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“ 2 IINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
7 his Well Lodge. No. 108, F. and A. in.
1421388 ~Branch Office. Norwalls.
-day as a meluingpnper
thallium in ”fiction and the outcome
the whole State.
Evmuc Scum
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN.
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Enuna L Golden. administratrh:
with the will annexed, oi the
estate of since Golden, de-
ceased. Pub isher.
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. GHARLEB N. WOOD.
' The death of Charles N Wood. city
engineer of Norwalk, which occurred
lthis morning, is felt keenly by the
people of all The Norwalks. Mr. Wood
was a eenersl favorite. being thee-har-
2 . , . actor of is man who says little and does
‘WEDNESDAY, March. 19. 19:32 2
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. much. .
'l‘wo cents a copy;- silt-real
While his vocation was, in a sense.
m
spublic one. yet much of his work was
of that close. confidential kind, that
taltes the man close to those. with
whom he works. He was an authority
on property rights and land history of
“to .Norwallis. "His researches and
careful study made him an unusually
yaluable man in this direction, while
his lifelong practice of dealing hon-
estly and squarely with all. made him
an invaluable asset to the town.
iiiis'was a life Well spent,'rlch in
experience and usefulness. He was
everIready to answer the call to duty
and was never known to shirt: a task.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
insecure NREOTORY.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Msinetreet. tilt and lid Tueads)’ 0!
each mouthA—July and. August ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. D. Burr
. 2 Beach, W M. Robert 'M.'Wiicox. .
2,8ec. “ " The «family and friends of the de-
99““ Chapter, N°- 382 R. A- M ‘ ceased have the sympathy of the town
Meets in Masonic Building, South in their bereavement.
Main street 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month-duly and August ex-
oepted~at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
‘Masous cordially invited. Hickson
‘ W. Cole. H. It. Robert M. Wilcox.‘
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KING GEORGE AssASSINATED.
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The assassination of King George
of Greece marks a tragic and of a
stormy reign, just as the Hellenic
COUTH NDRWALK BOARD OF
., TRADE
‘ President—Nehemiah Candee,
Vioe-PresMent—Charies .I. Pldgson.
secretory—Frank w. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
pownel «King George' .4 stewardship as
the head of the little nation has been
anything bllt u pleusuut one. A Dane
and imported, the renditions did not
W tend to make hi8 career any Bfliilei‘
EVENING SENTINEL TELE- . The last campaign. bowel-cl, had re-
PHONE CALLS _ 2 hnhiiltated him in the zeros of his lleo
93.3.4.1ch Department ple and crowned his service on that
pa-3—«Business Department ot a imcefui. tactful and energetic
' monarch. -
The sudden terminntion of this ca-
reer’by assllssinatiml is generally re-
0000 FRIDAYEETNEZm“ Igletted King George was related to
The Sentinel will be issue] next 2Fli-I “‘0’“ of the cra‘wned heads 0' Pumps
Advertise ;aud his soul essful allergy to raise up
lnents. items of uews,etc.,sbouldreach his people have elevated him in the
‘tile‘otiice early Thursday afternoon. eyes of the tellers 0, the continent.
..__ ‘ ' ' Crown Prince Constantine who sllc‘
WHAT SHALL THE TOWN nor 1
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Coo —-Editor‘ 8 Residence
129-5—-—City Editor’s Residence
___._ needs his father to the throne. bus dis-
At the meeting of “10 Nul'WhIll City anguished himself ill that field during
('.ouncil hel Monday cloning,
may.» was authorized to call a city
meeting fol the purposes of considering ”mt
pl \e a “(dilly successor to his pal.
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the adlisllbility of inlproling Wail T.HE ASSOCIATED pagag SCORES
street and of testing the sentiment of. AGAiN
the citizens regarding the movement! -Q——
to divide the town. The superiority of the Associated
there will be watched «with interest by ,
leader had reached the zenith of his!
“‘9 the Balkan troubles and is expected ml
tsuntu‘itu insures
loo nofusfi none am Mr
Huxford‘r‘d'p‘ll‘éii. after some healin-
tion, thath did not. 2 2
“ram sell is discllnl‘sed." a...
Judge Young. and the stillness in the
crowded court- room guve place to a
rustling among the audience. who
spoke to one anotherdn whirlpers.‘
aennewald has yet to face the origi-
nal charge of violation of the section
of the motor-vehicle laws which pro-
vides that a person who injures a man
and does not stop to render aid shall
be punished.
lHls counsel made an effort to have
that case disposed of and Assistant
Prosecutor Huxford, at first desirous
of a continuance, seemed willing to
grant the request, but Judge Young.
the hour being late, ruled that the
case so over. l.
lit was agreed that no fudther evi-
dence would be taken in this case.
and that the matter wguld then be or—
gued
At the same time. Judge Cherie; D.
Lockwood will make known whether
he intends to put in any defense «in
Graullch's behalf'here. He called no
witnesses, and made no notion for the
discharge of his client.
“1 haven‘t quite determined what
course i shall pursue," be said. "and
I would ask yenr‘honor for a contin~
uance of one lyee'lt. without waiving
any of the rights of' my client."
Judge Young answered that, in the
natural course of events. whatever
motion was to he should be made at
that time. He, however. granted the
continuance.
t was at first decided to pestpone
lthe Sellllewald case until Wednesday.
land the (lrnuilcll case for one week
{but Judge Lockwood. who cannot be
ill court on Wednesday. asked that
both so over until next Monday. and,
counsel agreeing, Judge Young grant-
ed the request.
Judge Lockwood desires to hear
the. arguments. ‘
F't’llnm‘i'ald was held as on acces-
sory. He claimed. ill his testimony
at the inquest held by Coroner Pile
lun. that he slept, on the fatal journey
>from Port Chi'lstcr to Stamford. that
he did not awake until just before
Qllilrk'l-l garngr was reached, on the
return joruney. ()ruullcb contradict
ed this testimony flatly. swearing
- that Seuncwaid got out of the car at
Diamond Hill to repllir in and that he
talked to Senneuald before and often
lilittlng May.
Not Proved an Accessory.
ill the hearing, no testlulsn‘l was
blonght out which seemed to rates!
Stnllcuald in the lixht of all acres-
soly, although there Was testImOny lly'
Chief nrollllall lh‘ai Grmliicll said he
did not surreptitiously remoye from
line possession of the police the tine
that was knocked off the automobile
bitterly cold February night. and that?
lIslmd was host seine. use
. movement is needed and
wait this time up are particularly in-
terested in the Wall street inlprnle
Willi collation): the wounded widen testerday whoa the first news of the
ing of the bridge, the cost of ullioh
Mark will full upon the town solem-
mellt.
There ltl‘lli) doubt but that the luv
necessary.
I
Press new service in handling general when May was my.
items of newa was again demonstrated Dl‘il'clhe Foley and Chief Brennan
l2 Illolll testified that (ltlllllicll. in state x
“lments made to them. said that Scone. .
assassination 0f King George. of “Wald Just before May was reached.
Greece was flashed to The Norbfilkfi said to Grunllch. “Look out, don‘ t hit
mm the Selltinel's A i‘. wire in time that guy.“ and that (lrhulich respond-
for publication. iid. "W0 But you.“
The people of The Norwaihs are beI F0”) lPsllllcd that Graulith told
tic policeman on the spot nearly all-
: orally are interested.
ginning to appreciate the fact that Tilt!"
Sentinel plints the new :2 when it is
news evely tilt) in the week.
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NO ACTION ON CORBIN.
The conditions at the corner of Wall
and Main shoots me dillllzcrollSl.'1‘llc
ironic is heavy and (non ultll n truf
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the time, the conditions are such that? ,,
‘2. ,uuloulobilistu havedcurncd to shuutho'pamwrwc Caucus Goes Over A-
Nation Were Too Late.
corner whenever possiblo..
What we are interested in at this HAW l‘FORD. blsrch is «There was
2llo (lillltllg of the democratic senators
time is to know the attitude of "wilyeslllrday "DOM the nomination of W
editor of the Norwnlk newspaper in H. Corbin to the tax commissioner
“2‘33"!” “l “‘9 town “'0’“ “'1‘“ “W Notice of the caucus had not reached
school bond issue was in the works. the solution in time and mm Will?
he toolt the stand that the town Could my few of ilwm lime!“ M 10 30
not afford to bond itself further to The caucus will be held later in the
“cult.
build schools in Mouth Norwnlh. and That the democrats arc II In”,
denied that the work should the doneqmmml m,” the will” to revealing”
by direct taxation Now. how does personal tax as promised in the state
no feel about the lows housing aluminum and more particular!» 0m
‘ extension to the Willi street bridge in
Him failure of democrats of the house
ovate for it was evidenced by the
following announcement malls roster.
day morning: ‘
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PUTTiNd i‘i' UP To NEW LlONDoN. ocratic members at the house of rev‘
. «*9» rcsentatives in the old supreme court
lily its action ousterdey the tenets. room. on Thursday, Jam; 30,2 stair
puts the issue squarely up to New adiOllrilmoht. for “it Purpose of dis
" don. whether or not tilefitam shall “Whitman and means for the can?-
mm to we a mum on a m fin: zzfnxm‘az 33.7%?le “
1°” “if WWW“ “ll ‘3“ mm“ ll is believed that at the reunion
testis atesuuhip comusnles’ trade. The mum. 91 staudill: 1,, a... hill fertile
W voted to repeal the in unless election of the county medium
I
new maul. mull. mam for rain “7 the more Will in ms WI out
the democratic members urged to
he; I, mile of the MM '"m‘ stand by the plm2 ‘
W ‘
{Norwniilt lilolltll Norwnlk people new
Mm
run in I on business-like million. . rnmm some N ‘
lids. There is a mi “vellum or Will“! W2
option a the
,2 ion throathouttiiscorntumlib 3.2 23!
him. on the morning following the
luccideut that he did not know where
Itlle broken tire iron was. it was found
Ilatcr. at sediluayer‘s repair shop. hav-
ing been brought there by Roland N.
IQuick, by request of Gruniicb.
Foley said that he and. Detective
Sergeant ticffornsn looked around the
. Hill)” of Louis Lattice. the automobile
painter. to whose place the uncalled
Grulllicll car had neon taken after the
accident. They didn't find the tire
irons. Lottirc then said something in
adoreign lenguamd‘bley testified, to
an employee who went up stairs and
came down with two tire irons. An
attempt was made to fit them on the
car, but they did not ill.
mule-e. in his testimony at tile in-
quest. said that the irons were brought
down through a misunderstanding of
what he had said to the employee.
Questions day Mr. Huxford brought
out til. (act that Foley had made
some very careful measurements of
the automobile. with a view to ill-
«mulling “the precise position of the
tin. that Was mocha on the 02
bile in the accident and of the tire.
iron which went with inside the posh
ties with relation to the criteria soot.
M mail! from “fly; 1::
Mes were small
ruin sum the pounce or maxim
helium Judgeboenllsmem“
ties which meant the m M
uneasiness and s. vim so use
driving/tn. sum the “cases in»
about to pass, May pitched into the
side of thin, automobile: runner cross
uuestioni or Foley broulht out that
Grauiicht till the witness that May
was calling out of a bottle when he
first saw him.
Judge Young asked Foley inst whul.
granlioh had said about this. and
Foley said Granlich told him he had
seen May taking a drink.
‘ Judge Downs asked the witness ii
Graulich had said ‘May was drinking
out of a bottle.
that be had not. .
Chief nnnnan's Testimony.
Chief Brennan testified that Grun-
licb want with him to Quich's “race.
on the night after the accident, and
got the tire and mounted it for him.
It was in “one parts, in diuornnt parts
of the game‘s. He minim; too. that
Senuewald denied knowing anything
about the disappearance of the tire,
after the police had found it.. and
msuiicb bed admitted that it was in
the automobile when he drove away
from the scene of the accident after
lance Graulich denied. the Chief
said, that he had put the tire in the
car.
liu the crossexamination, Judge
Lockwood brought out that“ staunch
had also told Chief Brennan May was
he first saw him. The chief said he
asked Grnulicll why he did not stop
ills car, and Graulich answered that
he did not 'know. The chief also test-
ified that (lraulich first admitted that
he "struck“ May and then. "tried to
picture it out that Mliy pitched into
the side of the car." Graulicll mid
him the speed of the car was 12 to 18
miles an hour.
Louis Lattice. llll automobile paint-
er, gave testimony that may or may
not be dalllaging to Gralllich. He
said that when the automobile came
to his shop. aftcr the accident. the
front‘ ulud guard was slightly hem in
the cone and two rivers were 'lniss-
lint. He said it was in such condition
that he had intended bending it back
ill shape
Cross examination taken “by Judgt'
:Lor:kwood illollgllt out the fuel that
Ilsottice hull contracted to scrape the
mud gueld and paint it ill November
when he made til) contract to point
the car
liludigunrd when he saw it in Novem-
ber. mince am he thought the mull.
slid he was
positive the roan mudguard ' was 2 bent.
The: significance of thisdeetimouy
nus brought out when Assistant Pros
ecutor Hlleord. ill response to a
:queation from Judge \ounmas to the
importance of the testimony. said that
vile-didnol believe'that idly was hit
by the side of the automobile. 2 "
Judge ilochwopd
back to the "dross examination and
ilottioe said the dent in the front mud
guard did not look like a new one.
Roland Quick also testified,
THE'PROTECTIVE TARIFF.
A Loading Republican Authority
Criticise. Secretary Rcdflsld’s Wow.
Wow York Sun)
'i‘o‘tlle Editor of The Suns-«Sir: it
is establishing how our friend itedfield
wholly mlaupllrellcuds the scope and
purpose of- a protective tariff. lie as-
sorts lhilt it fails because. as he says.
;the industries with the highest protec-
tion pay lllo lowest waxes.
This is soccer-rent. he he will dud
by exumiuinlr the lace. glass. silk, to-
bacco. pottcry {ind lulluy‘ other indua~
tries. lint even if it happened to be
true ill immo- cases. ll would prove
nothing. *
The. itmlecleir platform made the
some fundamental mistike indicated
by Mr. iledlloid’a statemwt. _
The Dill‘lliwmf a tumble w"!
is not to equalize wages in diffenut
industries in thin coullirt’. but to com“
pillliiillo for the difference in foreign
and domestic cost. including wages
in the some industry. and so make
fair competition with main coun-
tries possible. The Monorail and
mellow theory carried to its logical
conclusion would require “\qu
«sous shoals he alike in all industries
having the can“ WW222jMd lll‘
wages in each industry autism. whisk
of more.) would} be impossible.
The dishes. motive duty here
lion not indicate rm the new is
that industry“ higher than in so
til-yeti: brindle!!!” W W. drill.
the dilate“ in seat 0‘ WW
lien has and mu is m ii till
one lac. M. iii the new. since
this sud nothing alone. on tori!
dose not It“ m
It gives Wis and protests
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we“ in mm
“nmmamflliifllfl inane"
'Msy.”an‘d thstr'wnen the car was 2
when he pitched ‘
against the car. and Foley answered .
May hid been placed in the ahbil- 3
“telling a drink out of a bottle when»
Askcd if the dent was not ill the ‘
Thursday, Friday. and . Saturday [A
Whatever your Easter needs may lie—us lowly 'prioed Garment or Hat.
or an elegant imported one. The Boston Store is splendidly prepared to
supply that need to YOUR ADVANTAGE. All these were chosen for EX-
CBLLENCE 0F STYLE, at the same time careful attention being given to f'
QUALITY. The consequence is that you have for your selection VALUES i
that cannot be equalled. . t
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Watch for our AdVertisment A
Tomorrow Night
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Th0 Sentinel will be 91m to 3‘0
thereupon weal melt-a letters for publication. from its
readers. under the above heading. A
brief and to-the point communication.
as a general proposition, carries more
weight and conviction than a lengthy.
one in which the argument is not
concentrated. We do most are hallo
sily unmet brevity. bonsai ‘ odor
tlcies, we have observed. are the lost
to be mad. and are many times avoid.
ed sitolelhsr.
SETTING ‘EM RIGHT.
The Editor of The Sentinel:
An editorial which appeared in the
Norwallt Hour on March 15th. who
live to the Gregory Point lloulevand,
has just been called~ to my attention.
This article reflects upon «my repllta~
tion. as i was the contractor upon that
work, and may at the statements
made are untrue. ill the first place the
specifications for the work were
drawn by flherles N. Wood, a man
highly l‘t‘i-lpCiCle‘IOl‘ his ability. not
only as an englneer. but as a road
builder all over this state, and he em-
ployed. no new process as stated in
the editorial “understanduhie only by
the brain quo' selectmen." in my
opinion. W! i! believe every person
in this town. unless it is the one who
wrote this editorial, will agree with
me. that Mr. Wood know What he was
done when he prepared those spociit
(infinite.
New the statement “thonrsvel was
out on the bottom and the learn was
poison the top“ is absolutely (also
and the person who We the editorial
must have dinown it. The work We
the mentor ill: comm tor the
work amounted to 01, 913.50 9%
mmmmmmdamwh
rem end other more. and that m
'l'ile men was not implausible during
itseoastruoflns,brrt was natal on!
were“ would he that use would
Wired.
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be fair to me.
Yours truly,
T F‘. FOLEY & (‘0.
By T F i‘olel
shun fill an ill
2 ¢ ll manna our
Five Prisoners Plead Gmliy and
Receive Sentence—Three 0th-
sra Try the some Mercy
The attention of a jury and Judge
James F. Walsh of the criminal com-
mon pleas court was taken up yes-
terday afternoon in the trial
the Sunday liquor law. by
and Thomas M. Gulliuan.
peace, fined sin.
{for 60 days.
John A. Scalzi, for
permitting Annie Myers to loiter in a
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Isaloon. dined 850. :.
From Norwaik~—Harry Gordon, for
creuliy to animals in beating a bull,
fined $85.
From Bridgeport‘Moiiie Bruno.
for keeping a house of illJame, fined
:50. ln the ceremonial in. flood
:25 and’eosts.‘ Alert Mndewski. for
lloueupbort. 60 days in jail. or
furnish a bond of $150 to pay his
wife 88 a week for one year. in the
city court he was sentenced to jail
Meyers Hunchkins. for
breach of the peace and assault oi
Katherine Duffy on the 20th of Feb
mary. wad finely $12.3 and sentenced
to jail for 60 days. Jail sentence, wu
of.
Angelo Starch. of Stratford, who was
recently found guilty of a violation of
Justice
J. Henry Blakemun. and filled “(to
and costs. The case comes before the
court on an appeal. and the accused
is represented by Attorneys E) 0. ilqu
in thel
suspended. John. Emmerich was
leonlenced to jail for sullen. and
Tony ibumonicky was sentenced to
jail for five days. Both were arrested
for assaulting Stanley Radio on the
24th of February.
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CONSPJ RACV TO ABDUCT
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doue udder the proper immense, and ‘
minim eudl as this statement oilllnnl _ 2
www.muidhsrebeendonsat
till.- this, without the knowledge of
lanlmmsiupm‘ ' “name
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justice court State's Attorney Stiles Negros. Arr-cups on Charo. in New
Judson took an important part in thei York.
prosecution On account of the iacti NEW \HORK March l9~—0n no aflb
that if there is a reduction the sc- JLdevil allergic: conspiracy to abduct
cased will lose his license a cucumbers MM 18 were old. “tiled 2.
defense will set up. The other con-fee a witness in Waterbury. (loan. a
tjictlon is based on the fact that he’uegress, Annie Easlsy. was arrested
was arrested for selling utter lloumJyesilerdsy and held ior further ”any
but the evidence in that case showed iinatton * today. The Maid! til-i,
that Siavola was only open a few lulu according to private detectives was
nice offer if o'clock when he was ar~ in their care pending her flvmrilnco
rested. The cent- was still on trial ill a Waterbury court to testify for
when the court took a mouse at 5 the state in the prosecution of the.
o‘clock yesterday aftel‘iloon. The head (if a business house implicates
saloon is at Avon purk. ., in a suspicious tire on bill WWII.
new Flee. of Guilty. The diacritics told Manhunt. bp-
The following cases were disposed pletoll that the Ellsley woman Minis.
of during the morning; session of the old it ponitiop as maid in the spare
court, on the accused entering a plea llli‘iit house where they had pissed
of guilty: the i’oda‘loif girl and was entering a
Prom Stamford-«John taxicab with the girl when they so
for intoxication and breach of rested hot"
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.‘ readout ml. a slow "ready when your More is law on Mel‘-
data one—bro bamfui Wt stem is too valuable; you «aren‘t
.iaillre it with crude ohm. ,
Mannequin isnotsd tormented in was relief; it‘s harmless
sells; its certain unfailing notion in mutating aisle, m. cm atone-rile.
its millions of curse is indigestion. dyspepsia gastritis and other stomach
moist-inane it whim ever.
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