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Isoretary of Commerce
T
enough business."
.ers “raid of it. Not all
N . but so many are
The prob
blio confidence.
, . up.
«1.
fit 1171“ insole und it
' . must be safe.
no more numerous
, advertising the
horst railroad ace dents.
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it”:
s than our
"bug won't vo It.
p (then solution.
lately sound machines.
ed pilots. careful flying.
and taking-lift pieces.
~ . reckon promises.
‘ 'i nt. supervision.
working order.
pilot will be
v
n the plane's handling.
a government's field will
last word
“cent.
1 pilot. on a resular aviation
‘ , ll be out of range of a signal
-y day. or ot a. beacon by
!v
to" prevent collisions.
~ on.
is the
J .u e .‘N CH “AIDE”
hinted at Coyarne n
(aw and owned ~by two"
named Fields
' were attacked suit?
Mexi-
18 armed~ ral
horses and equipment.
W ers in pursuit.
" And More Popular"
~VMmNGTON—Can commercial.
:1 be made to pay without a
" answers the office of Assisi-
Nee.
- an. department aeronautic as-
"It can be made to pay it it
. l
hasn’t it enough now? Peow
that
’t yet developed an adoqudle
s of traffic to put it on a pay-
is to build
a MacCrack-
sues sees it—-—and then to keep
-pie must. be sold on the idea
actu-
Plane crashes
then rail-
» ~ dents. but they are far more
‘ uler and get a great deal
any but the
{bonnie of persons can be killed
' train wreck and nobody thinks
4' about it. but let them die in
’ rplane smashup and the wires
s ‘1'
plane crash will undo the mis-
work of months in aviatioa’s
. ossibiy nvlatlon's average
has better during those
0 travel's. but
" safety or commercial aviation
, be the real thing. That's the
high-
! day and night sign posts.
4 pilots from straying from
174* courses. will do the busin-
Hust. these things. under
will be inspected with a.
s and none will be per-
in the air without the gowm
or approval. as strons
licensed without
host rigid examination as,to his
.. tions as an aviator and per-
.phyeicel tituess. His mach as
conspicuously labeled. so
. he can be readily ldentitied
‘saaianations called tor by the -
, es. in the event of the
carelessness or mismanage-
in the perfection
. their arrangements“ for ascent
. o divereence from courses will
' .. tied. Traffic rules will be
e comfort of passengers will be
Pilots will be he! as
to account for mainten ce
voles es railroad engineers.
acct-seller: idea‘ of
gouern ent supervision of
aviation. He thinl- it
it public confidence. and that
as it does it will be a paying
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MEXICAN BANDITS
GTON.» (Am—Another
. bandit raid on an American
7 on was’ repeated ytsterdsy
fits department. The p p.
. v
Accused "of $260,000 SWindIe *
Broker R. H.
d
Pat in Court
/
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Pat 5100?th is pictured here
as he wont to court. so Canton. Ohio,
to plead to the i t charging
him with the murder of Don Mei-
lett. crusading editor. file camera
man had to “shoot last" to photo.
mph the suspect. The upper pic-
turo shows how Pet "ducked."
Egyptian Micket
Articles to be won at drawings
during the Mammoth Esyptian Mar-
ket. sponsored by the American Leo
sion and National Guard next month
are new on display in windows ot
the following merchants:
Furniture company. Angevlrle n‘urn-
snd the Norwslk Electric company.
Besides these prises there will
New Haven Police geek Him
Prizes On Display
Sterlint
lture company. Rogers and Stevens.
“A
Clarke Flees -
N E W ii A V E lit—While police
truth the seat to the west coast
are seeking R. ii. Clarke. pro-
sidont of Clarke Company. in?” in-
vestment brokers. n‘nic is b6 loved
to ha '0 swindlod lOCl people of
some‘z'oi) 0 and for which two
members 0 he concern are already
being held. further claims agulnst
the company are piling up. Local
merchants have claims loluling sev-
eral hundred dollars against the llrm
and many claims from other sources
are expected to be presented short-
Iy.
Two me ers of the concern. Carl
8. Clarke. 6; of we Campbell avo-
nue. and Jackson H. Karma. 2!. or
i: Howe street. were arrested fol-
lowing an investigation Saturday.
In the city court yostqrduy their
cases were continul and in. bonds
gsised from ”.000 to 87.500. Coun-
sel for the two men. Attorney Ken-
neth Wynne. claims that the two
were but tools in the business. the
at thesres‘etuasamelaqbarot
the “I'D ll QIOH II that t
client who invested seats 0 Mos is
women. whose name could not be
learned, was made the Wictiln at a
fraud which will amount to approxl.
ullutciy “WNW.
several victims in nearby towns
will also lose considerable. A Gullo
lord men is said to have tinned
over about ".000 .for investment
and which was not entered. '
were also sustained by residents of
Deep River and lisdlson. Whether
any losses will be in red by ml-
llents oulslduf the lie s where the
company has agencies. use not
know i
The company was clog a land-
umce ousinm. accordlns to police.
and resorted to every method in at.
tempts to obtain cash. it was claim-
ed that members
wsnfio far as to forgo the names of
theirs clients onadouomenis to their
own advantage. other rnoney given
tor investment purposes was said to
have been invest“.
company is alleged to have sold and
exchanged a good deal oi worthless
stock.
will he. a conservative estimate was
mid to be at least ”00.000. This
ultimate could not be veritisd lat
master mind lit-ink 1:. il. Clarke.
ln‘ho Is believed to have find to the
’wrst coal-t about two necks ago.
‘ when the crush appeared imminent.
: ‘. (mm-s Altair-lied
Offices occupied by tln- firm in the
Plymouth building have been attuch~
ed for several thousand dollars
whilcseverai other attachments are
(pending. One local woman is report-
l e have lost 8100.000 through the
'i nigged stock-swindllng scheme. it
i was also repartcd that another mom-I
her of the tlrm is ‘lcing sought in
New York.
Clarke and Kt'i‘alll‘\\\'l‘c
under arrest by Dole-olive Slii‘gcilnl
Cook shortly before 4 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon and are held on tech-
nical charges of ltiloncss under til.-
000 bond. pending further investiga-
tion. It was claimed that the men
face serious charges of forgery as
well as misrepresentation and cm-
‘ besslemenl.
Illegal Mt‘lhode [fried
Tim Clarke Co.. Inc. was formed
several months ago, according to
police. and for some time had been
doing a legitimate business. Lately.
however. the concern is said to have
run into financial troubles and found
it necessary to resort to illegal fue-
thods in an attempt to keep its head
above water.
Some two weeks ago the place was
attached by Atty. Carleton F}. lioad-
iey for several thousand dollars on
behalf of a client. At that time po-
lice were notified and the business
plitCOd ’
Edward Welch and Detective .innleu|
night, however.
The olhr-l' member of the com-
jimmy \i‘llom police are seeking is
mil in he a brother of Clarke. lt
inn? (liliilmd th left town sud-
illrnly about two oclts ago ,and is
:iwlicvrd to be in New York.
l
iWrist‘Bone of
St. Anne Saved
In Church Fite
.\.‘Tl': ANNE DI BEACPIIE. Que.
(MU-When the vault of the user.
lsty was opened hoursalter a. tire
Ind destroyed the temporary basi-
lica of the famous church of Ste
Anne. the wrist borie of the saint
“as found somewhat scorched but
intact. This reilc. to which the do-
\‘out attribute miraculous power. is
the center around which the entire
.shrino has been built.
.\ number of paintings and statues '
were saved. but the ancient bell and
the most valued status were de-
stroyed. The loss of this status.
which the faithful credit with many
miraculous cures. is considered irre-
parable. _
The materiel loss is estimated at
1500.000. The permanent basilica.
being built on an adjacent plot to
replace the one which burned in
March. ”22. was only slightly demo
and.
AF
rs
RlSBlEV’S.
. r. a. my
193%”?
g; ,m Malt
euro ROBliS‘
“*rllnl’lcn. =
“coy All. Wool.
“out 0! inch." It ll MI 0“ a '
or the concern '
in addition the ‘
Although it will not be known iorfi
some time what the losses to clients
High“ Aspirations
'llli. ' mm“
‘ |,‘lOV‘Elfli “y
Aged Manufacturer
Seek To Show Sanity .
ln Bridgeport Court
Georgi. :5. R “031.55. lornlr-r lililllli.
in Mr of plum lluxmi, seeks ru-
vu tion oi‘a finding of mental in.
commie)! against him. so that he
may make ll. will loaning the bulk
0 his l-ststo to the l.'tlit« ll Conglegs.
nrll church. it \l'ns hinted yester-
day by Altornty Lorrn \\'l|ll.-. mull.
Hl‘l for Ix’nzlpp‘s Will'. Jillii‘ .\. lx’lmllp
(if ‘21” North lurillir. it! is lli‘ltl'llIK
on Knapp's plea in ul'ldgenmt.
While cross questioning llli! llm.
Forrest Lamar Knapp. assistant pull.
for of the United church. who up.
pmlrvrl an a trillions for Knapp, .\t-
iornry Wllila risked illc ms-rstunt
pastor if he hail knmllcdgc of this
. lnicntion on Kllupp's purl. The all-
slvor was "No." is was diaries-rd lit
plaintiff are related.
Soul in “'t'silulrl.
I'rohilio court, Knnpi'l “(l3 ill]}l)dg,.,l
.\irs. Merger-rt finder of (‘lt‘tc-
lend. Ohio. has had Illuh‘uspirntlons
all her life. she smiles.
I‘ve always liked to climb." ~~llr~ m-
plnlrte. She is her husband's purlrn-r
ill Us' trade of sit‘t‘plrutl‘lt. 'j‘llt- Ill-
set photo is a rinse-up (of Mrs.
Butler at work painting the rail-
wsy water tower.
Harold E. Holloway
Passed Away Sunday
Harold E. Holloway. for many
years a resident of south .\‘orunlk.
Hospital. Norwich. it here ho had
been for the past few years. He was
48 years old. ‘il‘uncral services will
be held Thursday morning at 10:00
at Kull's undertaking parlor,-
80‘ East 55th street. New York city.
and he will be buried in Evergreen
cemetery. Brooklyn.
"Thai, l~. .
died Sunday morning at. the Slate;
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look lezill steps to protest his mum .
mltltnent u was temporarily re.
leased. in l nn-untims thv i'lly Nu-
lionul hunk was appointed conserv-
nior of i{ll:lp|l‘n csluio tutti llll' nip-ll
l'llllll nun ~nllt to u not Iurln .ut.
l'vi'lilllilim'i". \‘l-rmonl. Ilv :luuin'
guinlli lii's Il'lrt'llfiill and lliih I‘llfldiil .1 ‘
the .‘il‘l'\ll'l’fl of neural lllli‘lilbl'l ml
his light to lltznin Ills rifllllr‘.
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I5 SOI‘TIII‘ZHN l’Ai'll"I(.‘ \\'lillt‘|\;
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liching,lrriiaiions
oilheikinandicalp
Use Zcmo,§§:lling Liquid
Don'teuffcrsllamcof l itch c '
. "var endure Skin Torllllzcs and‘llll’l‘:
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pt-nduiilv Armo ilqm'd. Use at 'any
v
the hearing that llvv. Knapp and the
In March 1923. ill a llndllu: in tin L
incompetent null null Olili'l‘r‘ll com-‘
llOl'H’l‘ON. 'ri"\Illi (.\l’)w I'Ivv llml- The out
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[u mulls “1'!" LlHI ll .llnl llllll‘ illgllrmi (ll’l’IZmrl Irtft' (mm blur-3:113; kXt‘ESM.‘
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lll‘. pilrsl iv; I“ ll ill! air”. It .| il‘lli'lti
in! it '(‘rovsing ill .ll' Houston. I
3 The truck was lnmlui \llill lulmlr'
«in. going on rent. in an oil rv “HOUR: FOR SKIN [RR i.-
Thv imln alum-ion I'H'litl‘l n llmluulli ‘ 'TAT’ONS
itllil llll' (lllll‘llii I‘l'llll‘ l‘}, ’ . '
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THAMES RIVER LINE, INC.
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milled to utililc innllintlon. lie mus ‘ , ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘
token to the “'rstllort snnilnrlunl | TRIWEEKL‘ - 5h!“ H h ‘
sllllll his lltillL'ilithn-lnw. Mrs. .\. C. “LI“H’x '
Knapp. widow of it inl‘lillr lril'zll i‘l« ‘ 1‘ Y ‘ '
specter of the l'll)’ of l'll'l'lftt‘pfll‘l. NIA“ \ ()I{h I
was appointed ol'lllacl‘l'lllor. Knapp .- A5” a“
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