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fiSSOCIATED I L A r h
PRESS NEW8 FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD IV A SPEC
s m
IAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
Entered at the South
New
Office as Second Class Mall Mfiefmt
mounted To Rob Near -
Old Hospital Building At A
11:05 o’CIockLast-Night
.-
le HONOR ;.
Fisher, Scares Away Two Meg. w]... L‘ i‘ 1' f MA MA”)
‘ lick“? ilg’3l#—()HL‘ Answers Description of Man Who ~ ~'
l. pl'dllan tester-day Morning at Point of V Unanimously ‘Ch‘0sen as
. {‘C hie f Emeritus” ' of
.Ȥ\ ,,
a...“ i,._
n '1 ‘3
Hull‘xfii
, -. ,
_fl _,,- _ . BoyScouts‘of- Americaat
. u \nlu-r from his hip pm-kct‘ l’riulutcilcil away/two Annual Meeting
. ‘ . up \\ illizun H. l-‘ishcr. lu-ttcr knlnnl as “Doc.“ I-‘ishcr.
\ 'lmh wlmnl. and who livcs at 50 Fail-field avcnuc. at
g u! in front of thc old .Vm'walk Hospital building. in [iEN' FRHST “HST
. lln- luglm‘aulncn Ilcpm'tcd with cmisidcrablc spccd
\- (Inca lmrriwl away. onc of them rclnarkc‘d: “chcr
‘ .*l\ “r ll act palm-mic clsc. you" This is'thc second
.: l‘i: lllt"‘|l(l“l1‘ in two days. and has cauwd consult-i")!!-
, : lll‘ 1‘! y. - ' ' I
,. ~ -‘ ml thc furnace at thc Norwalk‘ High. sc‘hool. at tlié
.4 MW llmnc and School League. and'wus on his way
0.: lil('->|II('\\'fllk and saw two mcn {standing on the
mild lr uklimz. "c paid no particular nttcntion to thcm.
. AT BANQUET
Many Good'Talks Given on
the Work in This City-—
Charles T. Dimond Is
p. l- '.vl.-_-
. "r howcvcl‘.
.. lunar-1 llinl
. . .
...,. M 0M“, Commissmner
H‘ \\‘li"‘ll Mr. ‘ i . /
i :nsplclous. It was with gencral accluiniation
‘h him] on ‘ that Churlcs 1‘. Diamond was elected
. “1... WW . . Boy Scout Commissioner. to succeed
.. if“. man, I’lrlc MacDonald. at the annual moot—
\;' .m-ii‘ then ing of lhc Norwalk Council. Boy
‘ U u L Scouts of Amcric' ‘ ‘1 ..
; . 7 ,7 . .1. “Inch nus hcld at
.. Krill“: W. H. Howland and Ernest m Now1 Muhackvmo lust vvoning
. 9m r“ y! S Y - . \Vllf‘ll tlu- '- l'w ‘ “
., .- . ' Ch“ y mrm ins ot thc council
.u‘lnmsnn C abe Lose IJl‘es 1“ and tho press \V(‘l‘t' gucsts of chi-rul
.1} .1. us tlw tale liusscll Frost nt dinncr. .
.2.“ ‘wlll: pup (ltlicr oilict-rs who wcrc- unanimous—
. 1 PM \\ ‘ H (‘lJN'l‘t lN. llcv. l5.‘ 'l‘wn duck I). t-lrclml “Tr":
* g-‘.'1_":‘f‘lnn;z lrll‘iti-I-s. “'illizim H. llowlnnd. nml l'lmi'lm“ -\\'illi;un 1"“ Hoyt.
'l’ml‘ lurnv‘st Sz-hwnl-c of this lnn'll. \vvrp 131”“ Vi\'('-lll‘(‘5l\lI‘HI-~Al‘hlwnrd liar-
,“ f...‘ l'l‘lil'h llr‘oxrncd nt llnck lslund hrvukw’nlcr. roll. 1 h _
.4. I y ‘7 l ‘7' Of; (rrznu- ’nf‘Lll’ll. lilil' 'I‘Einl'mlnjr. This NTOH‘I \ll‘f"1”‘(51‘101‘g—‘Vi11i 3‘ m
‘ .1!“ '(M‘If'l‘l: was cstnlvlisln-d lly lllt- sut'c rclurn yrs; Lul‘ldcr. .. .
:1-. .1”... 14-h?” t(-rlluy nftcrnooll of \‘anll-r ll. t‘ooli. 'lhlrd \icc~prcstdcnt-—Georgc 15"
W 1."; “le the u wcll known gnidc for (luck huntl-rs. Lctts.
“i. gf t‘ic p'iir who himsclf was nlissing until noon S‘ccrctnryw—Edwul'd S' Austin.
. . ' .‘ ;.- H“ :xt-stm-«lny. (‘ook got asllorc nnd l'(-- '1 rca‘surcrfi—Gcorgc \V' Stevens.
l in 1 no Lip» \Villium Lander was appointcd
horn-d that the- lllt‘ll \vcrc \vzishcll off
Lln- l'lH'kS during tlw gnlv- about dusk
Thursday night. >' Iii-
ASSEMlill’PRflliRAM
chairman of the publicity commlttcc.
The dinner was (-xccllcnt and con-
sisted of:
\‘orwrtlk Hotel.
' o: tln- Rcyn-
.l lvllll of $14
.iwmmnl slivliw Clam Chowder
. tin “col: llflS Blushcd I’Ol:ti0(‘5 Gl‘CL‘n Pet‘s
x. lot thc DOlll‘t'. ’ Salad
rt'vlalwrii-s and 'DcmiJl‘usse
' l- t lim-cd :il-ovr. 0]: STATE TEACHERS Ice Crcam
Liter-(fill::i‘i.‘1("l(;-lr~ll. Cignl‘cttcs and (7-1211 TS.
. .. ... Folowing thc dinncr. to WhiCh
Is not :Lll Sll~
_\ lm‘nl l'l'SlA
Continued on page Nine
Rail Fares Deductable
From Travelers’ Taxes
\VASlll'NG'l‘ON. ll. (7,. llcc. 1§.-v~-A
ncw stunt in liookkt‘xcpin‘g‘ is ,xrivcn to
tron-Hing: inch and (Tongrcssmcn by it
M'vnsnrt-s which will 1w foslrrml 1w.
flu» lhc Log-islntnrc by tlu- tcnt'hcrs of
lln- slun- uri- (llsr'l'ilwd us follows:
To ruisv thc minimum :lllownucc to
n tonchcr on rl-tircnwnt from the {'ll‘t'S~
cu; $30“ to $41!”. This inc-roosc to
apply also to all tcm licrs now rctircd.
in pnymcnts to hc nmdt- ziftcr lhc pus—
Srllz‘c of tlw :‘r-t. 'l‘rnchcrs nlrczuly rc-
ill?"
“1"?” “"3” ““"rt‘ l“ ”‘0 incrcnsc 0f 1”“ 'I‘rcnsnry dccisloll nnnonnccd 3'. cr—
lownnr‘w- lumpy" .1. l:'}‘ by (.‘onunissiom-r of informal licr—
;\llll:(ll“.zi“.llil‘. of an“ town. city or (-nnc \Villiunlg‘ 'rm- (incision holds in
school district to (-stn‘nlish :1 local ”1-1.” that n'“ I,‘r.'-s0‘]s “th “.an on
touch: rx' pinsion plnn providingr for huslncss may ”9.1”,“ “5 (\Xpl-llst's for
not loss
snlnry
tux purpose-s only tlu- nmmmts l‘\‘-
pcndcd in cxccss of thosc which thcy
would spvml if at homo. \‘cr; cir.
cumstantial nil-l dcluilm! rcports must
he mndc us to tho c:~.pcns<-i; dmlnclcd.
Tllc decision .lmlals that rziilroud
lvg‘ilimnlr
allow-[mm on rctircmcnt of
than nllc—llzlll' of the :ivcrngc
for thc.fi\'l- yvnrs prcccl-ding rctirc—
lm-nl but not 1“ (-xcccd $1.20“. Sucllv
towns to lw l‘t‘lllllllll'S1‘d from tho stoic
rr-‘iro-mrnt fund by tho amount that
'l' “-12 l\,v~.\ flying would OHWYWiSP Tic paid (“"11” to fares and similnr lll'lllS nrc
l‘.‘. )(‘l‘lt‘llCPll dctmu '—“"—‘ ”7 deductions from. income. but that
"'11 loduy by l‘olicc ,(Contlnued on page 811) mcnls arc not. Iiulch tho nmounl sprnt
luvllurcl l“. l-va. rial-.1 for their; is in («cc-Es of whnt would
“in: thc crime wave 1 hay-c lwcn spcvnt at lmmc. lt likewise
forth “\prvssions holds that. Conciwssnn-u and othcrs
:‘luvs. (lily officials who rccclvi- :t lnilcngc nllnwnncl- must
mv “Ill! business or— return as inconn- nil of tin: :lllul\';‘.llt't
not spr-nt on lll‘ (lcduclihlt- itcms.
Motor Licenses
xpirc December 31
. ‘uim‘rzl with high
vnArc- (writs-red to
and night rclziys.
:mzslcrs.
Fulfill!) WEEll
Action on thc motion of counsel for
Jacob ln-vy for the fixing" of a special
s. . “Tllero- is no
Hui \\’;l1‘1‘;1nls H"- bond in the action of chy \‘crsus .‘ylotor vchiclc (monitors. whose cars
mi. citizens. The Joscph P. Mulvihill to recover moncy hca r 192w murkcrs on chv Yc'nr's
Day will be linhlc to arrest and g‘rcnt
Lr-vy claims to hayc advanced Mulvi—
hill for clcction expenses. was post-
poned yesterday fOr n weck (-ounsr'l
for the interested parties bcing engag—
ed on other cascs.
Nlulyihill has already posts-d a bond
of $1.000 to appcnr in court. “'ln-n
he appears this bond is cancelled.
The present formality is merely that
Lr-vy's lawyers arc asking that Mulvi-
hill post another $1.000 bond to cover
damages in the case. in place of the
$1,000 bond that will be cancelled as
‘w in control of the
inconvcnicncc. according to a sluic-
nicnt scnt out ycslcrduy by thl- state
motor vehicle department urging all
pcrsnns who desire to takc out regis-
trations" for 19:31 to make application
at once instead of \y'uitinn‘until the
last day of the present year.
There is a general feeling that a
1920 license allows ten days of grace.
but this is not correct. Thc license
expires on December 31 and no one
has any authority to extend the time.
Judge llosnlsky.
inkutml the formfh
‘H'illlllllt'l‘s to the
3. lli‘('('!~'.’<iil‘}‘. taking
unusual number
marrying: :ll‘lns
\' rcsponsihility on
'tr
organizations
emergency
“.1... lllfltt' policc
ussxng
Illnlf of liroilcd Chicken _
With Woman for Six Ye
Alleglng‘that she had been seduc-’
‘ cd from Italy and hadilived as com-
mon Alaw wife and uctbd as servant
from April 12, 1913 until January 1.
1919. Josephine Angione. also known
as pr‘hlne Capitozo. started action
for the‘recovery of $10,000 damages
today against Joseph Anglone propri-
etor of the Broad River grocery store.
Property valued. at. $12.000 in Nor-
walk and New Canaan owned by the
defendant was attachud this morning
by _Constablc Bryan 8. Silk. The
wilgfcome up in the perlor court on
the first Tuesday‘fn nuary.
The story of the p ‘
forth ’by her attorney . =
ario, reads like a mo .
a young girl. it is ullqgcd. Joscphlne
Capitozo was seduced from her homc
in Italy by Angoine to South Anlcrlcn
\vhcre thcy lived for some tlmc. Law
tcr thcy came to New Cannon and
only xm‘cutly moved to Brow] Rivcr
whcrc LE1»! conducted the Brood ltivcz'
grorcry storc
Inning thc many \cars ihcj.’ livml
t'irrlln-r as man and wild. us allvzr-d
lv.‘ llc plaintiff. sln- ".l" mrllv. to six
childrcn. who now rnngc in yi-urs
from six to eighteen years.
In Novcmbcr. according to Ihc
plaintiff. Angionc dcscrtcd her and
suilcd to Italy where he became ch-
;rugcd to and later married a young:
Joseph Angione, Proprietor of Broad River Store, Al-
leged to Have" Married
scum nonwnx, com. um“, one. 18, 1.920
girl of twenty years. After thc mar-
PAlRtllMlN
Cllllll GIVEN
mutton
Patrolmgln li¢W§M~ (lingo this
month»: in the uptown city court was
l‘t'lt‘flh'ull from custody on tho charm-
of manslaughter by .lu-lm- Scln-minh
(‘undrv nnd tlw l-onds ro-turnc-l. 'l‘ln‘
wus mmlc upon the rccomv
lncmlnliun of l’roscculing Attorncy
lidwnrd .\l. Locluvood, “ho l‘(‘(‘l‘i\'0(l
n copy of tin finding of (‘oroncr John
J. l‘lwlilli in lht' (ll‘llili of Fri-d (lrlllo.
which complrtcly cxoncratcs T'ntrol-
mull t’llziw from any lilumc or l‘c'SllUll-
sx‘nilitfi‘ in Connection with I‘viuth. 1n
llimlmruing l’llll‘llll‘llllll"(‘llllll'. .luduc
l‘llll«.i~.'t‘ cmnmcmlc'l the bravery
shown ‘ny'thl- oillccr and his two fi-l—
low \yorkms. Patrolman .l. llorncy
rind Pntrolmun 'l‘. Dorm-y. ’
'l'lic L'oromr‘s finding rcud in part
us follows: .
“Invcstixution showed tin lie-ct-zisod
(Fred Grillol and It can‘lpnnion onv
Antonio li'filt'llv. of lirid‘grnorl. about
l‘.’:SH A. )l. on tho dutc numcd \vith-
«lisclm rgv
(Continued on Page Eight.)
nvufli‘i’ln lN’
unlit cm
lioviclle. of Bridgeport.
tire robber wounded duringr the pistol
due] on W rlnesday morning near the
Hassan storc. was takc‘n from the
Norwulk hospital this morning and
placed in one of the cells at police
headquarters. He will probably be ar—
raigned before Judge' Candee in the
Norwalk court on Monday morning.
Anthony
soon as M'ulvihill makes his appear-
ance in court.
Hadley’s Successor to
Be Selected on Jan. 8
NEW HAVEN. Dec. ISL—Choice of
a successor to 'Prcsidcnt Arthur T.
Hadley at the Yale corporation meet—
ing on January 8. was forecast by the
Yale Alumni Weekly yesterday. .It
gives no clue to the probable choice.
saying that itrh’ad refrained from com-
ment heretofore because “when the
nominations were in and the corpora-
tion undertook the decision the whole_
matter passed out of graduate hands."
The “’eekly says that ”In spite of
the generous help of many daily news-
papers" the corporation was unable
last Saturday tozmuke a decision. but
through process of elimination a.
choice can and undoubtedly will be
made next month.
York Synagogue“ .
Is Destroyed by Fire
___________ .,
NEW YORK. Dec. 18.—-The Temple
Israel Synagogue and a. whole block
of business houses were destroyed by
fire early today at Rockiwa Bench.
One "hundred “ditty .
~. arm: list of crimes.
Immi‘ronlcd with the-
-: v» lioldups commit-
rl Tiedcrnmnn. a
war. “115 report-
on in a hospital
cd when he resist-
-1.l him up near :1
ill\ assailants disap-
w: n tangible clue.
3 c. taxicab in Cen-
Mx-s Thomas W.
physician. was rid-
iuxcs. scorched her
. lll'l‘ ring two
‘ l- "-ul lwr out of the
1H. driycr to take
S
. a
5. lizlng
Quartet Appears
.' p
‘ :zzging Malc- Quartette
"arc a good sized au-
‘ v South Norwalk Bap-
'~K1 («\‘r‘ning. and present-
t'ull of snap. Many
{ ' . pluXC-d by the quar-
m.‘..s. which were well re‘
nppmmncc ls another
or winter entertainments
at this church. which I!
and more up to Its mot-
llomc-like Church."
i-"~rtise in the Senna.
New.
a
\,
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday
mm 03!“.
Charter Changes" Would .
G' E '
1ve Board of ducati on
I r“
. . l . _ I i 1 ,
Entire Control of Schools ‘4 .5
, .. ‘.
. . ‘ *
Recommendations Made by Attorney beo Dams at Horne is Y.
and School League Busmess ‘Meeting Last Night - '.
I O O , I 0
Young Gn—l After‘ lelng Would Allow Board to Engage Teachers in Spring; .
.1 . I U A ‘a I ' '
ars as Man and'Wife Make Sanitary Repairs Without Action by Counml
or. Estimate Board and Allow Board to Fill Its .
ridge .thcy soiled for tho l'nitcd .
States and are cxpcctcd to arrivc in own VacanCIeS
Norwulk within a day or two. ““Il" .‘ MW“
Property which Angiolnc purchased . ' "
during the years he lived in New Ca- lh-cmnnu-mlntinn that tho (‘ily (‘hartcr he vhangml. at Lhc next sous-ion d
mum and Norwalk was purchased in thc Legislature. in January. HI that. the Board of Education \wmlil hc (lye- ‘ " J
the joint name of Mr. and Mrs. A“. man- [mwen was madc. last night. in n report mndc by a sm-oial (1-minute. ;
vigone. _ licadcd by Ath'm'y [mu Dafis. at the. mcetil of thc Home. and School «4--
l'ndor the laws of Connecticut. Leaguc. hold in the auditorium of the Nm'nlk High school. * ‘
9"." though a man “‘1. with a wo- Tlircc of thc particular rm‘lmmicndntlmns madc in tlic report arc: ‘ - ”V,
man and she is his common wife. hc l—-Tl|at tlic Board of Education hc given tho powcr to (mag!) school tcach-
can still marry and not commit bl» crs in tlu‘ spring. Mcad of having to wait until the Board of Aptmrfltmmeflt
.‘Iumy. in Ncw York state. hotvcvcr, nil-(1s and llxcs thi- salarirs. . ' ’
u“. ”fiver“. is true. - 2—That tlic Board of Education lw giycn power to makc sanitary rcpojrl ' .1
As set for“. in the matters, thc fol— to school (building's. without rcfcrcncc to thc Board nl Apportionmcnl or the
.- . . Conlmlm ’oqu-i . .
lo\;ln::Frrl(l‘$ngsaillirlnagle‘a. “,1 f:. the 3—-'l‘bnt tllc Board of Education be cmpowcrod to fill any vacancies which " d
plaintiff rcndcrcd scrvlccs to thc -l:— might occur on the 1’03“" =
t‘uuiant. at his rcqucst. as his hmmc. ' At thc Drcscnl timc thc BOurd of ~.
holo’ :(rvzmt. ‘ liducution cunont vintage school
9“ pof aid scrvices M“. .icfcm'mnt _ tonchcrs until the Board of Apportion-
prnuniq-d to pay the plaintiff what tho mm“ “was “”1 fixes ”‘9 “8"th
:.nnc “on. "..dsmw‘. wul‘lll. , salaries. Thcrc is a penalty which:
3. The gnu“. “-91.0 “”50““,13. 0 Icon bc inflicted if the Board of Edu-
u-lo thc sum or T“-,-.,u\..g~l.... (2M WN BY AUTB cation violates this ordinance. It in
dollars a neck. mukinc' n. ton-l of 9‘ ~ bellow“ that, tho ”0“.”1 would be
\('ll thons-zlnd our lmndI-Ul and fifty _ it, grcally “‘Cilnmwl 1“ ”5 work if it
(374:0) afium-gfl which sum i5. mm. 3 l! w could cugugc teachers in tho spring. ,.
(mm in tho matlrr of lilltm: vacancies.
4' 'lhc (ll-fondant hm: w‘. puid-tlw liuth \1urrcll. S. of :4 l(;ii;:l.l Ftl'vvl. which might occur on the Board of
sum-r. ‘ sum-rid injuriq-s in the mm und nnklv loducallon. this is donc at thc pvt-sent:
(‘onsidcrablo lntcrcst ls bcing tnk- ycstcrduy :lflcrnoon. win-n shc was hmc‘by the Mayor. who makts the
m. in the Case by the lecnl fralcrnlly knockcd down by an automobilc opcr— apopmtrncnt, 50‘1“?“ l0 1h" al‘lll‘Oval
ni (‘onnccthut inasmuch as it is n ”th by chry ()lp. ’51 (Mk supp" 013119 8.0111n10ll.(.0ull(‘ll.4 .
considcrnhlc period slncc similar da- llingham. N‘ Y" “t “M“ ““‘l “.3“ ”l‘ho lcport 0‘ the spccml ””39““69
mam, prooovdingg were taken along sin-ct. 'l‘hc girl was rdmnn-d to hcr ‘31!“ gm“ first by Mrs. Gt-orgc lhorno
this line. ' homc following: the accident and in :11- .llll. but liLl‘T “as “gal" l" p“”“'“ by
ml by Dr. William J. 'l‘rnccy. (up was -“,“"m“-" “Ml"- Th" 1"“‘(>'11Y11“‘1da-
:ercstcd for rccklcss driving" and is lions “H? uplno‘IHI by tlu “""ting'
llt’lcl ill bonds of 53m» for alllwalullcc ”1" Y‘l‘CUllllllt'lldill“Jill-l ”W" lwvn turn"
STflLE EAR in ”w uptown city (on... on Dcccm— cd ovcr to another assocmlmn. whose
her :37. llc put up his llodg'l- untomo- “a?” n was impossnble to obtain.
llilt‘ for bond. which is. also to rccommcnd other
'I'h‘c Morrcll girl livc-s with Mrs. Da- chzlngcs ill the chortcr at tho January.-
viul (."hnncc. of :24 Knight strlwt. and sosslto‘ntof )‘hfilliéélfllgurf' “5“." Rep-
was crossing thc sin-ct whcu thc nuto- :1:::::i;: n (tlr in?” h' '11:”); in“: 13:.
- lnolnlc procvcdinu (not on “'31” strcct g , d . .19 ‘u .‘,"”" of o
struck hcr. l'ntrolmnn 'l‘. Dorm-y had proposcd (hangcs. but hid in». been
Mcmlwrs of thc Automobllp \‘t hcr tum-n hom- ' l ' ‘ til ‘ dmnmwhm animal,“ on th" gum”:
, _ ‘ . ‘ mod. ( ‘m‘ “”03 ” “ll“ Jndgc John ll. Light prrsnia d over
at thc .\c‘.v \orlc l’olicc .llcpnrtnlrnl. A svcond avi'idvnt look placc at 11 the xl](1lxting" llllll Mrs. 1;d\'\\“5 srcre-
Who Wcrc to cmno- to this city to claim o'clock ycslcrdny morning. An‘uuto— lary pro “Cm. ‘ ' '
1hr: slob-n cur tound hero by tlw local molnlo' opcrzltcd by S. M. Scymour, At the bushwgs meeting Miss Low-
police. lnilml to nrrn'c ll('l'(* yostiurdu)‘. coming out of husknm’s lama. m1- East den. of the mcmbcmhip connniltee.
ladyvurd t‘. Nixon. an lnsuruncc avcnuc. collidcd with :in nulomohilc reportcd that two mmnhcrs hurl lfl‘cn
“(l-“5.9"“ cumc llW‘V- 3‘0“"‘\"‘l‘. and opcmtcd by Gcorgc Slcznk. 'I‘hc mat- securcd. The cutw‘tnimncnt commit-
it‘lllzlgl‘e‘illinlgmwni andhthcn wcnt to tcr was sottlvd lwtwccn thc two mcn tee. of which Mrs. 13. 1. Smnh i-
inn-d “H- (-'li~§llt:gocq~7 ii‘l‘t‘ Iht". fxiitm— und nonrrcst was madc. chairman, rcporicd that llcy, Ralph
“1anin cmd ' c“! .s-a‘ .cx ng on ' A third accident hulmcncd at 8:20 I‘larllcy. of Tarrytown. would “fig 0 \
its titling-s ‘1.“an :fil' fitpinsnc 011:". o clock‘lnst night. at thi- foot of “vest- btcvcnson or Browning at the no «i
for it - 3: sin. .1 . conslincud p‘nrl lllll. An cutomohih- drivcn by nicotinp: of the lcztguc. to ho lnld on
It nus fourd 1w “1‘ V“ tl .‘ tl . I‘harlcs .llcncdict and owncd by Lo- tho scaond Friday in Jani'ary. ;
:wrizll ninnhcrs luid‘luc-cn (:13:““l-; ‘nul “Fund “(‘llcdict (Ollidm‘ with n ma.— Outside of tho huslncss ”“0”“; N
that ncnrlv cvcrv Dart ‘h-i‘d“ Ill-(iii film“ owncd and operated by Harold thorc. was all (‘xlcnslyc Foam pro-r v '
changed in Sunk“ rcspcct Or‘ quotlior “1 Hanna. “”1““? aycnuc. Both ma- gram. Drihmpst 1" MoGreg‘or. pas.-
but u hiddcn lunrk idcmmml .“w “1r. "mum: we“. considpmmy damaged by tog-cf the First Congregational cnurch,
Shortly :lfte‘r Mr. Xiyon Slill‘lQ-ll for tho. impact. The muttcr was scttled Fa‘e ‘a brief talk on What the ”am.
the Enragu a "dump “f“ “Hm rc~ .. “I amicably and no nrrcst was made. and School 15‘3““? 5500‘} ‘0'“ “W1 “I
. . . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ”I" \utomohilcs owned bv Rehcrt Finch aims for the luturc. '*~ . ,J
Hum tho trcrllng gunlgc. whcrc thc 1 - . ’ M~ Van w ,
car was store-ll by the local police. to and Mrs. I). 3' Hurgcs camc together 7 “I ll
the cm.“ that :1 (WM... who claimed to y‘cstcrd'uy aft‘crnoorl at thc corncr of l
con“. from lln- lumingtnn scryicc stu- pranklm and \Knshmg‘ton strcnts with
lion. in .\'cw’ York city. had comc ri‘sullunt dumugc to Mrs. Sturgcs' car.
hcre and wantcd to take tltc car. so “HTS-(S \vcrc madc. ARE
BRAFTSMEN DANCE Bar Assocxation ENTERTMNE“
A Passes Applicants -——-—— '
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.A NDE \ A rat-cling of thc lt‘airficld (‘ounty tprm1ned the ninth :gkgéwgf ”2°
‘ I I llzir association was held just hcrore schools of Norwalk in the High 9.4.601
. ’ in» opening of‘ the Supcrior court yes- Auditorium last night, 'thn H mom;
-—-—---— ' .if‘rdfll' with l-‘lank M. (‘anl'icld prc— interesting program was {zlycn Mrs.
Dyer two hundred persons ntlcndcd sidlnu. Th“ “p‘wl‘” mcetlng was cull- F- Irving Smith arranged ”W I‘m‘
”1“ i“form-‘11 dance given by the ml for thc purposc of acting on thc mm,‘
Craftsmen Club in Rcd Men's hall. 25 numerous applications for permission Rev. Hugh Shields, who is “-9“-
Main street. last night. The affair was to “‘k“ ”‘9 1"" examinations and also known in {his city, and who ‘ rum—
onc of the social successes of the sca- ‘0 admit ””99 attorncys from other tor of theKRidgcficld Congregational.
son. statcs to mcmhcrshlp in the associa— church. gave a monologug. \
\Vcllnitz‘ five piece orchestra fu,_ tion. ~Eight applicants from Bridge- Robert Decesarc and Miss Irene: f... ;,
nishcd cxccllcnt music for the dancing port, “‘9'“ reported “9°“ favorably 1390083“? gave 3. numb"? 0" m‘lr'iml '
which did not end until 1 o'clock. and a mom)“ that they b0 Pcrmitted selections which were full of ty-zrywc—
Lvl_.a€‘¢)nar<;i Brown acted as near master. to takc the cxamluations was carried. ament and to minim: and which wore
During the coursc of the evening. sex:— John A. Hurrics of Bridgeport. who very well recel ed.
oral Paul Jones dances added to the formerly practiced in Philadl’lllhla and Light rcfreshmcnts were scrved
joviality of the occasion. In addition, Stephen 1 Slentil"- a New York attor- and following the meeting. dancing ‘
there were two lucky number dance; m’y. were admitted to membership was enjoyed. the music being- fur-
The first was won by Miss \'arner and without examination. A similar ap- nhhed by Mr. and Miss Decesarc.
Mr- W'ragg. Handsome boxes; of can— plicatton made by‘Charles 1‘“ \Vlllard. Judge John H. Light presidcd at
dy donated by the Not-walk Chocolate formerly of Massachusetts was not the meeting. There will be other on-
ShOD wei-e presented to each or the “(“th upon and Will be brought “D at tonal, nments under the ausplccs of
winners. wry“ another meeting to be held the last the Home and School League for the
Refreshments during intermission at Friday in February. pupils of the schools at later dates.
11 o’clock consisted of ice-cream. cak‘e. ‘ .
and punch served in a. dainty nmnner. ‘ .
dilute eigertainment committee which . .,,
l muc toward making the affair a. .‘ ‘ “
gloss? Iczmisgsted of: Edward Same. Few Suggestlons for Patrons Who Are to
o r . udon an H. . . - ' ' '
d M Ema“ Send Christmas Gifts or Cards by Mail. \
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ANflTHIEI‘ “fill IAL ’arccls for Middle Western States should he mancd‘ . not later than
' > nday. December 20th, 1920. ‘
., _aroels for Southern States should be miles! not later than Tum. y.
- J BY MURDER ccmber 21a, 1920. . .
. . . yll other pun-eels [or New Englnnd mue- York. New Jersey. PM!“
. 1 \ "mi... Dehwu‘v J!“ y’mmw'in.mnu d Gain“... ’ M m
ROCKAW ' _ __ new on December 213! on ~ .
Another Mutt? infill-.11; 33:; It,” 5 this schedule Is followed“ theta I Ida.“ but “fit panels. will bc 3
. and W W and
added to New Jersey’s mounting not 9““ In m, ’0? Chl'k‘m N be an [a
of criflen. J not be 11$“ mama-I m“ In chick practically para
William 11.th, 35 years old at mall is . \
civil Wnr‘vetemn, was found in m; “Do not. open until W” or walk “It to diesel. an: be
lune name here. his head beaten in ced on Int-0018- ‘
with an axe and cudgel by an assail- ”Do not seal parcels with cum Ie-I. ‘1‘“ mm mum to
taut who the police believe sought his t-claso muse. Seals my is placed on hat should not 3x-
monthlypexgion. Antarucouldbe lemon-ply. Ammwmmukammum .
determined. a. child‘s bank containing "ICEB-
three dollars war the only article l
taken. _ , ‘ .
Walter liedlng, 1 ndxhber. in
held for em... don because- of
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