats.‘ and‘ one Farmer-Labor mem- '
ber voting in .the'J-negatlve.
C. Howard'Lambert To
Take Ansonia Agency
street. manager of the Erwin M.
Jennings company or West avenue.
has resigned. his position and will
agency in Anson'ia February 1. Mr.
Lambert opened the. local Hudson.
Essex sales room three years ago
He has made many friends and he
regrets leaving Nomalk.
The Ansonla headquarters includes
Shelton. Derby. Ansonla. Seymour
and Beacon-Fella For the present
Mr. Lambert Jwiilsreslds in Norwalk.
driving to Anecnla‘every.,day. He
probably will move there later on.
Friends of Mr. lambs" are con-
gratulatlng hlmJon his new position.
widower: are»:
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walk Boat Club Saturday e1 oiling
This is one in 9 series or monthly
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