SOUTHNORWALK
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*FRIDAY, MARC}; 29. 1932
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‘itiin‘rURE ALMANAC FOR
. TOMORROW_
tin tiles 5 :40; acts 6:14.
”1gb tide 8:50 a. 111.: 9:19 p. m.
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SQCIETY‘NOTICES
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moduli: DIRECTORY.
It! Woll Lod 0,,N01108, F. and A. M.
Meets In onic‘ Building, South
Main atroct, int and 3d Tuesday or
' ‘mh -Jtllygnnd August ex.
cemed~at 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Frederick
3. Lyon, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
. Meet: in Masonic Building, South
Main cti‘oci, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month-«July and August on
copied—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
mama cordially invited. Thaddeus
flutter. n. 1’. Robert M. Wilcox.
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OU'rI-I NORWALK BOARD or
. TRADE
«Pullout—Nehemiah Candeo.
VlcotProuIdentwharlas J. Pldgoon.
.locretai‘yH-‘rank w. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
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PHONE CALLS
92~2~Ncws Department
A92-3—Business Department
44-o-—Branch Office, Norwalk
89:) ”Editor‘s Residence
.9*5——City Editor‘s Residence
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Every inxpaycr should make nu oil-j
rt to attend the spcclul town “WH-
.1115 to he held in tho Town Hall, thin
veiling, nu mutter»: of vital impon
tattoo will he proscnicd for couhlicrn-
*ijion. The cull includes u potlllou oi’
Interest to the r'csldcnts of Ernst Nut“
“walk. the acceptance of It now high“
_way. and tho mnnldnrnllon of n con~
uplidntion chn‘rtcr. Those. are live
‘ ‘sticns and nliould ntlrncl tho ut-
éliitiou of all who am lnlurcntcti ~ in
the town. ‘
,nofrecrmo HOME MERCHANTS.
I; is only reasonable that,
Mid be some Protection for the luv
3 nitrous man. He lives hero. cou-
btitéa toward the support. of the gov.
mom and in lute-rented in the devel-
ént‘of the couunuulty. while the
>5~t0wn peddlcr has only It incr-
' ry interest, coming here for tho
lg, urnoao oi soiling his goods and
‘ business at; the resident peddler,
does not seem at; if he won on-
io the same privilegcs.-—~Ncw
,RIGHT TO THE POINT.
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’Tha‘moving picture promoter will
obnhiy find excellent material in the
Killsvilie, You massacre. but it. in din.
o‘tfii'oly hauled that such pictures will
M immediately suppressed in whatev-
y‘tormthtgéy appear. "The monial pic-
“stadium the situation thorn all
Vividly.-Norwich Quileiln.
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Bridgeport’s prohlcm of housing her
[chool children in Itlll il hard‘one,
fond politics in the board of education
may make it still harder.~liridgoport
Telegram. .
_ The cnhmen lInVe appealed to the
”police for protection in the small
hours. Next the wolves ill he do
mandlng tho guardianship of the
ohedp.--Now York Sun. 1 '
. . ' ’w‘ a+us ‘ ' ‘ I
‘ no manhunt ‘who think-monorail-
' rond mmpimy was ohlitgrd to nIaluiuin ,
hiding as much money as he can. ’
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READERS
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The Sentinel will be Dialed to to
oeivo lotion for publication, from Its
renders, under tho above heading. A
brief and lathe-point communication.
ash general proposition. currie- mom
Weight and conviction than at lengthy
one in which the argument in not
concentrated. We do molt emphatic.
ally suggest brevity. Long-winded or»
ticlcs, we have observed. are the Ian
to he rend. and are many limos aioidv
od altogether.
ENTINEL ~
Mo.
WOULD THERE BE ONE. DEPOT?
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Undoi: Consolidation swam Railroad
Company Could Abolioh Four
' Station.
East Norwnlk, March 29, HULK
Editor of Sentinel: ,
i lint’o mirsinioutily nuimd tho iiil‘i‘i‘r
lion of those who worn advocating con-
uolidntiou to giro Inc tholr raucous for
so doing. AII yet i havc not found It
sluglo one that has been able to give
the nniiicr. One person did on)“.
tho militicr. One person did on y.
“ ’Cauoo we wont. to be It big pluco."
anurnliy in it matter of such Impmu
lance, tltmw who nt'c ‘prmcutiug the);
coco Rhould haw ammo L'l'liilllls: Luv-ht
which to liliiw. Iillclr nt‘liciuc. ll-Iw-I
ovr-r. lurid: illiilli illc rumor mum txll
mo yorrlcrduy. limit nu uiilriul of tho,
Now York, Now llnvtzn unti Iinrifmxil
ltnllrunil, in 'I‘onvrrsniiolt with Si mom-3
llt'l' of our loyal li‘tilt‘l‘llill'. l‘Mli lini
(:12: ortuuily «.9 outdoor himself as wry- E
much in favor or onusolldution oi thof
town. Its, Int «tho proacni limo tho rail-i
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iin- liti‘flfit’llfli‘l‘ motions in n radius; nl‘g
tour mlloh. Willi tho uonmildiuiiun all
The Nm‘wnlltn, with only one Nut-w:
wullt. thorn was no goo-d munch wliyi
tour of tho Millions could not his din;
convliuuml. Willi it would lie II amino; ci‘ f
Hi‘Vwiil thousnud dollars unnunlly. All,
itnrsrliuoi' Iiruillc would mum to tho:
prcnnnt South Norwailt ulatlcu null;
could easily Inltc the trolley for Nor»;
walk. East. Norwnlk. Winnipnuk and
lion-nylon. While. ll. might pmvc n'
littlc inconvenient tut ilm. tho laconic.
would soon Dominic used to it. Her;
wont on in furthcr extlnin tho‘lmmhln:
that. would avrisc in making up It time;
table» if thorn warn to be live stoiioiia'
in Norwalk. it would mean u reilt‘lb‘
h lticn nnd confusion to irnvcicm. Sup.
1 ere
pone. we tricd to arrange a table. It
would hut-c to ho tutor this fashion:
Rou’nyiou 'would int Norwarlk No. i.‘
South Nurwnlk would he Norwulk'
No. 2. l
East Niii‘lfillk would ho. Norwnlkj
No.‘ 3. ' ’
Norwullt would hn Norwnlk No. Ll
i \i-‘iunlpuuk would ho Norwulk No. II.
' Such lill m'I‘nngomcni would he at»?
hurl). 'l‘ho only practical way It: ml
make the South Norwnllt nintion the;
only ri-niion for line out». Norwolk. Thin;
would giro wry good lm-rt’lue to illicit
public. with tho troiioy connections
and would furnish as ‘honvonlcni itc-
(‘Om‘nlml‘filll'mfl to tho traveling public
of Norwnlk as most of the towno have
that am on the line of the railroad.
The (Ionmlidntcd road would be grown
ly lmnciltod by comildntion. even
though tihc town cultured grout ions.
E. N. COMMUTER.
WHAT SOUTH NORWALK HA8.
March 28, 191:2.
Editor Sentinel:
Was. lunch lntercated in tending the
lcvolahoodod article in The Sentinel to-
day .by 8. S. H. '
Along those lines "watlld like to
bring out the iollowing thou:
'Thnt thoflliyoi flouth Narwnlk'u
water system paid 'u net profit of
516.000 tor the past your, and this. is
utter siting us tutored «tor at n
cont at $9.000 per year, which Includou
interact on the illtor bonds. ‘ .
‘ That thomnnloipni .qloetrlo light
modicum it arm profit atom ”Or
it
. would come here to upondthoir mon-
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UPENAN
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ed that no can hnndlhw our own Minim-
Wcll. hot list silty no we» am. a lint-Ll
tprogrcrnivo city, and “consider doingjamfl," of a“
no follow: l
Make our power rain to mauui‘nctun I
m just as low as it in possible to;
willie ll. ’ ‘ , i
' ‘itrovldc modern factory lotto; I03
lotion. .
Demand n talc and equitable system F
of stunning tuition for the purnoso oi '
taxation. in piano at the olipnliod unlit
quntcti one in vogue. Iti. prurient,
Provide unions of transportation._tu
the hill motion wool crux, which will
open up a lot of very doaimhio, nit
well as manomblo priced“. property.
the feature of this idea being tho incl,
that the population or ouch a suction.
earning their living in Souihfimalk.
cm In more would be no buoin‘ono not»
tion between their homo: and out can-
tcr. ‘
And then. much us grow. _
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LADIES’ umrso‘wi-Ito'r.
IMrs. Minot 9. South onlortainod the
members of the molar United Whilst“
Club yonordny afternoon Mi hot homo.
The tint prise was won; by Mn.
hum mum; and, ”01193937. uni.
flood. 13. denim WI tho" tho-dint
, no AS THOUSANDS no
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WHAT MAKES A MAN?
. mow A. Reid. editor of the Both-1
cavity Marti-d in / any (human; “Democrat.“ in a mo:
Montorcy. California. ‘
um Elizabeth x. Mountain, one oi W “I “"9 ‘0“ “MW Whirled him?
the "MINI" young Indian or théMon— ‘ uncut it, the éripnicd editor out doan
lorry Foniniliin} Module the hrido 0?. wrote and WWW“ this 1mm W “"1;
Arthur J. Copier. or II pretty honicnmwm’“ :
wedding at tho homo oi Mr. nod Mrs. 1"" PM“! M‘n- ‘ I;
l. N. Swotnam, ngle‘mefl “th Oh. what dot-9 it take to make litanl
Monteroy, at 3:30 o‘clock Tumour arr complete “ i
tradition. ’ anom lhc crown of his limit: the!
Tho 'Bwotnnm home was hnltdsomoiy solos orhcls foot. 5
decorated tor the nonunion. . Tho par- With. taught to subtract. and timing
BRIDE l8 POPULAR. I
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lot. in which they ceremony was new ‘ ing “to add. ‘ - ;
formed by tho lien. James Miles Wotan, , ,A than not too good, and a man noti
With a variant bower of iiowern. big too bod?
hunched or calls Iliilou being'lntcn lion man but an arm, a log and a hoot,
t'wlnod with palmo‘nnd ferns. Arturo. ond on our, undo. tonguo and
[The bride. hu'a‘lorko «number of Album? _‘ ‘
Months on the Mother-or Maintain. in there nothing more; in, him to
whom auction grown womanhood; total? ‘ '
All thou» will with north but oi
luck and are waiting to cougr‘htulate
hot on honroturu iron: the wedding
nun , . . ‘ . .
. Mr. ooploy in “thdmtfll tho
Montom‘y nnd {Pacific Grove Electric
Bulimia, ‘Ho’ coring hon About In your
two from Loo Moles, whore ho hold
' oioncc~or tout?
in tho hunchiiooit, the door, the
and tho blind ' ‘
The only ‘tl‘ntbrtnum the nut world
' can find? r'.‘ .
is tum do mum ..n‘emn No”
brain our «point»: "
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a similar . mum with, no mm ,3» 3 tournament wini-
Elootrioflniiwoy. Ho In a thomush _ cred onddumb?" ” ‘3 . ' ‘ ‘
mum. mu. mom II mm Mum i.‘ tho miserable I‘m "to ltl nude or...
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MI rii whom thoirhonwmoom ‘ ~ line, ‘ v.5
bronchi! 59* ‘ hie minted desire. on Wilhewodil‘ll
play ho ‘ will, ‘ . ‘22“ j
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Elsie. Tho editor of‘ tho competing pn-llooh for a long suspension in eitror
xi". Neill, who is conferring with the.
'tnmlnous coal acids. the minors pm, cane." the Jury reported in its final
union; and to unit only than
A bruin-or o Mariam at cons“
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3 pound; MILK OR 800A CRACKERS .... ....................... 25c .
3 package; WHITE ROBE OATB ........... . ..... . ........... 25o
3 pack-goo GUAKER OATS ..... . ..... . ........ ... .. .......... ...266 _
3 Package! NATIONAL OATS ..... . ....... . . . . .. ............... .260 ‘ .
3 Melton“ CORN ’FLAKEB ......... ‘ ............................. 25¢
3packngu FARINA............ ................ ................26o .
3 package: “MINUTE" TAPIOCA ...... . ............ . ...... .....250
3 menu» IUNIEAM MINCE MEAT ............................ 25o , ‘
3 packages JELLO ........... . ..... .................. 25¢: "
2 lino TOMATOES .............................................. 25c ,7
21m. (JOHN ..... . .................................. ...... 25c _i
LEMON PEEL. CITRON, FIGS AND PRUNES, per potind .. ...... 12c ‘
2 pacing" SHREDDED WHEAT ........ . ............. , ......... 25:: 7
3 pound: RICE ................................... ....i'. ........ .25c ,1
2 pounds LARD ..................................... . ......... ..25c .
3 can. “SQUARE” BRAND MILK .. . . .. ............ . . . . . ....... . .25c
6 cake: KIRKMAN'S SOAP ..................................... 25:
6 cakes LAKEWOOD SOAP ..................................... 25c .
6 cake; SWIFT‘S PRIDE SOAP ............................ . ..... 250
6 cake. iVORY SOAP . ......... . ........................ . ....... 25a
6 cnkoo LIFE BUOY SOAP ................................. ..25c . '
5 cake: SWEETHEART TOILET SOAP .25c ..
6 cake: SYDMORE TOILET .OAP .................. . ..... 28¢
6 cake: KIRKMAN’8 TOILET SOAP .. ....... .. . .. . . .......... 250
6 package. GOLD DUBT .......................... . ..... . . . . . . . .250 ..
6 package. ozone POWDER ................................. ..25c ’ f
0 package! KIRKMAN'S POWDER ........................ . ..... 25¢
a pack-goo svuowaov POWDER ........................... ...25o ~‘
3 ttno DUTCH CLEANBER ................................ 25¢ 7'
3tino POTABH on LYE .................................... "25c :
StianABBITT'BCLEANBER............................: """" 25c ‘
3 packages CHLORIDE or LIME ........................... f III 25a
1 package SELF-”RAISING BUCKWHEAT ................. 12c
GoanofiARDINES .......... 25o
sazoeoRAIsms.-parpackag """ 12c 3'
SEEDED CURRANTS, par package . ................... , ....... 12c ‘ ":3:
BUTTER, er gonna ..................................... io'éné'aac ‘
BQEAVRE?’ AN?) nggAvKFELT) FLOUR. per sack 24il’2 lbs. ........... 80c ’
UR . ruck,12'z‘ ' . ......... '
POTATOES, per peck ......... 1.3.9.4”), ....... :3: ‘
ONIONS. per quart .......................................... 3c
CARROTS. per quart .............. '. ........................ 4
LEM’JNS. pcr dozen .................................... “in:
16 onmoas ............................... 5 """""""" 25c
Hams, Bataan, Shoulder: Salt Pork Pickles. and Client: ‘ Smok . ‘ H
a A h r . ‘ . ed Her-
£53333:ch Mineral. Kippered Herring. Shredded Cod, Sardines. ‘
WE GIVE 8. a H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS
Wagon Delivers all orders received before 5 p. m.
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American Owners Expect a Shult Grand Jury Exonerales Mortimer,
Down April i-Briilsh Minors ':L. Schlii and His Counsel. Gang
“1'9 Taking V0“ i new YORK, March 29.——After ex-
. omitting forty-one witnesses the grand
NEW YORK, March 2ti.~-Thc snow jury investigating the case of Police
mcnt rent-rated by the operators in; E. Brandt handed» upa presentment.
the nnthtncite region that their MC" to Judge Crain in the court or general
ready and willing to grant an innncd‘I sessions yesterday, holding in effect
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} lhtt- hearing when the Ininc. worhcrn that in their opinion neither Morti-
’ should dosirc with them again my W5F mcr L. Schiff, who employed Brandt,
.suli in another conference between us a valet. nor his personal counsel,
: the minors and operators looking to it Howard Guns, were guilty of conspi‘
settlement of the Wadi}. main and 6th.: vary in causing the uervant to be sent
or qucu‘twns. Autism-union of World to prison for 30 years for alleged bur-
howcrer, on April 1, who regarded in; glory in the Schll‘t home. At the same
tiny by operators on practically cel- time. the jury holdn that Brandt
tnln. should not have been indicted for but»
hutch side host-rig that the rcuilonsl- giary in the first degree, but for grand ,.
bill-1y for the present, sliuntion rents larceny. The court realised. however,
with the onhor. Cool doctors do not‘ to receive a presentment to this effect.
5 Both Mr. and Mrs. Schiff had at»
tho anthracite or bitumlntins districts' poured as witnesses before the grand
and that; its Moots will not be lol‘t “1 jury. and Brandt, himoolf. had had a
the main ccntrcs of DOWWIOH for all hearing. He is now out. on bail and
leult a month. ' Hodge IRosaisky', the judge who sen;
President. Tan is sold to he keeplmt onced him having not wide she sent—
in close touch with the situation in. once, It is not thought. that; he will no
both the hard and not: cool districts linprlnonud moth. , "
through Commissioner of mbm‘ Ch“ No Indictment».
“Having under consideration the
opera-torn and minera'at'CleI-elund. qnootion as no whoiher any indict.
(:1 .EVEI ”W9. 0., March 29,.“ a. men: would he brought on any charge
means of preventing 9. nt-riite in the bi“ “3 ”WNW“? 5mm“! 0‘“ 0' “10 said
1 the 0 mm! {WWW amnupresontment; “we are informed by tho
don airthe organ! demands of the district nttor’neythat we have hoard
‘ “ ' increase all the: evidence to be presented on-
l the subject. .
in pay of are canton ton over the pro
sent scale and tor Me hours on Sai- Juror: Warn-d .
way“, 111le of gum; 1th,, opera- “Such evidence in our opinion does
my. will “we on the Draposiilon this not rennin: the finding of indict. ,
afoornoon. wun the mount moi an mm-
or re ectiOn will be vm. in diochorging the jury Judge Grain
30mmnight.j - referred to the wide publicity given '
a - ‘ ' . . ‘ than» and the alleged publication
Tho dituotlon in“ England. . of grand Jury testimony.
mm W dawmloting‘ho ,"I'Iiiuvo’no much do think and do
“w ”9“? “‘3‘“ W'W'W “I “that think. thot‘ouy one of you'gentle-
mum. “Mao" 9“ it“ amnion Who- 1 on [has violated a single IaitntutoryI
tim- W “"11”“ ”1““ “‘7“ “illitmmm tu‘ that until." said the
“W3W‘1W‘m‘” court. but no direction their attention
mantles {or such violation
oithor'bs‘ actors or prosecuting omcm
' and «W " tho hope that the press
orchid column by declining to put.
tit Hitch alum information.
. maintainer Whltnlon natured
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Min. nonm-
W'norotntheoctiono of the jury
whoon‘miopunic, '
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Town. 3. M. Canon. 12‘.
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