New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1925, Page 1

| ! ) e e N - News of the World By Associated Press ESTABLISHED 1870 JUDGE DENOUNGES SECOND HUSBAND Declanes He Is to Blame for Bigamous Marriage —_— PROSECUTOR ~ MAY ACT Woman Declares Grigorian Knew She Was Another Man's \When He Persuaded Her to Go to New York For Second Ceremony. Continuing the case of Mary Mil- korlan of 063 Lafayette street until tomorrow morning for Judge Benjamin Alling in police court this morning said that all the | evidence in the case tended to show that Richard T. Grigorian of 69 Wil- low strect 18 more at fault than the | woman under arrest. She was charg- ed with bigamy as a result of her alleged marriage to Grigorian in New York city while ghe had a hus- band living in Dorchester, Mass. Judge Willlam F. Mangan, rep- resenting the woman, bitterly de- nounced Grigorian in his argument o the court, describing him as the lowest type of a man he ever had any contact with. He claimed that irigorian was in full knowledge of the fact that the woman had a hus- band ving, from whom she was not divorced, when he persuaded her to go to New York with him and be marrled. “Now, because he has had a falling out with her, he has turned around and is trying to get rid of her in the cheapest way possible by having her convicted of blgamy,” Mangan added. \Woman Accuses Grigorian While on the witness stand. Grigorlan denled that he knew his bride was already married when he went through the ceremony in New York, but admitted that he found it out two months after and continued 1tving with her. The woman told the court that Grigerian knew that she was married and that she had told him before she married him that ghe had left her husband in Dorchester and had not heard from him since. She sald that she told this to Gri- gorian and protested against marry ing him, but he persisted a.n(l finally persuaded her to go to New York with him and get married. She offered a letter in evidence to prove that ke knew she had a husband when she married him, but it was written in Armenian and none in court could translate it. Disposition of the case was con- tinued until tomorrow, Judge Al- ling saying that he would give Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods time to decide what action would be taken regarding Grigorian. Separate After Three Weeks, Bogos Sakayian, the first husband, appeared in court and testifled that he had married Mary Milkorian in July 1921, and that she had left him sbout three weeks after their mar rlage. The woman said she left him because he wanted her to go back to the old country and she want to go. She sald that she lived in Boston for a time and then went to Hartford, from which city she came to New Britain to make her home with her parents. A short time after her ‘here, she met Grigorian and company with him for a time. sald that she wore her wedding ring all the time she went with Grigorian, and all her acquaintances were aware of the fact that she was married. Her parents objected to Grigorian's attentions, according to the testimony. SLASHES STEPMOTHER 12 Year Old New Haven Boy Being arrival Held For Mental Observation Fol- lowing Viclous Attack With Knife. New Haven, Jan. 16.—Arthur Wa- ters, 12, who had slashed and wound- ed his stepmother, Mrs. Harrlet W ters, six times, is held for observa tion as to his mental condition, to- day., The lad had been scolded by his parents because of refusal to do houeehold chores. morning the lad was reading. Later, the police say, the lad got a carving knifs and stepmother, one cut the right cheek and others on the side of the face. A little screamed as Arthur did this, A neighbor ran in and put Mrs. ‘Waters to bed while Arthur, bare- footed, ran outdoors to be picked up by the Winchester plant police. He wag carrying two carving knives, and a small calibre revolver. Mrs. Waters was sent to the hos- pital but she is not seriously hurt. Offers to Identify Slayer by Handwriting New Haven, Jan. 16.—A proposai was placed before Captain Henry Donnelly of the detective bureau to- by a woman caller to the effect that if the police would submit to| her & copy of handwriting of a man suspected of killing Barney Muzan, storekeeper, In a holdup she would whether or not this suspect was e murderer, The woman said s was a handwriting expert, KILLED BY COASTERS Bridgeport, Jan. 16.—Charies Ar- . was brought to police head quarters today for questionine fol- dito, lowing investigation of a coasting accident at Benham avenue and Coleman street last evening that caused the death of John Shanley, 0 Shanley was struck by a sled nd dind A few hovrs later from his jurtes. The boys who were on the sied disappeared after the accident Wife | disposition, | didn't | ‘When his father | Jeft the house to go to work this | attacked his | being across sister | o ‘proJitil Gqdagy 1A Q1 AmS ARRERIIN] vy N Foer Stat Cop, Brieport Men And New York Alderman Involved By Testimony In Park City Case Drivers For Jacob Levy, On Trial On Liquor Charges, Mentions Rowe Wheeler, Coal Yard Owner | And Garage Proprietor. Bridgeport, Jan. 16 ~—Testimony that former State Policeman Rowe Wheeler pald him $100 “for serv- Ices rendered” after he had finished a term in jail for transporting beer, sent to New York was Thomas J. Lord, driver for Levy., Lord testified that some of the beer taken to New York from this city was delivered at a New York “alderman's place on | made by another alleged INSTORK PARADE HERE | Ushered in More Babies in 1924 Than Other Physicians f Think Man Killed Woman, Then Took His Own number of birth certificates filed at the offce of ‘the town clerk, the re ports for 1924 &howing his total to be 296, with Dr. Henry T. Bray, who for many years topped the list, | coming a close segond with 256 cer- | tificates filed. Dr. D. W. O'Connell comes third with 146. | The charter provides a fec of cents for each certificate filed. Pay- | ment of these fees will be made at the next common councll mecting. They aggregate $584.75. The physiclans and midwlves re- |body of Mrs, Ethel Plourd in whose | home he was a roomer, died today in hospital. The police who early tody held the theory that Mason | and Mrs. Plourd died as the result |of a “suicide pact” later switched to |a murder theory, Mrs. Plourd's son, | Kenneth Clark of Elizabeth, N, I, came her today and announced firm bellef that hls mother was murdercd by Mason. Clark said his mother had written him that she had had trouble | with Mason, who had importuned her to marry him and that she had | porting births during the year 1824 | written Clark to come.and eject him and the number filed by each are: |from the house, This he had in- Dr. A, L. Avitable, 36; Mrs. Guis- [tended to do nest Sunday. He sald sepina Alello, 57; Dr. A, S. Brackett, | Mason was intenscly jealous of Mrs, ! Bristol, 1; Mrs. Mary Brodzik, 6;|Plourd. ! Dr. George H. Bodley, 17; Mrs, Em- ma Blasko, 20; Dr, J. W. Bush, 3 Dr. Henry T. Bray, 286; Dr. W. P.| { Bunnell, 2: Dr. R. M. Clark, 1; Dr.l C. M. Cooley, 20; Dr Samuel Cher- | 6; Dr. John T. Donn | Veronica Dnrany, 5§ | 3. Dray, 9; Dr. George H. Dalton. | | | | | 'RIGID NEWSPAPER GODE ADYOCATED T0 EDITORS Washington Convention Hears Ad- 21; Dr, George W. Dunn, 31; Dr, T. o Ennander, 3; Mrs. Louise dress Scoring Parading of Privato {1; Dr. Willlam Flanagan, 101; Dr.| Affairs, | George Flanagan, 112; Dr. E. T. ; J | Fromen, 60; Dr, Peter FFox, 105; Dr. Washington, Jan. 16.—A rigid ethical code for guidance of new paper editors in deallfz with ques tions affecting the private life of i dividuals was urged by Grove Pat- terson of the Toledo Blade here to- day before the American soclety of | newspaper editors. | A, J. Goodwin, | stein, 13; Dr. Antonio Grasso, | M. J. Griswold, &; Mrs. Marie G, | viarduce, 49; Dr. C. J. Hart, 2 |.T. C. Hodgson, 9; Dr. M, R, han, 4; Dr Hamblin, 1: | Trving, 10; Dr. Nathan B, Jafte, 31; ; Dr. €. J. Green- Dr. Dr. M, A. Kinsella, 42; Dr. J. .| Pubication of some of the detalls | | Kelly, 58; Dr. Roman Lekston, 44; |Of the recent iliness of the Rev. Dr. | Pr. ement Le Lasher, 19; Percy Stickney Grant of New York, was described Patterson Mrs. ? Much of the mat- | by Mr. | Waterman Lyon, 141: | Tarizzo, 17; Dr. R. Lo Beau, 1; Dr. | “Indefensible.” | Moses Xupelian, 24; Dr. V. Meailo, | ter published about Dr. Grant's ijl- | {1: Dr. John E. Martin, 7; Dr. M, L. |ness and resignation from the | Marsh, 64; Dr. ¥. J. Mann, 10; Dr. [church, he sald was “back stairs| | Thomas Mulligan, 2; Dr. James |Bossip.” He referred also to the Murphy, 2; Dr. M. W. Maloney, 2; | marriage annulment suit of Leonard Dr. Mary Mouradian, 3; Mrs, Elea- | XIp Rhinelander of New York. d nor Nurezak. 5: Dr. O. Han, 23 Dr. |claring that although this case was | D. W. O’Connell, 146; Dr. John Pur- | matter of public record, effort was | ney, 67; Dr. P. A. Parks. Bristol, 2; | made by some newspapers to go be- Mrs, Mary Potash, 16; Dr, William | ¥ond the record for “news. | Roody, 7: Dr. W. J. Robhins, 2; “There is a tezdency, among cer- | frs. Amelia Rudolph, 6; Dr. Her- | tain newspapers,” she added, “to ! man Strosser, 10: Dr. A. H. Savard, | Pander to a morbid curiosity of the Mrs, Jennie Sodergren, 1; Mrs, | bublic.” | Jennie Sirot, 2; Mrs, Kate Stephan,| The proposal to postal | rates was discussed by ¢ ! 1; Dr. Amelia V. Tutles, 17; Dr. John | s c aspar Yost, | J. Tokarezyk, 296; Dr, David Was- | President of the association, who d 9. incrrase Yowltz, 41: Dr. Frank' Zwick, 15; [clared the principle of the zoning | S S re i Vol eanN it City | System now under discussion would | {Clerk A. L. Thompson, recording |tend to constantly restrict the fleld Iibittns, i€ |of journalism and promote section- e alism, | press and the kar than there is for regulation of the practices of the | bar, but added that there are possi- | bilities of cooperation in calliag at- tention to the “deplorable prevalen | 000—Partner Still Missing, of crime and the even more deplc able failure of the agencies of tic to cope Wwith it. WARRANT FOR MAYOR Hartford Broker Waives Examina- tion and Bonds are Tixed at $5,- Hartford, Jan. 16.—Nic Sergent, Alias Sicir, who with Egb E. Reld conducted ti business of N | pleaded not gu nd waived cxamination w case called in the police cou ifhm morning. On re dati | of Prosecuting Attorney N Schatz bonds were brokerage N. D. Campbel), Executive At Hack- | n ensack, Taken Into Custody On 0 be| Charge of Embezzlement. | Judge Ge I. Day, in bind Hackens Jan. 16. — A | 2 o the next term o warrant for the arrest of Mayor N E | D. Campbell of this city, who s was arraigned on ¢ counsel and secretary of the indus g transactions in the trial Building and Loan, on charges | Joseph Lozitisky, of 1 perjury and falsi sh Court, Hartfo:d, a tailor. Le was issued today Ly Justice the cor Moore uoj MeNish, of g and insurance plaint of James McNish has been in d jeint s of the investigation of t} but eubsequ ¥ 10 shortage tn the accounts of | result in additional charges being the bullding and loan association | preferred nt was in taken before Bergen county Prose- Holyoke vester Reid has not yet | taken before Kergen county prose- been located. cutor Hart who set bail at $20,000, which is expected to be met late to- | Thompsonville Farm Has S | Bad Fire, Heavy Losses “Lost” East Hampton Man Is Safe in New York!' NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, JAN OEE MURDER MOTIVE, POSTAL SALARIES ~[GLAD AMERICA 1S UP NEXT THURSDAY, AIDING IN FUROPE Proposed Increases Get Right of Clementel Thinks France Got| Way in Senate I U §. Intevest Cheaply IMPORTANT BILLS ENGLAND UNDERSTANDS W0 One, Sponsored By Merritt, ! Con- Officlal ~ Statement Shows corns Misbranding of Merchan-| Great Britain Does Not Think | | dise—Other Calls For Burcau of American Has Involved Herself in | Civil Aeronautics, | Foreign Amairs. The vote was b6 to 10, or 16 more | APNUltics W r RITAIN HERALD 925, —TWENTY-EIGHT 1 great moral rea- | - HOOVERNOT TOTAKE 1+~ Average Uaily Circulation For Week Ending 1 1 ,290 Jan, 10th PRICE THREE CENTS FOUR MEMBERS OF BUILDING BOARD SEND N LETTERS OF RESIGNATION AS ECHO OF DISPUTE WITH MAYOR "THREE KILLED, ELEVEN Wesler, Viets, Quin- HURT IN CAR CRASHES PAGES Leg Scarred, Silk Socks Impossible,. . She Seeks $11,500 Houston s Jan. 16.—A scar on her leg which provented livan and Hinchliffe Decide To Quit And was made today by Willlam Thorpe, | Third street.” He also said that on | Washington, Jan. 16.—The senate | By he Asoclated Pross, [| ber trom wearing thin hoslery |1 Fatal Auto Accidents at 1 7 one of Jacob Lovy's alleged beer |one occasion he had brought back | voted today to give the administra-| Laris, Jan. 16.—Dealiug with || formed the basis of a $11,600 ¢ x BMg To End Fric- titiok drivers: 'Levyiiifon {rial bet|| 50 cascalof aliohol: too: Donesiyis | Hon meanra proponitiz llareaaos m“\m; ]1 n pul';cl]u!lunl i '“u., it filed b ‘“i?‘ m:lm.-m Rochester, N. Y., Early 2 fore Judge Willlam M. Maltble in |garage from New York, telephoned | PoStal salaries and rates the right of | “nt Farls confc lance Min- sul 10 Inter- % & w' h P ibeiiir ot La e ihartar mm\fd or- | Way next Thursday. Keeping a|iter Clementel, in a statement to || national Great Northern raiiroad This Morning thfl it aonessa. The statement that the dock at|ders to dcliver the alcohol at “a | Promise made when the senate sus- |1 chamber ot depulies today, ro- LRl WL D L Krank J, Kfsco's coal yards was the | place at Housatonic and Fast Wash- | tained Prewdent Coolidge's veto o |¢4!/*d the preliminary negotiations || amoni lnjurles reeclved when sho = landing place for beer that was |ington avenues this city.” He sald | the postal salary increase biil, Sena. | Vith James A. Logan, Jr., the Amer- || stepped from @ train at Hunts. Ravheater, N, Yo dan, 16-Thise | fyn] in Ci Y atariromaved AR FeuekalE ol Dosl hl Tare (habaibon Sk el i ic | (5 A o eaiar i Fanti N oA iy | lca ARTepFeaentaiva i ital (e irerinayi Wil oXini 1t is exceedingly || persons vero killed and 11 fnjured | XPIOSION in City Govern- herty's garage to be bottled and |platform at a building at the corncr, | shive, asked that a date be set for | 'a!ions commission to who etiv- | | painful and unsightly, her pe-| in two motor accidents here early = |ianier azkad that & date ke et £0ml it oucliiationhe pald &) ribite || tIllonteald: today ment Follows Rew Over ~mmsurc and the proposal was sup- |44 said: | ryoumeniand almoman wera y foot 1] | well as by most democrats, lea a" particip on in the Dy SRS Boar n v truck by a f in Issuing Permits for : | portant result is that America has FLSISCLCSTO 6 dead are Mrs, Vew S1ds the senate rules. If the byl s not | P°"! | ? o New B | disposed of on the day it ¥ taken |PeeR brought back to active inter- Lillian de Ruyscher, 40, Thomas Os- ew Buildings. to associate on the calendar. [P Lisnse goninRduty Opposing the motion to take up|AMerica the bill were Senators | Fleteher, Gerry, Gilass, | King, Overman, Swanson | up, however, it must take its place | °#¢,in European affaira, | Bayard, | Harrison, | and Un- | the Dawes plan.” Price Not Too High. prevent the misbranding of mer- with the question of repa~ | rations during the entire duration of | & AER]EULTURAL P[]ST‘u r, 48 and Oscar J. Kalbfleisch, 67. | {Miss Bertha McDowell, 47, who was | |riding in the rear seat of the chine, escaped unharmed. A westhound freight had passed the crossing hefore the |bound train crashed into the a ma- | _ Israel Wexler, chairman and Thomas J. Quinlivan, Riehard Viets and Thomas W. Hinche White House Advised He | ! Life | derwood, demotrats, and Norbeck, | , TUrning to an interrupter on the | Desires No Cahinet e e S 51"!1_4 . _commissioners on the | | republican, 1"”‘}::"\“ )‘I:, i :;ml-r“d,:-mt‘]m ..W;d | Transfer lagainst a telegraph pole, tossing Miss | building hoard which for the : | Mis 2 Meas A il DEICE g Gl el eald: | ans ) ell and the en free of | Pa o Dr. John J. Tokarczyk for the | Springfleid, Mass, Jan. 16.—08ar| o il tortony (5 siva the federal | “AMerican participation is beyond | e ‘"(vfkair}f month has heen the storm {sccond time leads the physiclans |J. Mason found unconscious by Bas | (rase mormielan sreator mowers 1o Price: It has cost us nothing. W | [the wreckage Tne oKl Mor |conter of attacks by’ congl] and midwives of this city in the | pofsoning last night beside the dead 2 Tt mer.| Should have been glad to pay highly | ¢ r was 1 “teom e |Members, huilding contractors, de Ruyscher was removed from he c | for it | i oo applicants f i chandise was reported today by the| =, = h neath the wreckage before the apphicants for permits and re- louse commerce committee, | ((""u: »m\lim in :vmrwrr Ior' his | post of eccr <}>}rv of lrv"m’.'\!‘w | flames reached it. monstrants against the issu { statement, Minister Clementel showa | to Seccretary nover, ut Mr. ¢ jured ™, S ineat rever, would no 3 i a persons were injured, four |, s A Tho measure, However, Would Bobl_ 4561 tha participation by Amers || Hoover re hat ho de P ehen two mutomobiles | 20C¢ OF permits resigned tos make the branding of merchandiso | | when two automobiles 2 compulaory, Ieavineg this o the dlae| 1% In the Dawes amnuitles would ||| (o remain at the commerce de- | at Orchara and Orange|day. eatalot "h“ aaGreh cause no detriment to France. Hf:“ partment. | T.ouis Van Atta, driver of By appointment, Chairman Wexler a: The commission’s autho be increased to require that if goods & and merchandse were Iabeled, the th? Walsworth labeling must be a cor ement PAYM ubLl 3 Gf [iits i te ihs doutent {been most difficult during the first 5 s i SR Representative Merritt of Connee- ' most important result, y would | agreement, ticut, republican members of the Rl ol L committee, sponsored the measure, ,”’Y {’ active intoreat in Buro- which was the outgrowth of more i British Agreements. than a dozen truth-in-fabrlc bils in-| p CEEER SRR o egard 1egotiutiol ! ul » troduced last year, proposing in one routes and uniform rules of opera- tion. Establishment of a safety inspee- siam hy recalling during the war, “It would have been unworthy of Belgium's role | | We have obtained the repeal of | yearly | which would have | was to have brought back | | was arrested s driving. Purcell of the machines, one lon a charge of reckl and his two colleagues met late this Washington, Jan. 16.—Although 4 afternoon and after a brief disouge transfer of Sceretary Hoover from | Fdgar Lyons, M: and e me: apa o 3 3 sion decided unanimous| the comm depar nt to the rr jet Hunt, sustained fracture Ohject To Being v to quit, department of agriculture been 3 Yo Being “Rubher Stamps* Presid oolidge, no|Tculls and Margaret Demmer, &| The gonsensus of oplnio 0 { upon D'resident Coolidge, DO yiyoyred arm, e Sonth o s pinion among h i in the cabinet 1ineup| ye cars came together in the 8 58 rs i8 that Mayor ow seems likely Paonessa wishes tosuse his building commissioners as “rubber stamps® and they decline to be so used, Chairman Wexler said 1n explanation A 2 {middle of the street and crashed | The White House Is understood o ;1 gver the curh against a grocery | have received information that Mr.|gore. 'The other machine was driv- | | Hoover himself would not be favor-|on by Edward W. Hunt. Five per- | of e D v Jandion sl ebin M N Clem: | MAIBClioga toWart AScepianto €2 sonaswere st tn, Huptaimechilog ecision reached by the thres At;"mb” "‘1?‘ ’«e"! i A “‘,‘“W #tel assured the chamber that mo |(he Agriculture post, Which becomes [and sty in Van Atta's. That M he brandin| nercharn . L = 3 1at May. o & : N it definite settlement could bo made |¥2cant on March 4. s I —— ey iayor Facnesm. et aif BOrofANtics Hurban ' without ratification by parlfament.| The comr todayidest Wiy Nateio et WD Ehe lopeep A bureau of civil aeronauties| po eniphasized that perfect agree- |Clined to discuss the er, but his | \* Hasorne; building department has would be created in the department! nant evistod between the allies and | [Ticnds pointed out t he now is ! f:f‘d-\ open secret in municipal of commerce under a bill reported | {0ir yssociat engaged in work N circies and a request for resignations today by the house commerce com-| 1o said (h 1cbal Tensoning | Mithn! the Scom 25 “‘) Fhoneattlesentetop | mittee. _lregarar had baen ac- | 'Vhich he rega ‘ Jissatisfa it An appropriation of §375,000 ! oniog he counted on the | 4Nt and that in his relations to busi- 1 s‘-x isfaction with the cemmis- would be made to enable the burean | go0d will of Winston Churchill, | 1°SS he always feit that h could be N 3 3 sion dates back to an appiication to promote development of com- | Tyitish chancellor of the exchequer, |Of Srater scivice at his present post. Tells of His Telling Her [made by Jonn W. Hagearty scveral { mercial aviation by providing air | e st i the chamber to enthu.| The president desires to place at | m s ago for a permit to build a He Didn’t Want Her in House the agriculture depart- R owned by Lande: South High street. adjoining land rary & Clark on After a series of the head of ment a man familiar with modern | business methods and it was for that | tlon service for commercial alrships, | France to ask Belgium to make any |Teason that his atiention was turned | :z“”":v\'.,,‘vl : v,‘fmm;rjmwg ety regulation as to erews, the mainte- concession before her priority was (¢ S Hoover DO e A e Tan 1t o el by sz e ), ¢ nance of lighthouses and airdrom extinguished,” he said s haq | successor to Moward M t,‘m. UDOR | o ver 1o 2 ' i “ ‘”v v< .wa.'n\s' on :m :m;rmljul}mn h? also would be included. the TiEht to recelve every last cene |the latter's retirement in March 1o S tme e et oah itdee Willlam 2 Tarift Commission Fight ime due under her priority.” RSt S \\ to break the separation agreement|dia sot e S u:::‘rmim.:o;::;: e long fight in the com- Sera i s b her husband, Willlam 8. (F by his appointees at that time, h : L il 2 England Understands ago, declined a trans art, filn : R St fe g iting mission involving the bronilin S dndststands el ERG IR o refused to be drawn into the discuss mem to particip N 4 A G e ey Hardlr S ol i sion, which he or his fami in British officlal quarte wouid plsee that ontalf (S LEOUD New Ordinance Root of Trouble. interested. givea promise Yerotta Iroi W sound business hasis, Prre e e ed ordinance give ;_p ;‘,,‘m) for thrashing Parls conference was -_ commission broad louse., . » som ot T v m e rs scems to have Representative Garner of Te FL K il 1 actress e nited s in Buro- y ) t t demands that | o tie cymmimg H‘«l ranking demc ":,n on t ; itis Welltuoieos = “‘J: ing in the requests ind means committee, declare Sl peated | e 4 day that the provision carrled in soxenmentyihd Two Fscaped Convicts I'rom account. biditectly respon ay > s Mt would 1 ¢ o assume there | One of Twe T s ion now being pre« oy ha {i; N I eri- - A T 1 at that ar stipu that commissioners hoen : itHofAmert penn, Prison Gets Drunk and e o put that board b SIBaLRCoT i can attitude, j » ok naldgronathsl otk The British opinion appears to he | Goes Back to Cell in > permits the coms such cirenmstances, was omitted this | g "o S0 P0G Gt | permits for build= yéar by {he approprintions ¢ e ' - opinion, will teeiana tat v'hml begin & 8D oyi0q 5, S ' sties, ! on of other prop= to have it restored. The bill. carey- | GG e n ot borhood; ~ and ing funds for indepe: b ) iyt s e they are ale the government still is pending It o i I ers of adjoining the house. | P icat " I 4 1”» ¥ y after which, should they e 1 taxicab ant il sh, they may grant a permit, | Tnited 5 in y = Wi Y E l‘l T mit, e wk to ; Claims Two Error: | S v intees have made at least two re i i & ! at least e MAKES MONEY IN PRISON - ‘ : woull o | cont mi trat was in fheie Owners of British Ship Scized Off ar 1 e him ol it s a t to Julia e IN 8 > house on Block Tsland Denics Being Within vy Snodgrass, Radio King of the | ! 1 : - el ile the second was in’ i us i | S K <l a permit for a stor 20 Mile Limit. Ivorics, Leaves With son ® " ol 1 ¢ on aicnue, the execue Ghven by Wircless Enthusiasts. B[y ‘ R ADCCIAl et ity, Mo., January 1¢ h L di o FRRL 10 1mon Council = S0 v 1N A cked Kknown rainer, e S - e Sloaifocialiensd pa = { the diss radio tans "D (1 A ANEQTINA ) : Koo e FOR CHILDRER COASTING | = sto L4 States Don W Mayor Paonessa Urges [pecial < 1A Sl niBloch : Lt ST o DA ) t ¢ attack on the Long Sound and his Y Luther’s Paolicy Will Be Caution To Prevent Accidents s At the last common con at tha coast o2 avad I'ntil Monda 1 g hec v S > atw Delayed Until Mon Where Sliding s Enjoyod t sy ar sand cases of liquor in A i e = \sia 1 D ce . A s not y it common y by 8 o Louis s 1if | BURNS KILL WOMAN q et (8 rt, Jan, 1¢ No Report on Mentality vs 2 R r 1 r Trist pit Of Mothei Who Killed Son ital tc , f s Caotpad ra i . Eole . : ) \ 3 \ permission to Accor EIpe examiner's r at miles out as preparir e thing the sen’'s testimor e states boat was miles out on th PASSAIC PLAYS TOMORROW Thompsonville, Jan, 16, —Fire fo THE WEATHER | day totally destroyed a barn and to- Fast Hampton, Jan. 16.—William | Fassaic, N. J., Jan |bacco shed, three acres of tobacce Tarbox who left his home and wife | saic high s 1t " Hartford, Jan. 16—Yorecast fand several tons hay and a he here tending to go to Detroit, but | wh is er v 1 traight for New Britain and vicinity {and cow were burned to death on Whose failure to let his wife know « s 1 h Snow turning to rain late to |the Matthew Dunne farm two miles where he was I+d to request that the | (Mass.) hi ) | night and Saturday; rising {from here. A bucket brig save ate Lolice ser 1t & “lost” notice | armory ton v tA temperature E b {the house, which was bad'y demag.| s in New York city and Mrs. ments for the game w |en. The lose is estimated at $9,900 |box has joined him there | pleted toda | fF—— & to budge s ¢ 376 Persons, Mostly Men, . s it s Arrested in N. Y. Raids 1 and Pt Dey most 1 and alt the come b 8 v 0 told their serve s 2 igated this afts FAVOR RATIFICATION ! v ; s a complete ) the r r Hinchliffe, one of o ' L 60 three the three is a member of mmittee and . during the € in which Paonesshy Wexler, Quine Ivan and Viets are republicans, L § B T