laud F0331 gm.
all else features—that
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BRIDGEPORT."MIrch '16‘ (A?)
~A'. lithey bus'wss depleted Ito an
h'ich Mulch the bus was arrested.
etfly teddy. ‘e , 4_ .
would” bus, spots
the.
' by Ar;
6. wire struck brosdside by» .
other car. it's hwlnd'ows were
thatter'od, woodwork .splintered end 4 :4
driven against a. gasoline
inn
,Pstri .50'Donnell. and
. pr'oceedi’lip west .on North eve-
Ih e.I.Iwhiie the. bus ween-acceding
north on; Msdisonflevenue to secure
new of passengers to be brought
to, 'eir pieces of employment in the
center of the 6163?.1‘110131” Alphas
received ltcerotions about the head.
O'Donnell wet errestcd so he did
ot have his' drivcrfs license with
"hurl ti. the time or the; accident. In
court this ni plus his case.
--"—'.l,'lie condition: of Col. John c.
coatings was little cheeses today.
Anjopriy morning report from the
tick roost sold the tether of the
President hsd posted in. resitul night
and Wu able to ‘toke a. little nour.
lshment. 4- 4 .
I
mgfixcnr corms. .
WASHINGTON. D. 0... March 16.’
~Twenty-elpht counts on mis-
demeanor ohnrges against Federal
Judge George W. English. or the
Eastern Illinois District. were sub-4'
' ”glided to the House Judiciary oom-
Ere ttee‘tod's'y by4s. sub committee
-_ ' Clint week recommended lin-
in on tooldent’ which occurred here
at the side ot4 the road. dev 3
«use: p' the pump as well» as it—‘ ‘
' other *- t truck. was oper- ‘ 44
recent" Phlllippe maximises} 1...».
inventor, 0f .3. popular tYDGWI’lfiOP end
.218 other things. ,he told 9. Boston
‘ court before Whl¢h4 he was baled on
a charge oi non-support at his wife.
.IMtrion. iormcr ectre'ss (insetlu
ouiry into his income Ws‘s ordered.
Sessions 01‘ Board
The Board of Belief will be in
session in the' dim hill .sst'nrdey.
March 30.15.0116”). arch 225111168-
day, March :34 and Wednesday.
March 24. They- will be in union
between the hours of 3 and dio'cl'ock
in the afternoonmud on Thunder,
Morch 35 will be in session from 7
until 9 o'clock in the evening. . The
members at the board urc:‘4 Wallace
Dsn'n George W. Stevens? and D.
Burr Beech. . , , . 4 ,
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HELEN AGAIN mallow;
CANNES. France. March 16.—
' (AP) Helen Wills won her first sili-
4316s match in the Cannes club lawn
tennis tournament today detectinl
Miss L. C. L. clippers. 6.'l 6- 0. in
the second round. Miss Wills elimi-
in straight love sets.
1"
“18. Katherine 'Ketzing‘e'r on
2}“. Clilrlotte Kotslnxer. Are 753
unlined to their horns st: 61 Buy-
‘Lrfient pgoeeodinxs epsinstv the
Zrl e. .. ,s
8111) ,, :1
’ TheCravens in 4 Bermuda. .
view menus, with to attend: 9!. the
4‘!“
42 4'4 4 _
Deputy C39 1' he c t o r
4. people desirous. or nuns. their. in-
: commits; returns on the duel
4 with Donuts! learner} Roveuue col.”
' yesterdstI will be subject to. the pay-
m unlumeerlmmidnipht. . 4
Of Relief Announced,
noted l\4irs. J. R. Hall of Néw York;
' contention gthgt
Preece "on Job In
NorWelk Until Near-
ly Mi’ I
The. city court room in the city
hell; was oroWde'd yesterdty with
day.
le'ct‘oPEfli‘dtt fresco. .'
* Those; tsinrip! midis 'iheir' returns
fluent of t. :5 per cent" sdditionti
this; .fievorol returns 01"!“ cor-
positions wereilied with Meme...
evening. He mus st the city
Fred'- L. Appleton. clue! deputy
collector in Hombrddyecurddy.’ re-
ported crimes: of onelccnt end sov.
em or two cell Hello some or com
ere! hundred Ithuusehds ct donor-t
He sold the‘ lsrpcst recorded yet
was one of 9506.000.
."si‘4;..
Chapman... Jury
‘W "
(Continued. From ledge One.) .4
' "A's" Chtpmen 1' did not expect
eny'thinp else."iwss the bundlt‘Is- re-
ported coniruent‘ob the decision to
his counsel. “But es s. mu 1' had
h'cp'ss or s 'dlltere'nt‘" verdict.“ ‘
or two possible uugv‘Iu‘ before
state secre- wave‘csspmsn from
hsutlnp on Armed, the condemned
time's senior counsei.‘ Judpo Fred-
crisis .1 :Groohi. w: New York”.
s'liu'lintted one or themlb! style:
that he would not .po before the
film at pendent tor oienzenc'y un-
est Cheplnsn dernsndr it. Such n
ln'9Ve he chsrsct'erlxed ‘ss useless.
As to‘ whctiier ho'wduid moire a mo-
ti9n :bg'toro the? superior court (or
o. new trial on, the proud or newly
discovered evidence, Judpe‘ Groehl
declined 'tI'o'- toy“. to is beiletréd‘ um
helium not. 44, -
‘Thsre istnother romedy,. which
1' win riot disbuss ‘st Suns and." sold
dudpe flroehlii IF'Wo shill hold! e
cé'nie'rénce .‘ln Kurtis this: actor»
city; to study what lepel him ere
left and Who! otir upland Vilbbc.’
A report which could use, be con.
ended pathos aprobtbllity
their. mathematical» will be horde
to‘~ cs‘rry: the cgebs child the su-4
preloeeourt; or oilfilldd’stetes tor
review ohEtllc‘th 4 .4
Just decidedlsdi'd‘ not 1‘” 41° ludso
pic t. will? evvretdit. ”kit is me.
til it i vet. 'eI issue ;foi the
th'e‘fld ’ snail recruited
oi! his
missions no:
sismmdls‘r mall on. «sauce. on
4" Tort!” lip.
cotpmthtcounse‘l in‘ on
' pus} ointen'ce e:
‘ minutiae. Atlunts
New York mill
the; scorpion;
Wagon? page
“3311116.; stndl I‘sI reds
new no: dot-46° elm .
244*???“ new: 91:59.51” 695w "a" liar;
. ”WWW“
Misc stow. Met‘utnapired was
wallow com the: prison by Mr
7113110. chenille, ,, no; the low-
list“! it." ltid
jeep” not.
wua been read.
"the weary Diner,
i
t very pop.
10-
lumbar,
iii-flew
tamer dosh 9!.me
":14- :iY-vzlllollm new. 11!- hot
n
thrive or Middlet'etrp. Conn-i . end
we'- th .dhdph'teri s: Alipustue
one o
'M 19 (AP)
alumna Blulth..t ..
Benches? Bouillon” Lon} Island
potatoes? Mrs. Oder Gurdncr. New
York society women. is selling them
here tor sweet chsrlty's sake. 8o-
cleiy tool: over a chain of New York
procerles for t day to beneilt a. non-
rolozlcal institute. '
Treasury Balance
Iwflmucfiou.‘ March 16-—
United Sluice Treasury hal-
once at close or business March
is. was isle “937 618.
oncomuu
MEMORIALFUND
nous $202
John A. Mills hub-“Requests
All Subscriptions Be
Sent Direct y To His
Ofilcé.
Cguncllm'sn John A. Mille.'nlio is
directing the campaign tor the Don-
con Taylor Memorial loud at the
Knight Street A M 12., church. ,atks
that oil subscriptions be sent to him
at his other. 46 Main street. The
fund is now'past the $200 mark. A
tomlof 637 has bceurecolvod dur-
ing the past four days.
The new contributors are:
Olden Time Bottling Wax-ks.
Charles Rubey
$1.00
2.00
Friend...'...,.............. 1.00
Alfred Goldsohuildt ........ 10.00
M.'S.\Volls‘.......'......... 10.00
William Van Cliff 2.00
Total. 96. 00
Previously acknowledged 174 $3
_..._.._.
Total to d9te '..............$200.83
Phone Co. Pioneers
To Meet March 30
NEW "HAVEN Murch 16.—-(AP)
Pioneers oi the Southern New Eng-
land Telephone Goa the name given
to those employee who have bad
service records dating back to the
curly days of tho sculptor. will have
their fifth annual meeting here.
March 80. Theirs is the Morris F
Ttylor. chapter. Telephone pioneers
of Amerién.
Business and pleasure will be
combined in the program. ,
WW-
€0an “FADES OUT"
Astrohoillers at. the 4'Yaie observe-
tort". New Haven. hieve noted with-
in- the post isw‘dcys' that Ensures
gomtt,_ which has been visible
. through the largor telescopes tor
the past month. has suddenly faded.
This however. is not looked upon
ss' niytthrious or mm by the ob-
“history oftictIls. 4, ;-
IN GBEENWION ACCIDEXT
Autos oriented? by Frederick W.
than 1 Third street. But Nor-
c‘n'd Arthur Mother. 3 Rip-
' Devon piece. Stamford. disused in
e;- t‘ 'sli'pht tntopcrilsh on' lulu street.
Greenwich. Sunday. my property
centers was hone. . ‘ 4.
New-“
Smith; e' conservatism or web. :
‘ tcr Meditation.
4———-—----—---
State Vote Shows Big
copulate ballots. voles against the
lows: Denver Post. 18. 099; Lewiston
1‘3 803.
Prehibition Votes
(Continued From Liaise One)
~,IJ—-———
most hesvill'. 0! course. from the
big metropolitan centers. New You:
and its environs. includinp‘ Jersey
1 liy turned thumbs down on the
dry low most emphatically. as did
such centers)” lovelsnd, San Fran-
deco. Buffalo 4 Baltimorc.4I And
yet there is t sisesbls tnuvprohlbl-
lion vote in nearly every town to
report.
Michigan's vote today. received
mm ten typical 4“m_cln street” towns
shown: 2.113 votes for, prohibition.
004 for ropssl end 8,063 tor modi-
million.
It is somewhst the same in In-
l’linnu. Three cities in wihst slate—-
Warsaw Motion and Capella-ro-
turned strong prohibition majorities.
The rest \oied wet. heavily. and in-
rllenu'. on present returns. is in the
wet column. .
Santa Ana. Sitys Dry.
Exaniinction of the oily returns
proves interesting. Thus Santa. Ana.
Colin. which voiedz .1041 for prohi-
bition. 83 (or repeal and 5641 for
modification. voted almost exactly as
it did in an oillclel vote on prohibi-
ilon prior to the adoption or the
eighteenth amendment. The some
is true of st. Lawrence county. New
York. which was a prohibition cen-
ter bciore the dry low was adopted
land which is still that way. accord-
‘lpp to this referendum. The city of
however. located in st.
Opden’sbur‘g. .
Lawrence county. voted wet; as it
frequently did before prohibition.
With Pennsylvania cities and towns
rolling up big wet minorities the
lty oi Warren stood out to the lone
c‘icupiiou. The Wolves ,wets pots
majority of the tots! vote cast. but
the drygfihed more then either the
modified {mists or the "remains”
alone; The role standiL for pro-
hibltion.;1. 581: for repcdip 604; [or
modification. 3:1 lid. .
Kentucky's voto‘ls rather sutpris-
ins. As in Warren. the weld hold
a. majority or the total vote. but pro:
hibiilon, holds a. plurality over the
two wet. propositions. Kentucky's
vote Intends nt 3. 442 for prohibition.
2.1641 for re'peelpnd 1 506 tor motile
dcttio'n.
Ashisnd rind Owensborc were almost
evenly divided on the three ques-
tlo'ns. 4
Can Go. Either \is‘y
Oklahoma's vote is like .Ken'~
tumult. The drys have s. 248 votes:
are 6.018 for repeti and 2, 8113
later *re‘turns can
easily shrink either, at these states
definitely into "the dry column.
ooh-pie ted out to be dry. but
whole A reportfi it went wet.
In .thls’ceieinrored rursi returns will
undoubtodiy‘sen the *dry tome
in Wisconsin 418 votes were cast for government sale of liquor on
Ii‘ork Journal. 521: Madison. Wisconsin Capital Times. 1
Grand totals- oi all votes cost. 683..Gs'.
Bowling Green voted dry:I
modification proposal were as fol-
Muine Journal. 1,314; Syracuse. New
.Sfid—a Itoiui oi
I .
soaring. Much the same is true oi
F-louda. where the arse were 'doing
well or: iii Temps dumped 3.034
modification votes into the arena.
The extreme interest aroused by
the referendum is shown by calm;
uuilon of returns lrom the emu
cities. Such localities as Slicboygen.
Wis, Goshen. Ind. Santa Ana. Cot.
Mitchell. S. D.. and Great Falls.
Mont. polled votes as high as 30
and 10 per cent of their populslions
Ohio is still in the wet column.
with an enormous wet majority
from Cleveland turnlshing most or
the impetus. The rural districts in
Ohio as elsewhere.
slowly. .
An homing Total
Colorado's vote is es amazing as
any. The Dome:- Post canvassed
the entire state in its poll. receiving
ballots irom for outside of Denver.
some even coming from adjacent
states. The huge size of the vote
received indicates lhut prohibition
is very much a live issue in Cow-
rcdo. .
With all of this examination oi
returns. of cours‘. it mus! always
be kept in mind that the WW is in»
complete.
So don‘t form your conclusions
too hastily. \Vuit until all the votes
are ill—then examine them and see
what they mean. The referendum
is for from over.
are reporting
Ecol: day brings;
a. greater flood of votes than the do;
before.
Only one thing is certain today.
That is: this roterondum is by for
the greatest newspaper referendnn
ever held in this counily.
Westporters Also
Stung By Stedman
Several worthless checks, forged
with the name of E. T- Bediord. Jr,
son of the oil magneto of Green:
Forms. were passed in \Vostporl
merchants, by Harry D. Stedmun
son 0! a. wealthy Hartford family
who has been convicted of forgen
several times before and when
family has spent lhousandg of dol
lei-s in getting him out of sun-l
scrapes. Slodmsn was arrested i:
\
passing worthless checks on Bridg-.
porters. .
A Westport real estate denim
said that Stedman, wiio'was lmper
counting E. T. Bediord. Jr.. in West
port. Wednesday and Thursday 4
last week, was to send a. certiiiq—
check to him from Bridgeport Fri
day. on payment of a $75,000 horn;
owned by Mrs. G. H. Clisbee, 4
Greens Forms.
Two checks, one of 340 and ii;
otherot 870. were reported as beln
passed end it is thought that sex-
ersi smaller ones were also passe-44‘
Reach U. S.
Bridgeport Sunday on a charge 0 -'
4.4
"Teddy" farts a m'ulder charge
He shook
iii a Philadelphia court.
’tls cher.ged
body. and let's see about this,"
dered
the judge.
a. six- month's old kitten to death
"Exhume the kittens
or-
One Is Dead In Inn
Fire At Stroudsburg
STROUDSBURG. I‘.\.. March 16
(A.P.)——‘Iho new Meadowside Inn
at Mount Porono.
here, was destroyed by fire early to-
duy, causing the loss or one life and
the serious injun of four other per-
ag'ed 20 or
Wales, on employee. “as burned to
30113.
Charles Watkins.
death.
13 miles from
o
‘ I 4
, Interest in Referendum ,4 ’9‘“
"~4 oe
mm " l“ 4 '4 thibltion ‘ liopeul Modification 0:9 Main and “an birecls To]. 4160 Wm momma. Jo 44
Alsilumc ... 10 31 m At. 4“
Arizona. ........................ 3.020 1'1“. 3,313 .3. WEDNESDAY smClAtS ..
Arkansas . 326 590 ' 3,003 .. .
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California. 13.72:. 44,720 37.745 .3; Please note that some of these specials will be on 3.2
Colorado ..'.......'..'......'....‘.. 20.750 19,700 53,353 .. 331° “Wednesday only. 3
Connecticut .....'...........'.... 421 75: 2,550 o. :3...
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District. of Columbia. . 9:: .. :0» 3:2: 04 PALMOLIVE SOAP .
4. Florida. ........................4 “I“: _, 32: 1,310 0‘s I I Regular value 100 per cake I I I
4 0'3"“ J“ "5"" .' ‘3‘ This Will be on sale Wednesday cakes for .8
Illinois ........................ 2.057 1,121 .2348 t on“, at W c .
ludlunu. 9.754; 4.2202 15.6141 03‘ ‘ -w...._'.:._._. %.
‘Iowu ..... ‘ 351‘) 666; . 1,803 Oi . 4..
Kansas .....‘;.....4............».. :51 ii 7 oz; KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE .3.
Kentucky" '2.m 2,154 1.504 .3. Regular value" ~45c This will be on sale 17 4 :9
Louisiana. new 792 . 4.614 .3. Wednesday only at C :3
Maine 2 4.301 4.2m 4.403 .3. «~.———-—I———-— , 3:
Maryland . 532 11.101 4. 0:. ' MAWS COLD CREAM 3.
men's“ ° 2.113 E": 3:? .3. Regular vnluc 500. This will he on 5510 39 ' .‘o
Mmmwm "4' A" 3, Wednesday only at . C 3.
Mississippi. .... l§0 200 351 .2.
Missouri 512 2.730 3.201 ,0
W... g. CHIFFON LINEN STATIONERY 8.
Nobl'nsku- 2...: 3.0841 74.443 020 Regular \alue 3_5F- 73 Sheets 0f Excellent, 29 oo
Nevada. 7 29 :o .{ Writing Pnpcrinn box for ...... C ‘..
New Ji‘x‘scy 3.2748 124419” ”4934" 0:0 . , . ‘ ' o
New Mexico .................... 1.160 1,552; ”:23: ozo ECLIPSE FOUNTAIN PENS 0:0
N” “r“ 4'81”."03’ "3“” 0:0 Another 100 of the famous fountain pens 1 00 oo.
North Carolina. ..‘...... ......... 4:1 I I; III I“ .. to sell at the very special price of . . . . each " .3.
Ohio "1‘"""""-"""""" 3'6” ‘3'!“ H' .3. 11 liar-'1! E’Olvl tilled pcn points and guaranteed for 5 years. :o
Oklahomo'. .......'.'......4.'....... 3.3“ 34°” 3'8? .3. Men and women. . :3.
'4 1:"9 1.5.5 .
Oregon .... 348 u . . 0 . . . ”. . . ,
Pennsylvania. .........;......... 4.930 0433“ ”4633 'o”o”:”o”o”o“o”o”e”e’f:“:”e”:” Monet» :00.“,oo.oo.oo.oo:u:
. ' . . 4 ,. l. .73 .
Bilulh Carolina: ................. 1.500 f’» . 10 I
South Dakota. ..................4 1.013 762 2.7 3.“, M d ?
Tennessee ...................... 00 21 , 941 111‘ erer. 4 .
Texas .... 10.319 0.270 12.814
min 1.507 m, 1.910 CASE BEING
Washington ... 704'» 1.401,? 42:: .
West Virginia. .................. 500 ill. . .
Wisconsin 3.253 we: 13.74%: HEARD TODAY
Wyoming .-.’-.-nevea-a---s--Io- ‘30 1’851‘ 1'513 ' .
' n" 325 069 4
Grand total for nation ......113. 32" ..0 661 Water Street? Clothing
M a 11, Arrested By
State Police, Denies
‘ His Guilt.
The case of Samuel Low. Pro-
. ‘prletor of a second hand clothing
store at 58 Water street. charged
with violation or thcstate liquor law.
is being heard before Judge Freeman
Light in the South Norwalk city
court this afternoon. '
State police conducted a raid on
his store March 41. on e'search war-
rant issued by Prosecuting Attor-
ney Creme;- C. Hegemsn. The touch
warrant was issued on so alleged
sale or wine to E Adams. of West- a
port, in the employ of the state 110- '
lice January 19.
Attorney Daniel Keogh is repre-
senting Levy and entered s pics. of
not guilty to the charges.
Torrington Council.
Favors Prohibition
TQRRINGTON. March 6.-—(AP)
The Torrington Cliy oo ncil has
declined to act on the suggestion 9!
the Milwaukee City council asking
that a resolution be adopted in is.-
vo'r of modification of the ntiion'si
Prohibition Law, to. permit. we..Of
beer and wine. When the resolution
was presented at the last meeting
of the Torrington council it Iwas
promptly tabled.
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O. K. PROHIBITION DEPT.
WASHINGTON. D. C., .MaICh 16.
~(AP) The Administration bill to
create a bureau of Prohibition in the
Treasury Department was. approved
today by the House Ways and Means
Commlltce. '
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'Asfar'West as '
the Mississippi“
,' model for 610.500 wiihmdhmhcteilcrionompsrb'.’
4%
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2
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a;
if:
Whormmwu .J‘” I
sociable. without charge. upon modest.
Bail .
to 520.000“ or lllcrepbouh. Recently we
sitcomulilcosbnd Indreceived
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