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[HE SOU fH NORWALK EVEHIHG SENTINEL
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24, 1915
lllll Alli lull
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“any \\. Munch—that lie ltlll't‘tl
,from my occupdtion as La. Grande
t
’(thec'or to‘ the old council.
put: these claims, Mr. Raymond knewfl‘ledger. As the treasurer, during the
beforc his wife died. the commits of fit‘ttud, has bcL‘fl coinpclled to book-
keep from 700 to 1.1.:th checks at
‘3
iher will and neglected to express dis
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lfltliiiitll lilil
(Continued from First Page.)
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Superintendent ira T. Chapman—i
:Thttt thereontracting of that batch oti
1mg» in bills was a “con"structivei
find not a““de"structive deficit.
Attorney W. F.
t
l
'i‘ltiliilz.tiiy Tilitl‘
(or more opinions.
t
Corporation Counsel E. ii. Lock-1
toad—That Mr. McMahon may noti
.\lr. Keislt-r.
Oflicer Frank S. Stratton-«That tint
samples of feniinity ask foolish our.-
answer them.
(‘harity Commissioner Leeount—n
"l‘hat i am back safely in South Nor-
walk and that the ti. 0. P. neiel
like board of education didn‘t ask me limited so good to me.
Chorus oi School 'l‘t‘lti‘llPlSr 'l'llal
our conct-ption of public duty is not
dwarttctl to the t-fkitfil millb‘ted by
’1," . ' . .. ' -
, ‘8‘ have meant it when he told hie: All certain nwtultcrs oi the Board or listi
if “were are alike." liiult‘ ill tilt. out: lms‘ r.lldl')‘ matter.
03‘: ‘ n - v 5
F; John M. GIOVGI'A'Til‘dl i “tried i\orr JUSt‘itil litionc} "l‘ll'tl ul heist ii: the
‘24, talk First" and found 1' not wanting Worth a lllltll may be u Democrat
min-fix
Ms"
, vb.—
Attorney J. J. L :lxucilti-r'l‘hat
I
"as the nit-ans of training .--: l
. ttlciotit
a city clerk for our new udmiiiistiu
tion.
Chief W. R. Pennington - 'i‘hat auto
mobile drivers are lt'itlllilti.’ :sioi'l c
{hilttlii i" 4. in
without helm: :: int-lulu r of the water
‘~ South :1 t t'
lilt‘ Liu' .7, ~ ,.
.t
trucy zit t‘w ..
.‘ lull ll.“ lh’lllx
,»,. .w. t
it
r
.. my day tht- dll‘itl't‘llt‘t' l-ttum-n iti‘t N6 0?);[CIEON BY
0' Kid right when tilt“: :ipplnizdh'tt
if street (‘Ul‘iltr‘ ”it it, p .titm is», " RAYWOE‘JD [0 W‘fE’S WI
15 Levy l’otlt‘ieishi ’l‘liztt itli tliritltt j i H
g for the diuii‘: on 1|le propoi‘t)‘ ll.."l_‘~ itt'
' A! . .
53 better With thtr iit‘\\‘ count-it. (t‘,mm],,,.,t {mm “1-,, 1‘33“).
.5 Registrar Jl-i‘t’ Itjozmw'rtmt n. ',» Lor Ill“. ill Illt‘ not, and said nothing
mum“ ’3’.“ ”'u‘ll“ 1' “3‘56-
1
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Smith is easier to iiiid tli.iii Eli it ti-
lens used to be
Prosecutor (T. C, llt‘geiliililr That
by reason of my politiml faith i know
the “open sesame" it) u Itllgt‘i‘ol't‘llitl'tl
of plums than the senior paitiicr oi
the firm.
Attorney John J, (‘uneo -«’l‘h.'lt Milli
Is my voice strong enough to ccho
and revorberale to the utterlnost and
neathermnst crannies lmd nooks of
the City Hall while arguing a case.
Dr. Francis 1. Btlrncll That Hill
Axel liarstrotii is mayor.
Dr. Thomas F. Clinic—That therc's
I pile of consolation in the fact that
)flvato life has its peace and coni-
lorts while public life. is fraught with
heurtsclies and hastiiittes.
|
Chief George W. Bogardus‘ -'I‘hat I
notice a wee-bit of progress locally in '
'1 ”The Printer of Fire Prevention."
l-vn—v;
.-_.f -..
'five kidneys and lbackaches." Dean's
, I’Dr‘ug Store, cured me. Another of the
family had various synipt’oms oil-kid-
, prices.
Building inspector t‘. i. Finch—That
there‘s a rumor "“03“” Brown has
given up the building inspectors-hip
idea.
Michael J. Riordan—That lifter
standing it two ycars i‘iii on the
board of estimate with it chance to
get. back.
Stephen S. Hitlt'li—‘Tllt’lt the second
ward lulu _ov'er 10,000 inhabitants.
Haui’lct- ll. Nuttiux ’i‘lizit l’m the.
handsmilost Llcliilier,ot‘ lilo city coun
cil.
R. C. Mikhcll :iiitl Wilfred llodwcll
(Udell-That Wc'ro :toriirprnof lti tin»
most lciiiiic bit/.Aiil'tl oi licptiblicdin
votes. ‘
Conrrcssniun l3. J. lllll'd‘hut tin-l
congiessionnl committee may not sec
ond Jerry Donon motion that i be
unsealed from lllt' litnim‘ to u but
seat in Oblivion.
Judge John ll. Ligiit~Thut the at-
torneyvgcncliil ol the ..:i.l
agrcc‘npon thc Norulllk llospitill sit
nation.
A. It]. \\'iiicllcsfer “'L‘hnt \vc lt’
growing like balm-s ninl iitltllllL: to tho
district trczisliiy.
Hiltic 1
Frank ll; Merrill» 'l‘liut thl- ..-
slide in October can‘t Dc laid to ill)(
I ' '
James J. keeps.» That it ft-v‘ thing.»
pare known about limits» ciliiipnign;
which may later i:.:\c u lot of kicks:
in them. I
A
SOUTH NORWALKV CFrl
COMES To THE FRONT,
Tells ‘
ZENl
His Friends and Neighbors of‘ He said he never ascertained ”V, N."
His Experlence. _ .
Every 50. Norwalk resident should
read what a neighbor says. ilisvtesti-
many can be relied upon. Here are his
own words:
John Borst, 76 Spring street. South
filial-walk, says: “‘I suffered from inac-
Kidney pins; which I Hot at Plnlsted’i
ney trouble until Doan's Kidney Pills
were used; This medicine gave com:
plate relief in that case, too. We are
please to renew the public endorse-
ment we gave themsome time ago." -
Price 500, at all dealers. Don‘t sim-
ply ask for a. kl ney remedy—get
Dunn’s Kidney Pi s—the same that
Ir. Box-st had. master-Muburnj 700,,
Props“ Buffalo,N. Y ' t "
Have Justllurchased
- langsiuppiy‘ot tools, jack-knives
and- alarm clocks? which will “ be
sold 9‘ rodticed pricesr .
Soa- our window display and
*-
Nottmut4-E.'rtltttlt‘.‘sll0r
misconduct), imp. .
.. w: ‘. “ fweélw‘“ mt ,
i
2he. irritated
shown her a proper respect.
about any claim he had against the
ol Mis. Webb and
ltil)liit)lltl against ‘Mrs.
liaylllontts (‘.~ill‘.t‘ “ore ni‘gutd before
t‘ointnissioners .' vhn lx'eeier and Ed
Jonson by Attorney John
Keogh and Judge 4N. 0. Downs
ttnn rrs‘pct‘ille clients.
Mrs. Webb is claiming about $5,000
for pelsonal services, and the claims
of Alexander ltziyniond for moneys
loaned his wife, and for materials fut“
nished her, amount in all to about 83,-
800.
Before Judge Gregory took lilo
stand, the commission which is pass»
ing on the disputed claims announced
that it declined to extend tta jursdic-
tion to the claim of .iiexnnderI‘Ray-
mend 'wlth reference to the lS-ncre
tract of land which is the most vai-
uahlo part of Mrs. Raymond’s estate.
There is an action, brought by Mr.
Raymond, for rcconveyance of» this
land, pending in the SuperiorCourt.
Ho. claims that lit- deeded the and to
his wife, on her promise to lodenvey
it to liilil, should he survlvo‘~ her.
Judge Downs argued that the}: com-
mission had equitable jurisdiction suf-
ficient to entertain his claim That it
could turn over this property to Mr.
Raymond, or award him money
damages for tho sumo. ln thlnhposls
lion, he was opposed by Attdrncy
Raymond E. Illit'kPll, who urgubd that
the commission iihd no such power.
)1" ll vi;
cry, who is executor of the will and
AH L.ll , tt‘.
Judge Gregory‘s Story of Will.
Jtztitt‘ tirvgm‘y tins pill on the. stand
lltlckctt. He said that
ml n \t C‘illt‘tl on him,
with regard to making a will, in June,
1.4. in it of his rec-dilution.
Silo was soitttwliitt uncertain at the
limo. llt‘ t-‘iiltl, :is to the method of (its
in idli', tiit‘ l'iJllJl 4
sh intiv.‘
\mlo t)
lUl‘
' i
ll nit . u.
by Attorney
\I,. |-.\.,,
to lllt‘
[mating of the rcsitl'ic of her cstuto.‘
Ilc .‘uid Ilt‘ in~~1l saw her, iii that «on-
llOtliOll, he thought iii December, till?
it was his best recollection that the
will was finally eyectitcd in January,
1914.
Judge. Gregory also instilled that, in
the full of Hill. in) discuswcd with
Mrs. Raymond the question of a codi-
. . c . ., n i . '. v
doom, bccuusc i (tum-l m” ”H, Mletil to the “ll. “liltll, he thought, was.
cxccutetl in llcccniltui‘, till i. He (lratt
l-d tiic entlit'ti but it. was executed n)
.\ittti'il(‘)' l.co Davis of Norwalk.
.ludizc Gl‘ogory, replying to
Hackett‘s questions, testified
when Mrs. Rumiond first. called
him. in June, l9l2, she appeared to
with her grandchildren.
Mr
that
not cause of this irritation, except
that Mrs. Raymond said they had not
To Mr.
Hackstt'he said he meant by grand-
children tli'e children of Mrs. Nellie
Webb. He said Mrs. Raymond talk-
ed about giving her estate to some
think the whole thing over and make
up her mind mliy, before executing a1
will. lie said Mrs. Raymond at the
tlmé‘bfipear‘ed also to be irritated
with Mrs. Webb, her daughter, at-
thoughib‘he did not know the caused
this irritation. '
They‘vlll, as finallyexecuted; makes
provision 'for‘ Mrs. ' Webb's ' children.
street; to divide‘tho r’esldue‘ among
them; " . . g .
‘Attorneyffiacltetrtuen turned his
attention“) the‘etto’ris of Alexander
”Raymond thousandth the‘ct'mtents of
his wife's-will. ~At the last previous
hearing. Mr. "Raynmnd testlflett'em-
phattCally that he fiever’ltnawr~'.the
contents in the Willrand ’thut Jddze
Gregolyl‘nevsr read thexwill' o’r any
out of. it to him.‘ Mr. RaymOnd'hus
oiplalnea "at: failure“ to heap "rocord‘lt:
of Ideas .heblnimrhe ‘mndd mayor,
and of gouache claims he told titer.
«in ,ther round thin, :ltp‘
“ i" 'etits Judge (lit-liz-'
utilise nit-“me" am. «Facsimile-mm
sell-rt
m
I) Judge John Keogh—That May01,;contnt or to say anything about a,
t ‘ ' . .
' iHarstrum appomted Mr. Lockwood and} “mm a
gainst the estate.
Called to Look at Will.
} Judge Gregory testified that. early
1iin January, 1914, Mr. Raymond culled
, ‘at his otfice, and wanted to see his:
tions on the center beat and i like to‘
wife's will. Judge Gregory thought
Nellie Webb’s husband was with him
at the time. Mr. Raymond's request
was denied, and, later, he returned
with a note written by a Miss Smith,
in behalf of Mrs. Raymond. r-aqut-st
in; that Alex. Raymond irate such
privilege. Judge Gregory's recoilcc-
was that he did not permit Al-
ex lirlgiii‘lilll to see the wdl because
he “as not satisfied with the alithtn
ot' the note. He went to see
ltngttttlld the following (i y tilid
UUll
lit ity'
\irs
she said :he wanted him to tell Al .‘
t‘Xv'lliu‘t‘l‘ t'lt'ry‘lliliig about th~ will.
"l :3! down with Alexander
nun-J u. my left and Mrs. ltuylnoiid
' ,ln,”
"and l ruin tilt-
the. illness it‘sli icti,
on if:
oi“ tifotist .ii‘il l'lt'l
”A, w dull, i-i st) tor a: tin-:- .tflet-tml
tlztll‘t
t'r Hotpoint] ill :iii': “a; l
iiil'li i l‘l..il Ilia: :lhtitit the trim: or»
er to tho it ill.’lll‘.tit"i' iii the i'f‘lllltlt lilltl»
i‘tii to him i explail'ivd C\lt)t3llll__',
in «limit to "List .t' tic tilitc"
\‘-i{l':l it' Mr: lititlnund said up)
thing on till ot'tusioti .ltldg- (ii‘t‘L'
ory :uiitl he l’tlllt‘llllll'l't‘tl tlit-li'l‘llt
that she said:
“Now sw, Alec, i did as l t til you
i litid done."
Judge tlicgory also said that,
tl‘is occasion, Mrs ltayinoinl aziitl iii
her husband's presence that she did
not hate inoiicy enough to in“ on.
She asked her papers, stored ill her
trunk. he said. He said he went
div-til, subsequently. but Mr' Roy
mood was too ill to go over the pup-
ers. Next he heard of her she was
dead. he said.
Judge Gregory said that Mrs. lay
mond told him her husband had glvon
her $25 to $30 when she was short of
money, and had refused to give her
more, until he knew the contents of
her will. He said he did not know
whether she said it or whether he
iiii'crred it. but it was his idea that
that was why he was there to road
the will.
The witness said Alex itiiyinond
made no objection to the provisions
of the will. and, at the time. iil'tdt‘ no
claim against his wife's estate.
1 The commissioners closed the long-
thy affair yesterday iiy ruling they
were without jurisdiction.
(ill
[liPlANililth (if Cili’S
‘ BtltliiitiiPthi
(Continued from First Page.)
on the lf‘tltle"
‘ The matter of interest earned
batik deposits, pllrt belonging to tho
l“m"ill out wr-t .. "-
tlto lrt‘ilSllrt‘i‘ stated that this Was ctr-
its :‘i shittll pnl"in'l o' ”‘4' :"
l‘
on
l't‘t ’,
"- ,.,\it (\t‘ [Inhq balmy”. t”
l'tluil‘l d"tr‘t~t but tlm-u- i~ nn nun—d
"Tl-"till". tm sold. for lute-rout nu hor-
for
.t..\ than “u...
“1“,”! yiirtnm- ”V“ Van—fly v.-\"~~u
Minn-tr! t n.- u...
not granted by the board of appor-
t'tottlucttt, putt ”to tmtw'w" M” “"
had no appropriation in the
' to chat-two interest
in the second vonr,
tlf‘O‘iH’I‘tl. ho nekwi for an
i-‘ourlh
on borrow
t-tl money the
treasurer
:ltitlt'nnrl'tlitm t‘m‘ {Mr-"mil n't lmrrmv.
y...
(‘tl i't‘.0iil-\' for tlit‘ Pntii'th t‘ll'trio‘
l
{mono was l“:lr‘f‘ h~' tho hwwl .
slut... with”. mu, m, "L...“ t,, ,.t,.,,..,,,
finto'nst, there-fore. except on one M
i count.
The trcztsttrcr slated further the nu
i‘tnprintion for fire. ht'ntnc‘imt N-iv‘n ‘
.tlle first year was not used apparent
ly, inasmuch as no checks Wf‘i‘ntl“i‘-“"'
't'l lill‘ Pl”
(“'1'
l"n-vo-tw\n ”tum-”J not .
“roofwfinn mlmmsrmm u... .,....
attnn for that purpose. was carried
back into the city. If any bills were
marked against; this appropriation
the checks or warrants drawn in nnv
,ment should have none from the clt‘it
oné eisebut that he advised her to it'lerk's office marked “fire :protection"1‘ hour, Which was Slightly more active “WV"-
ito enable the treasurer to charge it
against ’the proper department.
The appropriation for state aid high
'Wflys was apparently found. in. "W“
in part; to have been reapprabriatéd,‘
fl best the treasurori'could deter-Mint
from the minutes of the clerk of the
Tboard of apportionment?" But where
"W“ drawn against this were pro
They or their representatives are. In - sented they dld“ifot show what dis
trict they belonged to, and tilt-ther-
more a large part of the checks
itigainst this'rspproprlatton. were not
made, or bills not no” -
CV3 Rn" tn.“
..
V .
1 been made by the count-Jigs late as
,October 6, 1915: '71.. ' w“ ..
i It was natutjslly-imptusible for the
itreasurcr-to; show rot-rem hnlnnnnu t.‘
"be. departments when-tbs preceding
in outlined above. was followed in
athegmhonta. .
The bmbironnin'pm' "an n"" «Myrrh
W ”to «can! '0? the fire department, but
lily ”the treasurer. of suchiflilicifor
‘miilt‘bfltitgtp
' a
tidy ‘
‘ Tilers wds nib lamination»! omega ‘srt: and Milli!" Sterling-s“;
:m mam cutie city'fcids Condom?“ ‘7‘ " ,. ,.
month, it was impossible to keep the
books written up to the minute, nor
would any reasonable person expect
it. .
The statement of amount: charged
against vaiious appropriations are
ucorrect in some ltlrl'dflt'ts. if so it
is because of the checks or warrants
i
Schultze
NORWALK
Silli'fil nouwnlt
._ rev—v-7,
w 1
SiAttHlRll
having been sent lioilt the city clerk’s
office marked wrong for the different
departments, and this would be no er-
‘ror of the treasul'cr‘s.
There has like“ no >)>lt-lll, it was
eclarml. ninth would t'llélblt" the
rr-astirer to halt- a (heck on the B tOh. T k
l " ”1. mini dilitfltnwnts to es lo ur eys
avoid errors. -
! 'il.c it“, our lt‘ ‘il\'\ the proper
”it to 11,. l. skimp n): is in Til" C
lsl‘j.’ t't tics not: . p ., do a the chili"
vr Mill jit‘l‘lllll the slime. 1b.
1 The t :i ”it .r » .i't !I‘> llit' lioz-rtl oi ‘
, .tlt m'c “ '1! ti :,!‘t:'- st,>.’li"lir:
.H l" mu It‘,‘~“~i‘ti slot -
4 "to til .t tint, qt“! L. -.] ‘ti ntllll‘ilt Good Freqh Killed
-' ltu' tit- limiitl's con ltivizttion, and L,
\' .,\ it if,
ill
(lttl's t-iit it‘t trim,»
'tt
lw
il't .f '.~t ii.
tin jw'etl in
til
" till it it):
Turkeys
i:-
ti" l‘1t-
...,..-.‘
l4.il_ lll‘t! l‘tr Mix" "Ivy t.\;trli\
.’\- it mills llm )tl'. ~ t. i.-~. oi i-rcp an
ll‘iltn pull“! in tin l t} ‘M‘ ‘- t‘i:~ 11), d- 1b.
til‘tv‘t‘ t'illlt‘tl ”to units ‘l'~ 1.' vtt‘intl, ll'
Schultz’s Quality Thanksgiving Specials ...
,utl , .
'l '- ‘ll ‘llis‘ liti-‘li-
. .l~’l' to :t'tion was
“.’“‘1T§.'i.‘ .“II.'.‘.,.”.' ,T" "" Extra Fine Geese. . . 256 ll). long island Ducks, - 280 "3.:
mi..." in .t... ..,, ,,,.,,, ,.,‘,;,‘,;_,“ ",5; Roasting Chickens . 26¢: Ill. Fresh Shoulders . . 15c lb“
t'°"",’.‘.‘. '3: fr nine Fowl, . . 24c ii. Rib lamb Chops. . - 246 "It -.
,,, ,,,,, ,,,‘ “’14:; fresh Hams. . . . 20c ll). loin Lamb Chops . . 28c lb.:"
$3333‘I1‘?,,"3“‘§“'2 "3" "2 no legs lamb, . . . 22c lb. Veal Roasts. . . - 200 "i.-
It‘ to 't i’ count-i. he ) v
Dump,“ "0, “mm,“ m ”I, ‘41: Pork Roasts, . . . 18c lb. Rib Veal (hops. . . 22c ll).
13-h": ”"’ “Wt Home-matte Sausage Meat, 220 ill- loin Veal Chops, - - 24" “’-
t . e uncompletwl. and have yet r ' ' 22 lb
,, h. ,n....,.,, ,,,,.,.,,,,., ,,,. m, m, Sperry & Barnes Sausage, 22c Ill. Prime Rib Roasts, . 14o c 4.
”‘27?“ilffiren'co in tlile‘ separation oi Squires, sausage, hag . 226 lb. Round S'eak . - 18c lb'
l' at \“0” r l] V“ "Ino‘l' 2 ‘
ed to ant/thinrunless the council htiri SQIIlI'CS'Sallsafle. link, . 24C “’9 Sll'ltlill Steak, ' ' zzclh'i
:‘nnp tht‘ll' [18" in officially making Diamond‘(c) Hams. . 2001‘]. Parlvrhousp S'eak o 0 246 lb.
the .ransfer of the street department .1
fund. '
The treasurer has prepared a sep-< The BESt Of sea FOOd
fruition n! 1;". fly.“ ‘yrnrtg work, and? BLUE FISH ------- . ......... . 16¢ I‘ll. PORGIES ................... ., ,0A 1.1:.
a now wor in: on tic second year. ' ~’ 1‘”
u-Mnh ls on'ltitmt-oi mt tilt" li'ltilRff‘i? HALIBUT .................... 16¢ Ll" BUTTER FISH .............. I 10¢ 1:
0f [hp strpp‘ dt‘ilzlrliilt'lll lllllilf'l‘ by STEAK COD .................. 16¢ 1.“. WHITING ...................... 8¢ lolt.‘
”'0 WON‘T omfli'i‘" i STEAK SALMON ........... 1/‘4 Lil OPENED OYSTERS ......... 35"31‘ ‘T
”W” ’“‘” “ t CLAMS ............ . 3 STRINGS 25¢ ovsrsas IN SHELL ........ . 35¢- l’lx'i
i
Mi. BAt’liS liCltM ;
0i illlilUl tutti
phone, lust night requested Oscari
Blinks, nptouu canine illllil, to cull :tt‘
on “out slit-cl. Up-
with
Fancy Long Island Fscallons
‘ tlii‘h l?‘.l‘ voice. over the. tele-
.. .‘tti ,l i a .
ins nutoniob'lu,‘
.\lr. riiliik“ tint-iictl the coil hinl lit-t-n
‘l'uko' it"t! it appeared no out“
i
W mun tintttnt W
the bell ' ' '
li lits .li’t’ .Il.
él tlit‘
l“
500 Peck
All Kinds of Fresh Fish‘and Vegetables
"PINEAPPLE" PORTO Rico ORANGES, doz. 13¢—28¢; box $3.25, half in;
$1.75.
Store Closed Thanksgiving Day i
oi the house he had been
asked to call at. an tinitlvntiiletl.per-~ . - -« - ~ -- ~ . i - . “. . « i-
PAPER ‘CABINH APPROVES ill . .
V“ fl ""ttl :tll of llit‘ \‘lllV'i'F Mtw SCHOOI, ,
’ r“ .. - duo of the four tires on
his lllilf'lllilt‘. All investieiition will'
tin mutiu by ill-[Pt'llVi’ Rel‘pczlul Lena
\
therland. '
Dilll’S- Mtsucii
PROVES ASUBCESST PRiSi
24.——l‘ref~.i~
SUPPER Mill Btiltllii
ll iRilliW Ciliiitiil
One v cek from tonight, iii Trinity
parish Toll, an enjoyable supper and
it ‘ ~ 7 \t‘r'tittzcmt‘ilts
are rapidly being completed for this
enjoyable affair, which in interest and financial fatlu
_, we“). promise of luck of lutere
Considerable interest. has been WASHINGTON, xm, ‘
aroused 13101)’. in the high 8011001. DOW (l'.'ill Wilson's annual message to (.011-
’ the student may, 311d ”19 180' press, approved unanimously by the
(“110115
~ulty, over the birth of a new school Cabinet, was nearing completion to-
‘lu-ver. called the "Skeptic." This day. it will be featured by a discus.
puller was first started as n pamphlet sion of national defense anti revenues.
r the students alone. NOW. however, though other questions on which the
finds itself to President looks to Congress for action
a
1 fit
Ithc popular little sheet
be lit9 official paper or ”19 SCHOOL The will be. taken up. These. include
Old paper called "The Minute," has merchant marine, conservation, and
been “discontinued. not because 0‘ greater self-government for the Filip-
re, but because Of the inns and rural credits.
st taken in it by the The message will declare that the
' . trident body. The “Skeptic,” *9 3 United States has a humanitarian
:l'ineitl'nKhalilP ‘llf‘urt‘ifzr CWEitizugfgnenfi lull)" "0f the. SWGPNS. “3’ “law‘s-don of peace in the \tvorlldf, “alps;
will be minds as to good things you Silidentst'tmd for the 5“!de - N0 therefore, must be ready 0 e e a
members of the faculty are on “5 right to independent and uumoleste
may ”Feet 0!! this occasion. lstafl‘ although the teachers act as :1 action. Secretary Garrison's plan for
"‘ "WAY W WALL STREET Tboard of censorship. The new Palm a continental army of 400,000 men will
WALL STREET, Noon—An odd contains all up to the‘ minute news be strongly supported. did 1 st!
mixture of gains marked the first that is of interest to the students in The President will, as he . a .
Its stall and platform stand year, declare that it is proper fol
than Yesterday's same period. Texas 'for progfessiv’eness, and every one in young men to learn to be soldiersbang
tf‘nmnanv. which conned at. 198, ll. de- thc scho‘oi is working their hardest to express the bflet that plug: :1“ m “
011110 0! 1 3'3. soon reversed its course, show-'ihé‘faculty, thatrwschooi paper ted by the Army General 1:1 can
it » n' _. w. a new record. This can, "and' will be BUDDOfled in ‘ fine for a standing force larger t an h
.game distinction was shared by Cu- style, bytth'e student body, if the country wants. in refen‘qng to it a,
han-‘Amerlcan‘susar on its advance of student can govern it. The 5m“ 0K Navy plans, thehPres-ldent will dec are;
8 3" to 150' Other 0“ and suxar the “Skeptic”: ' ;that it is as necessary to provide men,
carat were. strong and United Fruit Editor-in-Chlef—vfloward 1. Com- munitions and equipment as it ‘3 my
rose' 4 to 163, its recent maximum. stock. 3 .blmd warships. . . i
' .- . , v .- . ,.
.Cmclble steel ”‘1' gained 3 1-2 to ,112 “4830015th Editors—Paul OBrleni .M. ' . GPA!“ 0’" Li
M in recognition of the resumption"‘and Vincent Fol-red. WATCHMAN AND BUR . .. -l,
" dividends. increased wcakness of, SportingEdltors—Charles J. H. L. ED.“
New Haven, which tell 2 1-4 to 76 3-4, "Copley and David'Sldmanslr-y»: " NEW’ YORK; Nov. 24.——Lockett .‘ in,
t“"elt.led other rails: lBonds "' were” Dramaticrorltlce—Donald Powell: {99¢}, other‘svarmsf the “0‘11“...“ Bob»
firm. - T ‘ ‘ I - ' Adviw'to the-DOV810W49350195n-lcrtGreen; an elevator maniand‘ watch-
~ ~ Society ~Editor~0harles Murphy. .' man, and a man'b'elieved‘ to be aubur-
SHERMAN” COUNOiL CARD, PARTY; Staff-Photographer-Jl'. Ianice.‘ . 81“ were found (way “we bottom-
The members of Sherman/Council, ' BuslnoasrCommittee—{ihafles J. K. of an eieviitor shaft in atemgmry to“
Royal 'Arcanum, had 'alcard party, last‘fi; Copley," chairman,- W. F. ”Kelley, Handing/1n the shopping sectiontof the-
evening. The first prize was secured-'and’Tl’ Eunice: ' . ictty.‘r‘"Green;‘tt negro, apparently had
thy Wilbur Blackmarmnd 'thO-Oonwlnc'”‘:Reporthfiewfldwardd. Traoew 011l*"found {littrgisrs’at work-"unpretenth
tion trophy by George W. Hedcnb'urz. lord O'Hara, Fermoi- Citroen-E: Eek-’1 story‘otthc butldtn‘gnnd while strugv
. ' gling’wlth one at the men both-hath
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iuTHE'BIOfrllTUAflOflIe 1 . pile ,oiéstlkll“ and “other hoods“ were, in
' this «aims. mammalian . thereby
the bursts.“ before they «remnan-
snd'thar initiation or one candldntq'
,Plansvrwsra mail for“: trip tonnage . . . .
, part; Inmallmnsratanms‘. (:bv ‘ sum-m spatial;brought-wettifls-thjg;
bus. with the. member-stunt Niyit‘fléb‘r' minimum-sine “continuous:
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DEATHS VAN 1) EU A'JJLA‘IEXVLJ:
John Shlmco.
John, ten months old son of Mr. :l’inl
Mrs. Andrew Silimco, died yesterday
morning at the home of his prompt».
on North ’i‘nylor‘ovcnuef "lit-v. .i. N
Szztbo, pastor of St. Ludishitis' littti
gut-inn Catholic cliurcii'.'omt-i:ttml
the funeral service. Interment was
made today in St. Mary's cemctci'l‘.
l.
Funeral of Mrs. Kidney.
Relatives have, arranged for the fun
erut services of Mn. Caroline K'iducy,
to be held this tittcrllonii, ‘Hrzt lKlti;
ney died yesterday in Naram‘tl‘ko
Home. Site was a formerrosldcue of
East Norwalk, and mother 'of M-rss'll‘.
W. Knapp. .
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