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s 1, “ ‘ ‘ A ,A ' ' Entered as mend-elas- xuetser at the post office at
ESTABLISHED 1870 , , 3 , " Ase. bismuth. Conn; under the Act of March I 1379..
PRICE TfillEE CENTS
Drys Shows Surpnsmg SPRING B’LD’G
and Trolley Car—State Police Try To Slow Hint That Stery May 3 Combined wot Vote, 670; Dry» Vote, 222... Demand For Permits
Dawn Trailic At Dangerous Point. Be Made Basis For _' 447 Favor Beer and Wines. ., A Increases, Building Largest Single Tax
W Further Appeal 0f . -r—--—-—J I n s p e c t o r Finds Return Is $129 286
Aseriesoi accidents happened on the Post road, eutedshe A The 1; z in vote in th hib - ’ ’
Bandit. noun 0 e . pro ' mm“ poll in "ON Duflng PaSt week NEW HAVEN March 16.
'Ileple Shade farm in Greens rm last night, which conducted b Th 3. tinl h -
AttWote osrs Mack R Y ~A My unveiling n e I owe the following results: _ 3 0 w o
Wfifi‘? WA“ WM “mm :0 ”amid. “$33,“;ij SHERIFF DENIES 3 For Prohibition 122 MANY SMALL JOBS fi."’1..i2..1‘“£‘§3..32 3.1.11.
”6 ”It “fluent took Dim at For Bur “d wm‘ .I’I.l....-..O.l...llGOICCICF." “7 mont omce here. y23terday' Ind
3 Achevroietwuun’scarpm, Cha pman’ Law e ’03 up“! eeeeeeeleeeeeeaeeeeeeenee e-eeeeeeeeem aometthg like 3‘50’000 was
in; out athlete}; 0:1r :33: my road sapys HefiDldn’t SFtarFt' All votes to be counted had to reach Tile Sentinel once lest Poggitcosgddo ran %)5 115157." iiedndods'fif’olfifi‘hid'i'd:
”trim!“ 31 “on” air WM: evening The ballots were checked and "checked for somy ’ at larsest single tax filed was 8192-.
on. no no. 11.. Mankind. on. loiulfltor But Heard in 111. telly and to clone ropeaters. Shed, Bartlett Ave. 333-1733331331»? 33! 131-100--
into Wee di‘iven' by Stephen J. 0111- f Home On theLiSt- - l d til 6 0 et a: ec-
isle: 0.! midtown Willi-m 2333 A . Mrs. Mary llongsteff, president of the local Women’s Christ- “ ’COFF‘FFF‘FEV" emgFmF'FFé 333°“
' HARTFORD. Mel-ch lb-(AP) ian Temperance Union, seid' 1n last Tuesday’ 11 issue of The Eve- W” “F" “m" °t “pm" “Fm' “0 "um Wm" "’9 Fm"
helll. 84; of so Ash street. Bridge-
port. was painfully inJured. as was
_ taken to the Norwalk hospital in the Reports that liquor was served to hing Sentinel: . in! in Norwelk has um“ go in- zigfgdéifielrggmsn g num'gel;
W‘F'AFW" m”“'“'°°- D" 53°33“ - “'3 ”3393‘“ 5“” “"38 “'3 m‘ "I believe that the nation wide newspaper referendum which °'“’°‘ 3mm “mm" Fm" Fm“ latter will be held ”if“ re-
Few e attends the in u: an.
0 it 3 1 Ii! to trees of the trial at Hartford which comes to Norwalk through The Evening Sentinel, and which is '“W by Bulldlnr Inspector George mm in in... war. m we,
and found him to be numeric; thin too to convictio or the , .A
'3, 3""! Wk. ”0313“ Alumna Net A Quorum Present mo tori-“the :nurdei. of gentleman beius launched 111 order to find out who is for and who is against 8‘ mm“ “FF“, the ”a“ F“ “’3’ “i" "’3“ ”WM“:
mines to the urine. M and At. MW " " 0f (3in James Skelly at New 131-11111: on‘ the Prohibition amendment, is an excellent "id“. A A new storm hunt for the rol- , 3, , 3
r 8 M ‘7 gm» ”1 1’“ “3" 'mpuiFWF’ “Whyi Because it will prove to the United States that the F" company. ‘F m “m” °’ W
exiled teddy hr neputy eherlit Her. 1’ hi 1 and Concord mm“ u M «at 111
o 1'. seem rim WM , ro big» amendment well put across births. A 3”ng M .3 Mm m M
New. .419. .«m not. - a 1 A *7 " " W
A W W " "iii; Jury?“ timeouts bili- hem” it of"??? $1113.31? ople réiillg to in ”mm" on “mm” "FF” “Fm"
A got... or disappointment no my snails 611 stop: today "11 9F 1” Y 3 Point me or a coat. or 3510011: no
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. , store-ed b, m, M Reverted m ”as have M imbomsi, is, en: favor of the amendment, and that prohibition has come to stay. a new six room house for Robert
Y it b ill 1! with a“ t morning When it WAS lauded ”that «the 111:1 $111":th liquor wilt; screwy. in Bartlett avenue. coating
4 or us (:0 do a r our- on say no 11: . as was .. .500. top the list.
in: car at the some piece. . 1°” “F“ ‘ “mm“ mm“! F° the 1m every minute min the start endgfddn'flvl. JEFF“! Benstont‘. W19?” 0! Grace Church heartily The permits follow: ‘ A
The has...” the, call for a moonng o: the ,Civio of the 11-1111 until the jury was ex- 9 VWB en “13’8 Pfirfielpafion in the country- Joseph Heml. house addition. A 1
w. rollooo. or . association lul night.‘ . ' outsell. no report is entirely with- wide newspaper poll on the question of prohibition, lest Wodncs- 1“ Lexlmon' avenue 370°-
N, mean, could in. hole. gem,“ out tounutlon- « day. Rev. Werner recent] announced his sien as ”FF” R‘ F“ 3' “mm“ mm“ 1 '
questions in regard to the‘ advance. “1° liquor “"2“an F" connec- of light wines and beer IFIe said: d an advocate plant. Day and concord amen“. M b F '
ment of the to“ m" to h“, m tion with the Jury developed in New “Th 11 f - 500. 3 v em erg Of amily
brought up ,0, “,0“va , romyeotorooy. New York momlog e 1 ea 0 taking a poll of your readers on the question 'Robert Crosby. a room house. summoned T0 Bed-
111111. New 11s. helped 111‘ may newspaper! attributed the inform” of prohibition strikes me as being commendable. We may be mm?“ “3““3 “-5“.
t vn m o h mane . - : .
F“ ”F“ F 3 "° ° ‘F' m C “F divided into‘ \vets’ and ‘drys,’ but we are one when 1t comes to ehfgazdfggof"wfif,2;”';3;;;‘nf"’,§,:§' S l d e "" Pneumonia
was going east and
Moe. crashing head on ways. such lighting as 110an
:The touring car W has received. has been available counsel and other news agencies as-
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badly damaged “a . mm the on through we “MM. of the mm. “run, the abuse would so used the fundamental principle that government must be by consent so 000. DEVCIODS.
‘ .wu punctured and a wheel “0113-33" be “I h 111 an 33:1?an before the bowl 0! new of the governed. A H. 11:. Pratt. house addition. 11 r
lien. on rough e tation ' ‘We are one to Grand street. $350. Pneumonia has set in. and the
Du in! was arrested by State Po- of its members that there ieto be a Judge Frederick J. Groehi. chief ’ 0' as to the duty or the citizen to obey the Joseph Chickvery. garage. Taylor condition of Dr. Francis 1. Burns",
‘ laws of the land. B t .
liceniae Edward Muxeverno. of the decided improvement in the water ““1““ 30“ Chapman. ““3? “an it man} among us more than half suspect avenue. $350.
_\Weetpert barracks. on a entree of "333“" 333 Ml" Murc- , agnwgéfii’mmlgaf'33:; $33 that the prohibition laws have lost, if they ever had the owl. Joseph Chicks-dry. to remodel
reckless driving. Hie case will be The pu lie deck is another ad- 11 “ sent of the governed. It’ 3 high time we found out just where house Taylor avenue. 81.500.
prominent local phySician and for-
mer. was reported as being poor.
van ‘ received titre it its en- the Jury while in attendance at the
”:31:qu in 3°“ “FF“- Thursday gum . ug trial of Chapman. He admitted he we “9-" . W391i 1" Trent. “Emu“ County and mghggdgctors suffering has weak-
_ ’ liquor hav- _ am streets. 3.00.
The trolley car was in e of The skating Md ‘F‘ the corner o! h“ heard the rumor of A A W. P. Trodt. bookroom. County ““1 “3 condition. ‘0 3“” an 9"
otorman Clint-1rd 111111. " " ‘ Reina avenue A mu” ”Mt "‘30an ”I? (1.” ll t th t ‘30me!» 1920. NBA Service, Inc. f and William streets “00. tent that it is now very critical.
" 1333.093’03‘33' apman n ' cc 3 ° “3 '3 Reproduction in whole or in part or °‘“ ""3 out repeal of the law . ' Dr. Burnell. has been confined to
he: given ,, L Dr. T. F. Scenlon. porch enclosure.
tchtor David "Wood.
hi to 1. ‘ " “ ’ prison received the news front the . or for its modi cat .
svwmilgcg'iwmflavt: Mk» W 3' m F exercise “a deputy warden coldly and without Nib.“ sale of wine on?! bag. to allow the West advenue. ”006 S ingogfifigxiofiro: 133;; Fiscaltdigi
' M“ m we “we 3° *° ........ m... m... .......... m- .. w .. missus-1.2.2:“... 23:; $22.12;: . or"? °'. has“: .m.
' easeenuangea or
port, and the man who "38111111!
wee n m the truclwf‘ihf'r the "Literary Di‘eu," when he was then 80 per cent of the votes cast the votes cast are for modification.
j‘nd every diu-
iiotomptee by one or his counsel, thua _ _ Not quite so nor cent demmd'ropeol “3 “m“ ‘1 ”F the 1 ear. but has reluaed to
Elva ”“1” “m“ skidded and Jason): M. Freedman. of Hartford. ' hlbitiotnureif:retdiduntulizirl'l:!::ndffl- Only‘ 15 9" cont °F FF“ “3°" “3333' Arthur W EFFCF‘M' 33”“ Gu' “313313 large practice.
I went into a ditch but did not can: ~ ; M ed by T1,. 11mm; assuming 1cm ed their trowel in the square- «11- 3°” ”WW3"! “5°— He is attended by Dr. William .1.
on each other. The names bf the (magma 011 mg Three.) Service “mm,“ active hostility to ing for retention and enforcement 9°“ Miller. house 3‘”me Y°" Tracey. His wife and other members
my." were not fallen by in. state .A the prohibition law. of the law. and fewer than 4 per street. 3135- of the family have been constantly
collar 0.110 truck milled thrombi «m, M mm" MM “windy cent took adventure or spoolal bu. Charles Butler- remodel house. at 111. bedside. for two days. 111:
I stone '5.“ and “I injured to fact ill I mmm‘n of the lit“ on lots to vote ullxut the modification West. NOI‘WIJR. $5.000. niece. Mrs, Russell Frost, .112, has
some extent. Another truck was as the total vote pm the 680. 00 PTOPDSQ- EV!- Stone. lmese. Branford arrived from the South. where she
steel: in a ditch. mark. 31‘ cm.- Vote Wet. street. $600. - was travelling. and winter-indium
‘ t The seen of the accident it on s rs", than go Theresa Barber. garage. Benton Mrs. Mary '1‘. Burl-loll. was summon-
: r If“! and the abate police law “0‘ 000 voice can ‘31:;om‘tkgdtlfi: The anti-prohibition votes come “no“ 3500. ed Sunday from her home m
. honed than 100 feet on each side mum” votes. The rest either cell (Continued On P‘.°~Th"._) Vito Tuesxolo, interior alterations. Cooperstown. N. Y. -
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vaulttaend Freed F J as ht ug'titederick Bchsnr to re-shlngle F
Git r By Tm‘ t} e‘ Hg High School mehcafions— :dmgfnggzzfiégx Bhore- SAYS BRIAND
,_ smart. runs. 11. g. m ”311111.132. role. 33.31115 Swamp. Despite Strong Will and TWO Blood Trans- .bugldilflt‘wiut 1:211:33. tiesolgemoliah ‘31“: If New D we“! ties
F ‘ gong-”£3: mgu ”3?: “I 11:32:82“ Ftrgumen expediting. F films Yibilth Fails To Regain Strength... will“ :firgk to move garage. Arise, Assembly Will
i an automobile with 313.0110 eur- A
F" weapons and assault. store relics. Fitch “m" "00'
l * The bandlts seen up to the 1...... m Salvatore moo arrested :1. A scouted bleed trsnsfuslen, has tailsd this time in revs September.
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um remote-e 111411. automobile Do No 11'“ with his femur on
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All were armed no at the to: Fred Roberts. also of Poet's eetegorloel statement this afternoon
belch
" acids or their reopens romeo the equine. 13. rows father claimed
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_ roughly: wheelbeyleveryweak Irknewntohishesteftriends. has
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mimemh'deusliegeo amounts. ., heldeutiierhlareeevery '
venom-ed the Rob-rm ‘ Wee Wily o... a
gm ' I ,. 3 ' . that Germany. Great Britain and
mm M b ‘1“ power, the ‘ ' ‘ ‘ RM“. hence are new absolutely untted
' 9! the League Council. but he add—
es that if new difficulties began to
Th” “10 advertisement surge on the horizon the only thing
in The entinel asking for. flag-11o was to adjourn the as-
i‘liatiugs" we received a hood 3' ‘° ”WWW“
1C. Brand. in speaking of new
‘ °F “Fm” finding my dlileultiee. no alluding both to the
pieces of property 031 the em a «at Bessel to: a permanent
‘mrket wheh had not beer”; out and to Renault: demand for
‘ ole» out assurances that. she would
m for “1' 0’ rent before. be elected to a mzpemnent conn-
ell east in September.
In! new W
Taylor 1b Golden Co.
HUMAN! COOKIES
Stubborn Fire Breaks
Out in VanBuren Ave.
Entire First District Department Responds To
Alarm —- Three Families In McDonough
Grief 1n Greens Famls JURY SERVED Strength In Vote Here PLANS BEGIN blfi‘ii‘fnse‘f‘fc‘iivi‘iiiLilithé?“ 3““
F Fire swept through the third story of a building owned by
William Zaninelli, Bridgeport, At Norwslk WITH ”000R? Three To One Is Percentage Against Prohibi- TO TAKE SHAPE Mrs Anne Monmouth of 30 Van Buren some. this morning
Hospital FolloWing Collision Between Auto ' tion 111* EveningoSentinel Referendum~ _....... and did damage amounting to between 13,000 and $4,000
, men had great difficulty in check-
? liens! 1311111: WM amped 111 “Malcolm, "33.1%: : walla“ Win31“; Gives Blood Nee. 1 7 venues Wynean. porch to house. , Be Adjourned Until F
controversy over ‘33 mmnwm' Statement Promised
regulation: today and are getting;
Mrs. McDonough lites on the
ground floor. while Mrs. W. E. Elisa
llsh occupies the the‘ second floor.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Manning live en
the third floor.
It is believed the fire was caused
by a stove, which is located at the
top of the stairway. The flames ate
their way all around the to'prf the
building and broke out in several
places.
§late Roof interferes .
Due to the slate roof. the fire-
ing the progress of the flames.
The entire apparatus of the 1111:
district responded to an alarm from
Box 27. There was little damage
done by the fire on the second floor.
but water did considerable damage
to the lower floors. .
One of the fire trucks went to”
Over River school as the bell run:
run is thought that the box alarm"
was pulled just as the master no:
number was rung. That made i ap-
pear as if 87 Was ringing. The
was discovered by Mrs. English. who
telephoned the fire station on Main .
street.
Deputy Chief William J. Povl‘ell
responded with the apparatus and
took charge of the blaze. Two lines
of hose were connected at-oue hy~
drant and another line to the other
hydrant. located at the opposite side
of Union Park. _
The firemen attempted to extin- ’
gulsh the blaze with chemicals.
while a line of hose was being con-
nectedliil The smoke was heavy and’
forged the firemen to wear gas
masks. Much of the furniture on
the top floor was saved from the
fire, but it was soaked with water. 3
Furniture Removed
Furniture was removed from the
two lower floors to prevent demise
from the water. Aim battling the
homes for over an hour the firemen
checked the blaze. There is“ a.
small space of about three feet be-
tween the slate roof and the walls.’
The flames spread through this
opening and that accounted for it
breaking out in several different.
places.
Jews £13.1qu mo alien 9.13 ecu, ’ V
9:30 and it ups two hours late ,
when the firemen left the scene
Mrs. McDonough believes the loan,
to the building is covered by insure ‘
once. Mr. and Mrs. Manning were
recently married and had occupiedh
the top apartment for two weeks.
Both the Meanings work during
the day. Mrs. Manning said th
“as no fire in the stoxe when all
left this morning. The aroma!
have .been smoldering for comet
time. but'the bless originated near
the pipe directly above the stove.
When Mrs English dlscbvered
the fire‘ she notified Mrs. McDo
ough. Smoke was pouring out
tho upper part Of the building. At
.drat Mrs. McoDnoush thought it
was smoke from the furnace. but
when she saw the- seriousness of‘
the situatidn she immediateuynotl-_
fled the fire department. I. 3 ' _ 1,.
Tomorrow By Mayor
0n Regulations
Made Months Ago.
mol- Thomas Robins. Street
Commissioner Joseph Delilah cos
Chief of Police William R. fleets;
ten are going over the m {We
them ready to put into Week. A;
They will map out the lecithin
of the street signs and of the reed
markings immediately. 3
Hayes Robins said that he value? A
give out a statement renting: the
new regulations tomorrow. ,
opposition to the salesman! at
these reeuiatiene ie W.) Th
horseman“ ‘ flee-1}
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