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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
WAR CLOUD IN
BALKANS Seen
British Press Alarm
ed Over Situation
On Adriatic

LONDON. March 2l.-'P Balkan
war clouds and chaos in China occupy
space today in the British press.
The Ad-iatic unrest is az Europo's
door step; therefore ID Is more
menaclng and alarms ire being
oundcd from every continental cap-
ital.
The situation in The contested re-
Eirn near the mouth of Tho Adriatic.
warns the Times, needs careful
handling.
The Daily Telegraph says ~alm st
without warning. danger 10 the
peace Cf Europe has risen in the fa-
miliar seat of trouble, the Balkan
peninsula.
The Sunday Express says an italian
memorandum t0 Great Britain ac-
cused the Jugo-Slav government az
endcavcring u fermen; counter
revolution against the existing Al
banian government ltalv. the paper
adds, alleged that Jugo-Slav frontier
authorities We're aiding organization
of irregular bands under Albania
leaders hostile 10 President Ahnd
Zogu. and TINT these bands were
about to invade Albania from the
north and east under the direction Cf
disguised Jugc -Slav forces.
The Mestmins Gazette express
ses the belief that Italy's note was
a diplomatic maneuver 20 helm ITALY
gain 4 territorial foothold iu the
Balkans
should u shot he fired IN Albania
the Gazett SAYS Italy by virtue WITT
the treaty cf Tirana. wonll land an
army ~ Albania. ostensihiy for the
pr lection of that country. but in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
Murder Reveals
WHe's ImfdeLity;
Two Under Arrest

NEW YORK. M. FIJI. Mar 2l.-tPI-
SIR. Ru,h Snyder today asserted in y
statement to the police that Henry
Judd Gray, corset salesman now un-
der arrest in Syracuse. had murdered
her husband. Albert Snyder. art edi-
tor Of magazine, yesterday in order
that ne might bc free t0 marry him.
Press dispatches from Syracuse
said that Gray Wa arrested in that
city last night
According to The alleged confess
sion. Mrs. Snyder said mat Gray was
concealed i'm their home in Queens
village when she. her husband, and
their year old daughter Lorraine
returned early sunday morning from
card party.
Gray. according n the confession.
beat Snyder t0 death and then wound
picture wire about hi throut. Az
ter the murder Gray bound Irs. Suy-
de- in order to throw an aspect "
burglary over the crime.
Police said Mrs. snyder had told
them she had kn g-n Gray ftr two
ana one half gears and that She want
od~hHr husband dat of the way IN or
le- that ,hr might ~ar~v him.
IN jail at Syracuse. Gray made q
flat denial of the crime. but admit
ted he knew Mrs Snyder He stat
cd he had not been in New York for
weeks. and asked about his own wife
and child who live az Easterange,
y. J.
Gray. according u The police. adj
mitted his love for Mrs. Snyder He
said. according to officers that he
had been intimate u the woman
tt ontiuueN pn page twu
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
SPONSOR OF FAMOUS
BATHTUB PARTY TO
SERVE YEAR IN JAIL

WASHINGTON. d. e., March 2I.
-iPl-Eari Carroll. the theatrical
manager. mutt serve the sentence of
q year ana 4 day imposed upon him.
fer perjury as In autgr0Wth W his
famous bath tub party. Tha supreme
court today refused him review.
hc may delay commitment hy
asking 4 rchegring. hut such rc-
quests seldom are granted
The highest court refused q find
any ground for action in ths volum-
inous arguments II Carroil's law
sers. who contended that his indict-
mcnt and trial IN New York were
not in accordance with sound legal
YIacti-c-
Carroll was taksu before thc
grand jury twice during investira-
tion Of the parry at which IL had
been reported that a chorus Girl
partly Immersed IN liquor in "a
bath,uh. served drinks 20 the guest.
After he had denied that the girl
vls in the tuh. hc was Indicted and
convicted of perjury He claimed
and was granted immunity. however.
from prosecution under the national
prohibition law
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
TRAIN GUARDS
OVERWHELMED
BY HEAVY FIRE
Passengers Escape Un-
scathed; No Effort
Made to Rob Occu-
pants of Coaches

NtXlt a CITY, March 2I.-LPl-
PassenEc rs on q railway train bound
from Nuevo Laredo for Mexico City
bad some anxious moments last night
when q band Of three hundred reb-
- commanded by Rodolfo Gailegos
attacked Il, shooting promiscuousl ~.
BY throwing themselves on tine floors
Of the cars, the passengers escaped
the BULLETS.
No one was molested as m indi-
viaual and the rebels took nothing
from the pas ssengerS. Two pullmaus
and a first class coach were burned.
Previously the rebels had placed four
eases of dynamite on the tracks in
~ att tsmpt to blow uo the entire
train. but the charge did not explode
The conductor was wounded and died
la-er
4 number Of Americans were trav-
cling IN the pullman cars, among
them Mrs q 81 Hartman and her
Two children. She Is said 70 have
Voluntarily offered money to the reb-
els
Ten soldiers making up the mill
tarv escort aboard the train fought
valiantlv until overwhelmed.
The bandits loaded mules with loot
from the cypress sand mnil cars and
escaped. Reports that they had kid-
Raped six of the passengers were de-
fCont'nu on mare two
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
Reports Am ericans
Are Given Notice To
Keep Away From Rio

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March 81.
~ "A report that twenty MeNicans
have ramprd On tha-h4o Graudc forty
mites west M nel Rio and have scry-
"a notice ~ all Americans IN keep
away from the river AZ they will he
shot ~ contained ID special dis
patch % the San Antonio Express.
The dispatch said the polieers as
serted they had orders &c shoot Amer
leans on sight in retaliation Tor the
recent killing Of lrrev runners.
Sheriff MI II Whistler uf ncI Rio
Ranger Captain l E Lintsrv nut
Victor Il nthff. head III the United
States border patrol. went to Villa
Acgna. Mexican town opposite Del
Rio a. Interview Mexican officials
~egard'ur thc presence Of the sol-
dicrs. and we've informed tf-- no
an b ord "a bad been issued % Mo-
ic-~ f~rcns the disratch said.
Despite this assurance residents
alcr~ the Rio Grande are said 70 BE-
rfrn'd - ~ -par the river 70 round
u. ikgir stock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
TRUCK MARKETS
Ry Naval Radio 10 The Herald
from III. 3. and Texas Agriculture
Departments

Carlot shipments for entire Unit
"a States rep rted sunday, March 20:
Cabbage: Florida 5, New York !.
Texas IT. total T. S. 33 ears.
string beans: Florida l2, Texas A.
Potatoes: Colorado NJ, Texas IL.
Total XVII. M. ld ears
HaIlInrer north bound movement
reported Monday Eurring. March 2ls
Fcr- tables 4d, beets and carrots IL.
ls ~ carrots z. cabbage %. onions
=. potatocs =, beans I. Total 100 cars.
To iat~ fruit T42. vegetables 1888,
lotai $3.50. Empties ordered today 50.
Primary destinations Of Texas
movement reported for Saturday.
March lJ3
Cabbage. lE each Houston. ~.
Louis. l0 hivaRn. each Kansas
titv. Dailas, each Memphis, FL
" orth. Goldsboro. Ft. Scott. / cagh
Iexarkana, Buffalo, Toronto, New
fotk. Bros klvn. Norfolk, Cleveland.
kinEstrn. Waterbury. Cincinnati.
Grernville i. t.. Greenvilie Miss
Baltimore MilEaukee. Pittsburgh.
Parsons, Weldon. Total 7l cars.
Mixed vegetables: INV Houston. n
New York, *. Louis. Jersey City.
Continued on page thfee.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
Oil
OFFICIAL DEAD

BATON ROUGE. La. March 2I.-
oP1-C- X. Clarke. president Of the
Standard OIL Company Of Louisiana.
for the past year, was found dead
q the bathroom OF his residence
this morning. He was lying prone on
the floor III the bathroom where he
was found by 4 chnuff nr who had
come % Mr. Clarke's bedroom to ask
him 10 answer a long distance tele-
phone call.
Dr. Thomas 3. Bird. parish cor
oner. who viewed the body. said that
Nr Clarke had been dead for six or
eight hours. He had BEEN in poor
health for some time Yesterday be
frequently complained of pains
about his heart hut spent most of
the day with WI KY. Tcaglr. president
of The Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey and 4 part of other Of
ficials Of the New Jersey company
who were here on an inspection trip.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
HIDALC0 May
Vote ON issue
OF TEN MILLION
Expect Call for Elec-
ton To Be Issued
Tuesday, Committee
Meets Today


EDINBURG. Texas. Mar. 2l.-That
n SlO000.000 bond issue fer the con-
struction of main highways and feed
e. roads will be submitted to the va
ters cf -he county at an early date.
was indicated today when the Hidal-
go county good roads committee, COM
posed NJ representative cf every see
tion NJ the county. this morning pre-
sented 70 the commissioners Z urt a
petition requesting that the election
be called. The petition was accom-
panied by designation Of the roads 10
be improved. including highway
paralleling the :. A. right uf way
from the Cameron county line to
Eafnburg. and the military highway
tContilucd On page twO.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
Prisoner Escapes
AS Officers Sleep

FOPT WORTH. Texas. March 2I.-
lPl-P lice today were searching FOR
Pred Blight. who escaped from ho-
tel here last night while officers who
were taking h;m from Amarillo 20
torsieuna t0 answer charges ar auto
ml bile theft were sleeping
A negro porter SAYS tne man leave.
hu- did not .ail tte officers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
RIOTERS SEEK
TOLOOT HOMES
OF FOREIGNERS
Fall of City to Can
tonese Forces Is
Followed by Reign
OF Terror

SHANGHAI, China. March 2l.-tF1
-Choas rc:gned IN Shankhai tonight
after the fan OF the city TO the Can
tonese this morning.
Rioters ran loose in the native
quarters an day and tonight band
of Chinese troops, presumably at
tachel tO the northern army. broke
through the barrier to the north of
thc international settlement and be-
gan loJting
A British armorcd car rushed up in
resporr to police call Tor aid. The
car was subjected 10 continuous ma
chine gun tire
Lieut. rrant Newman. Corporal
Ainslee and two soldiers were wound
cd.
The foreign defenders ashore here.
total $4,000 men, part of whom are
holding the 1l mile extra defense
line while others strongly patrol the
streets of the foreign settlements.
The 1900 American marines arc
patrc!ling the northern and western
mill districts. whore trouble Il most
likely to break out owing 10 the gen
erll strike and the gathering Of
crowds of idIcIs.
Ihe foreign defenders suffered
Their first casualties when u British
FuHyAbl trooper was killed and two
were wounded by gunner firing
from az alltyway al the border OF
the international settlement. Two
foreign policemen were injured By
hflcAs thrown from the top OF
building on tho Nankinr road.
Ip ~ o'clock thc forces defend
ing the foreign settlements from the
riolinE Chinese had suffered l2
casualties. including two killed and
ten wounded.
Two Punjabi soldiers OF the Brit
ish forces were killed by snipers.
The Wounded comprised five Pun
labis, a Russian policeman and four
British soldiers.
Savage guerrilla fighting was 20
inE On in the native district tonight
between n0rtherneTs including white
Russians and plain clothesmen VI the
Cantonese.
Several Of the latter were reported
killed. The fighting was accom-
panied by the outbreak OF serious
fires at three points in the native
city.
One hundred white Russians were
admitted to the foreign settlement
after being disarmcd. while thous-
ands cf Chinese from the native city
sought refuge inside the foreign bar
ricadcs.
Bullets continu a to fall inside the
settlements, endangering the lives OF
the foreigners The Astor House was
struck.
Naval forces from the British
cruisers Hawkins and Carlyle were
ilnd-d at P0uturg, across the WhanE-
roo river from Shankhai. u protect
British owned property.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
RAYMONDVILLE
LEAGUERS HERE

Members of thl Raymond vile En-
~n-th League we're guests ~ thr lo-
cal League SUNDAY evening. Between
iAty and SIXTY vifftors ucrs rres-n me-
rrs r-eside-t III the Raymonlsillc
League. The visitors gave p~cNrral
at 6-sh n'rl cs. Daring the preacA-
ing services the tight-riece Leagle
orchestra cave several nll3Srs and
: mixed auarte. sang.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
CHAOS REIGNS IN SHANGHAI
Mexican Rebel Band Loot Train
FIRST S. P. TRAIN
LEAVES HARLINGEN
Tsreci1l ~ Th HoraliI

HAELINGEE, Tex, Mar. a.
Southern Pacific passenger arain
service out OF Harlingcn was inaug-
urated al G:i0 o'clock last night
with san Antonio and Houston
bound passengers on board.
This marks the extension of al-
lev servie from Elinburg and Me-
Allen 10 Harlingen. The schedules
out Of McAllen and Edinburg were
changed with the extension of this
service. The train left out of Sic
Allen AZ 7:f5 p. m. and from Edin-
burg at 7;s0 \. ~.
The first Southern Pacific pas
senEer train ~ reach Harllngen
from the outside arrived Ut g:25
o'clock this morning. The train
reached EdinbuFg al 1855 a. ~. and
McAllen az $3.50 a. NJ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
GIVE WARNING
LIGHT FROST
Exposed Places May
Be Nippe6 Tonight,
Forecast Says

There possibility of frost to-
night in exposed places. especially
IN the upper part Of the Valley" was
The prediction made today by Wealth
er Observer Schnurbush lie stated
that III thc Sy. which has been over
cast l.l day. should clear tonight.
there was strong possibility of the
temperature falling 20 the danger
point
spring was officially ushercd III to-
day with one Of the most disagree
able north rs the Valley has eN-
perlenced this season. The cold
blasts. which brought billiards. into
Colorado and Kansas Friday. and
tcc as far south az Dallas Saturday
night. reached the Valley Sunday af-
ternaoH. driving the temperature
down tO 4l last night. During the
day th, thcrmom eter has registered
from 80 60 -. and the official fore
eas' ~ thc Weather Bureau indi-
cates that a drop Of several degrees
may be experienced tonight if con-
ditionS are favorable.
The cold spell viii De ~ short du-
ration. however Report this morn
ing from West ana East Texas
showed rising temperatures. and pre-
dieti0Es are that Tuesday will hc
warmer. reaching normal ~ Mednes-
day morning
DALLAS. Texas. March 2i-'Pt-
Continued cold with heavy frost and
probably freezing temperature was
thc forecast fur tonight CUR most of
Texas
The Weather Bureau said temp.ra-
lures would moderate tomorrow with
fair weather ia the immediate off
ing
Al the time Of toaay's weather re-
port. the mpcraturc ranged from ~
10 Amarillo a. - al Brownsville.
with .a W. n.IIa4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
High Wind, Wild Waves
GfUe Party Real Thrill

rauverirE " arrinst the rolling wa
tiers for half hour. the engine
sput.ered cnee or twice and died.
The lslnch rolled htiplessly "a the
ws er fer aoolt IN hour when as
t.st4nce came. Il required three
ha-rr tr raaeh ta mainland AIT
tke passengers were lrrrrhnA.
Some lur.F persons we're forced
III spend the night ua tha Island
I'D account ~ the s=h winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21

Fiftv-five passengers. cAu-ht IN
Z rasolinc launch with ra gasoiine.
.aen i aiEh nOrther stguck the bay
ol I. .cna Madre sunday afternoon,
eApeficncta q real fright. accord
in~ tn returning coast voyaf
last uirrt
Tile lAlHch aet rut frr-T rsi-a
Island for tha mainland f1l the
nsnAi half-h0l- rur. TIE wlRl
Has blowing high and after ma
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
CONTINUE ROGERS CASE

tEDAIEIONN, Tex. Mar. 2I.-t4Pi
-Aehccca Bradley Ro-crs. Of Aus
tn, former Texas University coed.
charged with bank robbery and ar.
son, won q continuance on the ar.
son charge until Nay lG today In
Williamson county district court 0n
testimony that her husband, Otis
Rogers cf Amarillo. IN yet unable 10
appear ln the courtroom.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
GOV. MOODY TO SIGN
ANTI-AMNE.STY BILL,
RUNORS AT CAPITAL

AUSTIN. Texas. March 2I.-P
Governor Dan Moody will sign
the Love anti-amnesty measure. af-
feeting former Governor james r.
Ferguson. u was learned Today
from authentic sources.
Doubt as ~ what action Moody
would take has provoked close in-
tercst here since the passage of
the act designed 20 take from Fer
guson the political citizenship re-
stored 70 him hy act Of the 39th
legislature. lie was impcached in
1917 on charges Of irregularity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
CANTONESE ~
< gNTRDf. OF CITY.

SHANGHAI. Mar 2l.-lP Shang-
hai waa virtually IN control of the
Chinese nationalist forces trdny. the
tive City this morning When diEor-
Irrs developed near the borders 0f
thc international settlement. sncn af-
ter the nationalists arrived. 500
United States marines were landed.
while the Japanese landed 300 ma
Tinpa.
lmmed ately "A general strike WAS
ordered tO cichratc the coming uf the
southern ra. When IN went into ef-
feet XIX room. there wa every indi-
cation there would be widespread
Continued from page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
NORTH TEXAS HARD
HIT BY COLD WAVE

wichita FALLS. March 2i.-fF
Garden and fruit crops IN this sec
ton probably suffered from thc
freezes Saturday and sunday nights,
but il j. believed the loss viii be
martial IN most eases
The temperature here dropped 20
- degrees Sleef and snow accom-
ranied the freeze. skies were clear
Monday morning and the tCmPera-
ture was rising.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. March
2t.-fP Fear that the freeze Sa:ur-
day and SUNDAY night had caused
almost complete loss Of The fruit
erop in Oklahoma WIS expressed To-
dav bv Harry Cordeil. president Of
tn state board Of agriculture.
Reports today from aii naris ~
the state told ~ the wide extent pf
the fruit crop damalc. caused hy the
drop in tempcratars. Cordcll sait
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
WEATHER

For Brownsville and The Lower
Rio Granie Valley: Fair and con
tinucd cold tonight. probably with
frlst; TuCsday fair with slowly ris-
ing temperature. Moderate 70 fresh
nrrtherly winds ca the coast.
Daily River Bulletin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21
PASSPORTS ISSUED

Surdav-G2s tourists from "a
states.
Total since Dec. 21--3T .903.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-21

Flood Pre4fnt al II. II n
New Britain herald., 1927-07-25
GIRL under ARREST
AS RECKLESS Driver
Continued From First Page)

street he was driving between 35
and As miles an hour. cutting in and
out of traffic. according to Sergeant
John c. Stadler. who arrested him.
Mandell said the sergeant was
truthful about the speed. However,
he wanted to bring the passenger
to his wife's bedside, and he went
fast on that account. Asking Judge
Roche for leniency, Mandell said
his wife recently became a mother.
and he cannot afford to become in
volved in difficulty with the law.
Steve Crib, aged 10. of II Arch
street, pleaded guilty to the charge
OF speeding on Broad street and was
fined $40 and costs. He had moth
ing TO say. Officer strolls testified
that Crib was driving about SS miles
an hour yesterday afternoon and
told him he was IN a hurry to
overtake a man who owed him
money.
Albert Fanion. aged 10, OF 1913
Cherry street was charged with
reckless driving about 3 O'Clock last
evening. He pleaded guilty and was
fined SIS and costs. Sergeant Fee
ney testified that he followed Fanion
on Corbin avenue and Hart street
and observed his speed.
William Raber, aged 81, of $50
Pennington avenue, pleaded guilty
to the charge of speeding and was
fined $40 and costs with s. remit-1
ted
Sergeant Feeney testified that he
arrested .Raber about p. M. yes
terday on West Main street and OBJ
served that he was driving at the
rate of 40 miles an hour and passed
two cars.
Raber admitted that he was driv-
ing fast but he had ample room to
pass other cars when he did so, he
said. Judge Roche said the young
mans truthfulness was deserving OF
consideration and for that reason he
RENTED half the fine.
He emphasized, however, that he
old not intend to encourage speed
ing or recklessness by imposing
light fines.
John koslawy, aged %. of 265
Grove street, pleaded guilty to the
charge of operating an automobile
without a license and was fined $40
and COSTS He was arrested by Off
Ger David Doty at APO a. M. Sum
day after having gone against the
one-way traffic at Main and Church
streets. He has a New York license
but never had one in Connecticut.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-25
Stamford Hotel Guest
Tries Suicide in Room

Stamford, July IS pa guest at
a local hotel who had given his
name as Milligan put two bullets
into his head this noon and was
taken to Stamford hospital with his
condition uncertain.
The man had no money when he
applied for a room at the hotel a
week ago. The hotel let him keep
the room as a charity guest.
After being taken to the hospital.
the mans effects We're examined,
and his watch had the initials w. C..
NJ. In a bag were various articles
including number of watches, and
on some of these were indications
that they had come from Burling-
ton. vt. Milligan was well dressed
and had the appearance of being a
salesman.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-25
AUTO SklDS, GOING
over EMbANKMENT
Woman Driver Injured In Acct.
dent on Conn. River Road

Mrs. L. G. Rackline Of Ss2 Arch
street suffered an injury ia her arm
when Z car which she was driving
skidded and went over an embank-
ment about one mile below Middle
town between 5 and o'clock Sat-
urday evening. Mrs. Rackliffe was
accompanied by Sergeant Allen Of
Plainville and another soldier who
were returning from Mantle. The
latter was to enter New Britain
General hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Rackliffe was the only vic
tim Of injuries as a result of the ac-
cident. Her car turned over as it
struck the bottom of the embank-
ment. The party was able to con-
tinue to New Britain in a hired car
and Mrs. Rackliffe was treated at
the hospital.
Policeman Knocked Down
Policeman Otis Hopkins WIS pain
fully injured shortly before o'clock
Saturday night, when he was struck
and knocked down by car driven
by Antonio Squillaciote Of is Maple
street, and then run over by car
driven by Arthur ]. Evans Of %
Broad street. He is at New Britain
General hospital under treatment for
injuries about the head. face and
legs. He will be unable to leave
for q few days at least, it is believed,
and will be off duty for some ime.
Officer Delbert Neley, who wit
messed the accident, exonerated
Souilla ciote and Evans from blame.
The officer was in charge OF the
traffic light at the South Church
corner and officer Hopkins was d.
recting traffic. AS the signal
flashed green. squillaciote's car
struck Officer Hopkins and turned
him about, throwing him to the
pavement on his stomach. The car
was headed south on Main street.
and Evans car. following it, passed
over the officers legs. Supernumer-
airy Officers Gutowski and Saunders
hurried to Officer Hopkins assist
ance and had him conveyed to the
hospital in a passing car.
Minor Collision Reported
A slight collision occurred at the
corner Of Wooster and West Main
streets about 1915 last evening. be-
tween cars operated by Carl Berg
gen of 1877 Russwin Road and AL
bert Matakitis of 152 Curtiss street.
Naugatuck. Officers Smigel, He'll
berg and Brophy investigated and
learned that Bergen was driving
west on West Main street and the
other car was coming in the oppo-
site direction. AS the former turned
into Wooster street. the cars struck
each other. doing moderate damage.
There was no cause for police ac-
ton.
At the corner OF Main and East
Main streets at $50 last evening.
cars driven by Gildo F'usari of 957
Stanley street and F. Lyle Andrew
of So Main street, Bristol. collided
and the left rear fender on Fusarfs
,car was damaged. Supernumerary
Officer William Gray reported that
there was no cause for police ac-
tim